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Red Cross urges public to donate blood following drop in June collections
The American Red Cross and Discovery are partnering for Shark Week and invite people to dive in to help save lives by giving blood or platelets in July. more
The Oneida Common Council meets on Tuesday, July 5, in the Common Council chambers, hearing from local residents and submitting two new local laws for public hearings at the next meeting. Pictured is John Nichols, who was happy with the city council’s proposal to alter chamberlain’s office and encouraged them to look into a city manager position while the city charter was being examined.
Local law introduced to extend terms for mayor, councilors in Oneida
The Oneida Common Council heard from the public regarding the chamberlain’s office and seagulls at Glenwood Plaza before introducing local laws that affect term limits. more
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Trees and power lines are scattered across streets, lawns and homes on Main Street in Westernville in this file photo of damage from a tornado that hit the town of Western on July 8, 2021. Officials say the town and its residents are recovering from the damage — although some cleanup and reconstruction is still ongoing.
Residents pulled together, yet ‘scars’ remain in Western
This Saturday will mark the one-year anniversary of when a 105 mph tornado ripped through the town of Western, destroying buildings and homes and knocking down whole patches of woodland. more
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County launches comprehensive health survey of residents
Oneida County has launched a survey that will provide a comprehensive overview of the health of Oneida County residents and a snapshot of the health status, resources and needs of the … more
Lewis County woman faces assault charge
A Lewis County woman is accused of striking another person in Lyonsdale ... more
A customer checks out a hand gun that is for sale and on display at SP firearms on Thursday, June 23, 2022, in Hempstead, New York.
Pistol permit application numbers steady amid criticism of state move
New York lawmakers approved a recent sweeping overhaul of the state’s handgun licensing rules, seeking to preserve some limits on firearms ... more
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a broken playground Slide is shown at Triangle park in Rome. City officials said damage like this has been happening on a near nightly basis since the parks opened last week.
Rome laments uptick in vandalism at playgrounds, parks
Public parks in the City of Rome have seen more than $10,000 worth of vandalism since they opened a week and a half ago, with new damage on an almost nightly basis ... more
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Water flows along the Erie Canal on Thursday. Officials warn against eating carp from several sections of the Erie Canal and the Mohawk River.
State Health Department warns against eating carp from sections of Mohawk River, Erie Canal
Do not eat carp from the Mohawk River or the Erie Canal due to high levels of PCBs, according to the New York State Department of Health. more
Haunted ghost tour of Herkimer 1834 jail on July 23
A haunted ghost tour of the Herkimer 1834 jail will take place on Saturday, July 23, with tour guides from the Fort Schuyler Paranormal Society and the Adirondack Park Paranormal Society. more
Walmart celebrated and congratulated one of its Distribution Center drivers for driving three million miles safely over the course of his 28 year career. Pictured is John Reed holding onto his cake with his friends, family, and coworkers.
Driver celebrates three million safe miles
John Reed, a driver for the Walmart Distribution Center at 8827 Old River Road, has celebrated three million safe miles. more
Utica firefighters take turns working to stop thousands of gallons of diesel fuel leaking out of this disabled tanker truck at the Route 790 on-ramp from Leland Avenue in north Utica early Thursday afternoon. All streets, roads, highways and businesses in the area were shut down in the area.
UPDATE: Diesel spill shuts down roads in North Utica
A large diesel fuel spill shut down a section of north Utica after a tractor trailer became disabled on Leland Avenue ... more
‘Music in the Air’ at Theodore’s in Canastota
The Oneida-Canastota Christian Women’s Club Invites the public to their Music is in the Air luncheon. more
Author returns to local roots to share history of Central New York
Author Daniel Koch returns to his Central New York roots and will speak on his upcoming 2022 publication of “Land of the Oneidas: Central New York State and the Creation of America ... more
DAY TRIP — The Oriska Valley Seniors traveled to the Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, NY to see over 300 birds and animals, representing 100 species. The animal encounters allowed visitors to get up close and hands on with sloths, otters, giraffe, lions, gators, kangaroos, penguins, capybara, tapir and other animals. In addition, the group had lunch at the Little Venice Restaurant in Binghamton. John Garrow, a step-on guide, provided a tour of Binghamton with a stop at the Bundy Museum of History and Art which featured a display of early time recorders that tells the forgotten story of the origins of IBM and ever-changing exhibits, including displays of the Rod Serling Archive which features memorabilia from the “Twilight Zone.”
SNAPSHOT: Oriska Valley Bus Trip
The Oriska Valley Seniors traveled to the Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York. more
New York Mills mayor Ernie Talerico rings a bell outside of the village’s fire department in this file photo. The village has a day of activities planned to celebrate its centennial on Saturday, July 9, at Pulaski Park.
New York Mills to celebrate centennial
The village of New York Mills has been in existence since 1922 — and this year it will celebrate a milestone of 100 years as a community of rich heritage and a place where … more
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Rome City School District employee Hillary Young serves free sandwiches and sides to children lined up at Franklyn’s Field on North James Street as part of the district’s 2022 Summer Food Service program. Similar programs elsewhere in the county, including Utica, help ensure that local youths receive nutritious lunches even when school’s not in session.
Program provides healthy lunches to kids during summer
The 2022 Summer Food Service is now underway, with youths being served in the city’s five major parks. more
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Rakwan Marshall, 44, of Liverpool, apologizes for his reckless driving that cost two people their lives and severely injured a third on Route 12 in Boonville. He was sentenced to state prison on Wednesday.
Driver gets 7 to 15 years in prison in deaths
Two grieving families filled an Oneida County courtroom Wednesday morning to condemn the reckless actions of 24-year-old Rakwan D. Marshall, whose high speed crash on Route 12 in Boonville … more
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Erin Kuhn, Quinlan Emhoff, and Amanda Pressly stand in front of the newly renovated home at 43 Lincklaen Street that will soon welcome a family from Afghanistan.(Photo submitted)
Newly renovated home, community to welcome Afghan family
Cazenovia College together with Cazenovia Welcomes Refugees (CWR) and InterFaith Works will welcome a family from Afghanistan to Cazenovia. more
Madison County sheriff reports arrests, June 27 to July 3
Charges include harassment, possession of a weapon ... more
The cover of "Pussy: A Collection of Scribbles, Tears, and Hurt Feelings," written by Fletch, a Canastota-based author.
Canastota author publishes book of poetry
This collection of poetry reflects the author’s experiences when he was in emotional distress. more
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