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Tug Hill Commission to host climate webinar
WATERTOWN — The Tug Hill Commission is hosting a free webinar called “A New Climate on Both Large and Small Scales” on Thursday, March 25 at 7 p.m. Meteorologist David Eichorn will provide an …
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3/3/21
Tenney seeks package of amendments to federal voting legislation
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Claudia L. Tenney, R-22, has announced her support for a package of amendments to the legislation H.R. 1, also known as the For the People Act. In a press release, Tenney …
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3/3/21
Union for Remington Arms workers seek negotiations
ILION — United Mine Workers of America International President Cecil E. Roberts is calling on Roundhill CEO Richmond Italia to meet face-to-face and complete negotiations for an agreement for …
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3/3/21
Boy Scouts meet $200,000 pledge goal for Camp Kingsley
AVA — Despite a host of unanticipated challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Leatherstocking Council, Boy Scouts of America are helping Camp Kingsley celebrate its 100th camping …
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3/3/21
Lee fire commissioners approve replacing pair of firehouse furnaces
TOWN OF LEE — The recent chill inside the Lee Center firehouse is expected to go away soon, following the town Board of Fire commissioners’ approval of replacing two furnaces there. The board …
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3/3/21
Verona students can apply for scholarship
VERONA — Town Councilman Fred “Fritz” Scherz, Jr., has again created the Fred Scherz Sr. Memorial Scholarship for Volunteer Community Service. The 12th annual scholarship will be in the …
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3/3/21
COVID cases hold steady in county
UTICA — There were 24 new positive COVID-19 cases reported in Oneida County on Tuesday, continuing the trend of fewer positive cases over the past several weeks. The two-dozen cases brought the …
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3/2/21
TV personality visits Boonville
BOONVILLE — Charlie’s Liquors hosted a famous personality Friday for a liquor tasting event as Eric “Senior” Soluri was in town to showcase Full Throttle Spirits, the liquor brand of Full …
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Megan Plete Postol
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3/2/21
Hospice to offer two online workshops
NEW HARTFORD — The bereavement staff at Hospice & Palliative Care will conduct a series of virtual workshops specific to those dealing with a death during COVID-19. The include: Grief During …
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3/2/21
Lake Delta Kiwanis donates
3/2/21
Price Chopper, Freihofer’s raise funds for trio of charities
SCHENECTADY — Price Chopper/Market 32 and its trade partner Freihofer’s have just completed another successful annual corporate giving program, raising more than $200,000 to benefit three …
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3/2/21
May introduces bills to aid state’s fiber-based textile manufacturers
State Senator Rachel May, D- Syracuse, has introduced legislation to expand the state’s Grown and Certified Program to include fiber-based textile manufacturers. The bill (S.3396) would enable …
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3/2/21
Applications being accepted for Italian-American state legislators scholarship, lawmaker says
Area high school seniors and current college students can apply for the 2021 New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators Academic and Athletic Scholarships, according to information …
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3/2/21
Vernon GOP committee endorses candidates
VERNON — The Town of Vernon Republican committee is endorsing the following individuals for local and county candidates for the 2021 elections: Town supervisor for 2-year term - Incumbent Randy …
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3/2/21
Scores vaccinated at pop-up clinic
UTICA — Dozens of people arrived early Monday to receive COVID-19 vaccinations at a “pop-up” clinic at the Tabernacle Baptist Church, 13 Clark Place. The event — which began at 10 a.m. and …
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3/2/21
National Weather Service issues high wind warning, wind chill advisory for area
BINGHAMTON — The National Weather Service's Binghamton forecast office has issued a high wind warning from 1 p.m. Monday afternoon through 10 a.m. Tuesday morning as well as a wind chill advisory …
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3/1/21
Construction begins on $854M power line upgrade
ALBANY — Construction has begun on an $854 million project to upgrade energy transmission along a 93-mile 345-kilovolt line in the Mohawk Valley and Capital Region. The Marcy to New Scotland …
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2/27/21
Utica Zoo announces openings for animal encounters
UTICA — The Utica Zoo has openings for both in-person and virtual animal encounters through summer 2021 with a wide variety of options available. Due to unpredictable COVID-19 outbreaks, encounter …
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2/27/21
Fort Stanwix Chapter of DAR launches Flag Essay contest
The Fort Stanwix Chapter of the National Organization of Daughters of the American Revolution has announced its annual Flag Essay contest is under way. ‘ Students in grades five and six in the …
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2/27/21
Assemblywoman Buttenschon tests positive for COVID
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-Marcy, has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a Thursday statement from her office. Buttenschon said in a statement, “Over the weekend, after …
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2/25/21
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