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Solar farm to soon be installed in Remsen
A solar farm will soon be constructed in Remsen, the latest of many similar projects springing up all around the North country. The Town of Remsen has entered a lease agreement with TJA Clean Energy, …
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Megan Plete Postol
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3/6/21
Vernon Downs donates $50K to food bank; plans food distribution event March 27
VERNON — As part of Vernon Downs’ ongoing commitment to supporting its surrounding communities, Vernon Downs is giving $50,000 to the Food Bank of Central New York. Officials said this funding …
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3/6/21
County continues efforts to bring vaccine, clinics to residents
UTICA — The Oneida County Health Department — along with several partners including the Oneida Indian Nation — have ramped up efforts to bring COVID-19 vaccinations to eligible local residents. …
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3/6/21
Insurer: J&J vaccine is a safe and effective option
Looking for information on the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine? Here are some facts from a Q&A on the newly approved single dose vaccinewith Dr. Mona Chitre, PharmD, chief pharmacy officer …
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3/6/21
Camden man earns EADS honor
LATHAM — The Eastern Air Defense Sector and the New York Air National Guard’s 224th Air Defense Group have named Capt. Justin Bush, of Camden, as the Outstanding Company Grade Officer for EADS. …
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3/5/21
Fitness Mill steps up to support programs, services for people with autism
NEW YORK MILLS — The 2021 Virtual Walk for Autism has hit the ground running with the naming of the Fitness Mill as the lead sponsor of this year’s event, a major fundraiser for the programs and …
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3/5/21
Pair of companies in region to receive funding in state workforce initiative
ALBANY — State officials have unveiled a $9.5M workforce development program that will include 75 businesses, schools, and community-based organizations across the state have been awarded funds to …
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3/5/21
New life for the Remsen General Store
REMSEN — Since its closing in 2018, the Remsen General Store has sat empty and quiet, but on April 1 the store will reopen under new management — and the Garcia family is eager and excited to …
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Megan Plete Postol
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3/5/21
MVHS receives $50M gift from Wynn Family Foundation
UTICA — The Mohawk Valley Health System received a gift of $50 million from the Wynn Family Foundation — the largest in MVHS’s history. “We also believe it’s the biggest gift given in this …
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Charles Pritchard
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3/4/21
COVID-19 cases continue to slowly decline
COVID-19 cases are continuing to slowly, but steadily, decline in the county, region and state, according to figures released on Thursday by the state Department of Health. There were 7,953 positive …
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3/4/21
Laurel Street couple help spring unlikely reunion
A Laurel Street couple are being hailed for not just helping a poor, furry soul come in from the cold — but in the process reunite the wayward feline and his owner. Larry Ehlinger and his wife, …
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Nicole A. Hawley
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3/4/21
Village of Clinton joins worldwide Education and Sharing Day effort
CLINTON — The village is gearing up to join citizens worldwide in recognizing the crucial importance of ethical and moral education on Wednesday, March 24 as Mayor Steven Bellona and the village …
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Nicole A. Hawley
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3/4/21
Cafe is first recipient of Be A Neighbor Fund grant
UTICA — Local non-profit Handshake.City has announced the Cafe Domenico as the first recipient of the Be A Neighbor Fund, a fund to help struggling small businesses in the Greater Utica area. Cafe …
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3/4/21
Opening of new store in Lee draws nearer, officials say
TOWN OF LEE – A new Dollar General store on Turin Road/Route 26 near the intersection with Stokes-Lee Center Road is nearly ready to open, but a date has not been specified yet, according to …
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3/4/21
County to get increase in COVID-19 vaccines
Oneida County and the Oneida Indian Nation will partner to host a COVID-19 vaccine distribution site — part of a county effort to make the vaccinations more accessible to residents. The county is …
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3/3/21
Lewis County lawmaker won’t seek re-election
LOWVILLE — Lewis County Legislator Jerry King notified the county Republican Party he will not seek re-election this fall to the 10th Legislative District. King has served on the Legislature since …
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3/3/21
NY tops nation in care costs for Alzheimer’s, dementia
SYRACUSE — Care costs for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia across New York totaled more than $5.4 billion in 2020, the most spent by any state in the nation, according to a report released today …
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3/3/21
Texas deep freeze continues to drive gas prices higher
BUFFALO — The cost of gasoline kept climbing in New York with the average price of a gallon of gas climbing 9 cents from last week. Statewide, the average reached $2.78 per gallon, some 27 cents …
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3/3/21
Deadline extended for virtual walk
UTICA — Rescue Mission of Utica is extending the deadline for its 10th Annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes Virtual Walk to Monday, March 15. Registration can be completed online at uticamission.org, or …
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3/3/21
Community Foundation offers nonprofit workshops online
UTICA — The Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties 2021 will offer a series of free workshops and webinars for staff and board members of area nonprofit organizations. The events, …
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3/3/21
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