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Canastota to host Memorial Day parade
The village of Canastota, in conjunction with American Legion Post #140, has announced the annual Memorial Day parade and remembrance ceremony. more
Organized by the Sherrill-Kenwood Classic Car Club, the Oneida Community Mansion House will host a car show.
Oneida Community Mansion House to host classic car show
The Oneida Community Mansion House will host its second annual classic car show on June 3 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. more
American Martial Arts Institute Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall.
American Martial Arts Institute offers women’s self-defense classes
The American Martial Arts Institute, under the direction of Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr., is sponsoring a one-day women’s self-defense class. more
Oneida County Executive candidate Michael Hennessy speaks at a Wednesday, May 10 press conference.
Judge dismisses Hennessy's lawsuit against Oneida County Board of Elections
A judge has dismissed the lawsuit that Michael Hennessy — a candidate for Oneida County Executive — filed against the Oneida County Board of Elections and the objector to his petitions.  more
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County continues to gather feedback for Rome, New Hartford street projects
Oneida County has launched additional surveys for its Kellogg Road and West Chestnut Street projects in New Hartford and Rome, respectively.  more
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Kelly Blazosky
Oneida County Tourism president to depart organization
Oneida County Tourism has announced the departure of President Kelly Blazosky, effective June 30. more
Pictured is the former Glenfield School. Rochester’s Cornerstone Group has submitted a proposal to revitalize the school into 50 senior living units, including new construction and a public park to be donated to the Town of Martinsburg.
Glenfield School Redevelopment Committee recommends Rochester’s Cornerstone Group proposal to Lewis County
Naturally Lewis, in partnership with Lewis County, completed a Request for Expressions of Interest and Request for Proposals. more
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Utica man punches kiosk in Oneida County Office Building
A Utica man was arrested after damaging a kiosk servicing the Oneida County Department of Family and Community Services, according to the Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol. more
Madison County officials urge vaccinations for pets, following recent discovery of rabid raccoon
The Madison County Public Health Department reported its third positive case of rabies this year. more
New Hartford woman faces contempt, harassment charges
A domestic dispute in New Hartford led to felony charges, according to the New Hartford Police Department. more
McConnellsville Elementary School students recently collected items for the Camden Food Pantry.
McConnellsville students help the food pantry help the needy
Nine students in the fourth grade book club at McConnellsville Elementary School in the Camden Central School District recently helped collect 465 non-perishable food and toiletry items. more
Overdose prevention program unveiled in Madison County
EndOD — a national overdose prevention program — is now available in Madison County, thanks to a partnership between Madison County Public Health and Partnership to End Addiction. more
Urban Agriculture Learning Lab series through June 13
Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County is hosting a free Urban Agriculture Learning Lab series. more
Mammography van to visit Jervis Library
Upstate University Hospital’s Mammography Van will visit Jervis Public Library on Friday, May 19, for a breast cancer screening clinic. more
The Rome branch of the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley welcomes yoga instructor Amy Otero to its health and fitness team. Otero will teach Hatha Yoga every Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and Thursday mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. beginning May 17.
YMCA to offer new Hatha Yoga classes
The Rome branch of the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley welcomes yoga instructor Amy Otero to its health and fitness team. more
Utica voting inspectors looks up the information on a voter with her ID in hand Tuesday, May 16 at the Parkway Rec Center. Voting wasn't very vibrant at the time.
Local school districts report budget & board voting results
Area school districts sent their proposed 2023-24 budgets, potential Board of Education candidates and other propositions to the polls Tuesday, May 16 for district residents’ approval. more
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Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo and other city officials tour the 400 block of West Thomas Street in this 2017 file photo. Izzo will resume her Walk with the Mayor neighborhood program today in the 900-1000 block of North James Street at 3 p.m. and on Thursday, May 18, in the River Street/East Dominick Street area.
Izzo to resume ‘Walk with Mayor’ program
Mayor Jacqueline Izzo will resume her Walk with the Mayor neighborhood program. more
Utica city officials cut the ribbon at the newly-built inclusive playground at T.R. Proctor Park.
Inclusive playground opens in Utica
As warmer weather starts to settle in, children of all ages and abilities will now be able to utilize a new inclusive playground at T.R. Proctor Park. more
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Games People Play owner Tim Becker stands at the counter with a number of Magic the Gathering cards for sale behind him and singles in the case.
New name, but store retains passion for games
Though it’s got a new name, Games People Play has been a card and board game hobbyist’s go-to spot for years. more
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Man convicted in Adirondack Bank robbery
The man convicted of robbing the Adirondack Bank in Utica was sentenced to three-and-a-half to seven years in state prison, according to Oneida County Court officials. more
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