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LAND DEAL — MGS Manufacturing at 122 Otis St. at Griffiss Business and Technology Park is entering a deal to buy its facility outright from Mohawk Valley EDGE, which now leases it to the company. MGS, maker of equipment for the wire, cable and fiber-optics industries, seeks to lower its costs in the highly competitive sector.
IDA approves package to help MGS Manufacturing stabilize
A company in one of the first buildings put up after the creation of Griffiss Business and Technology Park sees stabilization in a deal to own its building outright after leasing it from the local … more
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NY Maple Weekends brochure available
A free copy of the 2019 Maple Weekends brochure listing sugarhouses, the International Maple Museum Centre fifth annual Sap Run-Walk, and pancake breakfasts sites in Jefferson, Lewis, Oneida and … more
No parking on the streets in Camden during storm
CAMDEN — Camden Police Department has issued parking restrictions for the weekend due to Winter Storm Harper. Residents are asked to have all vehicles removed from the village streets by 11 p.m. … more
HISTORIC HOME — Built around 1830 by Milton Brayton and designated as a landmark home by the Town of Western Historical Society, this property at 9102 Main St. in Westernville is facing an impending foreclosure sale.
Westernville foreclosure catches attention of local history buffs
The impending foreclosure sale of the historic property at 9102 Main St. in Westernville has captured the attention of the Town of Western Historical Society and Russell Marriott, the town historian. … more
City of Oneida announces MLK Day closures
ONEIDA — The city of Oneida’s offices will close at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 21, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. City Court will be closed all day. more
Oneida County issues results of food service inspections
Oneida County Health Department inspectors conduct unannounced and periodic checks of food service establishments to determine if they comply with the state codes, rules and regulations. Here are … more
Clinton Symphony performance postponed
CLINTON — Clinton Symphony Orchestra of the Mohawk Valley, Inc., has postponed its Sunday, Jan. 20 concert at Clinton Performing Arts Center due to winter storm warnings and inclement weather. The … more
Bingo cancelled
TOWN OF LEE — The Lee Center Volunteer Fire Department’s weekly bingo fundraiser that was scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 19, will not be held due to an anticipated winter storm, said fire … more
Fraud settlements aid land bank’s blight fighting
The Greater Mohawk Valley Land Bank has been awarded $1.2 million from $25.9 million in new funding for land banks across New York from securities fraud settlements against two large banks. Land … more
City of Sherrill issues snow emergency
SHERRILL — City of Sherrill Manager Brandon Lovett and Police Chief Robert Drake have issued a snow emergency for the city that will begin noon Saturday and end at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. During the … more
Cardone named new Oneida County Democratic elections commissioner
CarolAnn Cardone, a deputy who had been serving in an acting capacity, has been named Democratic commissioner for the Oneida County Board of Elections. The Oneida County Board of Legislators approved … more
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DIGGING OUT — Adam and Heather Renwick and their daughter Antonia DePerno, 27 Oswego St., Camden, dig out their driveway. The American Heart Association is warning area residents about the risk of a heart attack while snow shoveling. People who are outdoors in cold weather should avoid sudden exertion, like lifting a heavy shovel full of snow. Even walking through heavy, wet snow or snow drifts can strain a person’s heart.
Local agencies release health, safety tips ahead of the storm
With Winter Storm Harper on its way, the American Heart Association is warning area residents that the risk of a heart attack during snow shoveling may increase for some, while the combination of … more
BREAKFAST WITH BRINDISI — Rome Area Chamber of Commerce members and others met at Delta Lake Inn this morning to ask questions of U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi, D-22, Utica, over breakfast. The freshman congressman said the partial federal shutdown “put everything else on the back burner down in Washington.”
Freshman congressman addresses Rome Chamber
U.S. Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, weighed in on the continuing shutdown of the federal government in a forum at the Delta Lake Inn, 8524 Fish Hatchery Road, this morning. The event, … more
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Brindisi talks shutdown at White House
U.S. Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, was among seven Democrats in the bi-partisan Problem Solvers congressional caucus to meet Wednesday with President Donald Trump regarding to partial … more
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GRANT RECIPIENTS — The American Heart Association announced Community Impact Grant recipients at America's Greatest Heart Run & Walk Kickoff on Tuesday. Pictured from left are Dr. Jonathan Henderson, AHA advisory board president; Pete Blanchfield, The Root Farm Executive Director; Leila Bjornland, The House of the Good Shepherd Director of Development and Communications, Dr. Frank Dubeck, Boy Scouts of America board member; Shelly Nunno-Evans, STEPS Program Coordinator; Kelly Walter, Center for Family Life and Recovery board president.
45th Heart Run & Walk sets $1.1M fundraising goal
To celebrate the 45th America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk, the American Heart Association announced five local organizations receiving Community Impact Grants during the Heart Run & Walk … more
SHARING HIS VIEW — Senate Deputy Minority Leader Joseph Griffo, R-47, Rome, speaks with reporters after listening to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo deliver his State of the State address and executive budget proposal at the Hart Theatre on Tuesday in Albany.(AP Photo/Hans Pennink)
Area lawmakers give mixed reviews to governor’s budget plan
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s budget proposal got a wary review from Rome-area Republican state lawmakers but also some praise, while a fellow Democrat hoped state aid to schools might be increased. State … more
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Cinderella’s 2018
Sylvan Beach restaurant to close, hotel to remain open, owners say
SYLVAN BEACH — After 37 memorable years, Cinderella’s Restaurant, operated by the Farnach family has decided not to reopen in 2019.  Joseph and Cindy Farnach founded Cinderella’s in 1981 and … more
Applications taken for YWPA award by Zonta Club of Oneida Area
Applications for the 2019 Young Women in Public Affairs Award are now available, according to an announcement by the Zonta Club of Oneida Area. Students in the school districts served by the club who … more
COLLEEN FAHY-BOX
Oneida County plans to study caseworker work loads
How many cases of public assistance should a social welfare examiner have to handle? That’s a question Oneida County is seeking to answer under a contract between the Department of Social Services … more
ON THE TRAIL — A steady stream of snowmobilers take advantage of some fresh powder and sunny skies to cruise along the trail and into the Flat Rock Inn area in Martinsburg on Saturday. While there is only a slight snow cover over most of the area, to the north, conditions were favorable for people to finally hit the trail.
Drivers urged to use caution, plan ahead for cold
With frigid conditions finally arriving via a weekend blast of Arctic air, AAA of Western and Central New York, is reminding drivers to be prepared so they aren’t left outside, and stranded, in the … more
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