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2019 will have a full political calendar
When it comes to elections and politics, 2019 will be a busy year. There are no federal or state elected offices to be filled but there are many local and county offices on the ballots, including all … more
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UNINTERESTED UNGULATE — Logan Casab tries to get the attention of a goat at the Utica Zoo during the zoo’s Happy Noon Year event Monday. More photos online at www.romesentinel.com.
Monday's New Year's Eve event at Utica Zoo
High winds knock out power to thousands
It was a dark and stormy start to the new year for more than 50,000 central New Yorkers, who were without power after high winds tore through the region late Monday and early Tuesday, topping tree … more
Brian Mandryck
Final steps before fire district will close door on project
TOWN OF LEE — Some final steps still remain before a nearly one-year-old balance of about $17,000 is paid by the town fire district for a Lee Center firehouse renovation. A walk-through at the site … more
Red Cross offers incentives for blood, platelet donors
The American Red Cross is offering a special incentive to increase blood and platelet donations in January, a historically challenging time, the agency has announced. All donors who present at Red … more
Trash pickup delayed day in Rome for holiday
Trash and recycling collection in the city of Rome is one day later this week due to the New Year’s Day holiday. Locations normally picked up Tuesday will be serviced Wednesday, and those on … more
FILL ‘ER UP — Motorists purchase gasoline today at the Stewart’s Shop at 506 Erie Blvd. W., today. Gas prices continued a recent decline, posting their lowest prices in more than a year, according to industry experts.
Gas prices continue to tumble
Gasoline prices have continued to decline both locally and nationally, according to industry experts and observers. The national average price for a gallon of gasoline is $2.27, down six cents from … more
STILL WINTER — Utica Marsh State Wildlife Management Area is among sites of First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day at state parks and state-managed natural areas, including Delta Lake State Park, led by parks personnel or volunteers.
First Day Hikes offer guided outings Jan. 1 at Delta Lake, Utica Marsh
New York state parks and certain state natural areas are hosting guided First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day. It’s the eighth year of New York’s participation in the First Day Hikes program … more
HONORING THE FALLEN — Members of the Eastern Air Defense Sector Honor Guard perform the Retiring of the Colors during the city’s Memorial Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park earlier this year. The honor guard also conducted dozens of funeral services in 2018 for deceased veterans.
NY National Guard pays tribute at over 11,000 funerals
The New York National Guard will have conducted about 11,155 military funeral services during 2018 by the end of the year as of midnight on Monday, according to a National Guard announcement. The … more
Environmental assessment may ready Oneida County to keep seeking air service at Griffiss
Oneida County has received a draft environmental assessment of building a new passenger terminal at Griffiss International Airport, a procedural step to prepare for luring scheduled airline service … more
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State grant to help fight erosion on Black, Mohawk rivers
The Nature Conservancy is getting more than a half-million dollars from New York state to help acquire land and conservation easements in the watersheds of the Black and Mohawk Rivers to reduce … 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
Hunters take more deer again this year, DEC says
Hunters took more white-tailed deer during the recently closed hunting season than in the past two years in both the Northern Zone and Southern Zone, according to a preliminary tally from the New … more
Event for future brides, grooms Jan. 6
NEW HARTFORD — “An Engaging Afternoon” wedding event will be held at the Holiday Inn, 1777 Burrstone Road, from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 6 in the Grand Ballroom. The event is free. … more
DONATIONS BY FIRE DEPARTMENT — The Lee Center Volunteer Fire Department donated $400 to the Feed Our Vets organization and $250 to the Toys for Tots organization, from the department’s share of proceeds from two Christmas auction fundraisers. About 40 toys also were collected and donated to Toys for Tots. From left: Selena Dewey of Feed Our Vets; Lee Center Volunteer Fire Department President William Baker; Jim Ransom of Toys for Tots.
Lee Center Fire Dept.- Donations
Roundabout finished in Madison County
TOWN OF LENOX — Major construction is complete on the roundabout at the intersection of routes 13 and 31 in the Town of Lenox in Madison County. The state Department of Transportation said it was … more
ON TRACK — Brothers Max and AJ Randall eagerly eye the tracks for one of the many model trains in the Oneida County History Center’s FUNTRAK Model Train Display to race by them on Thursday. The event continued today and will also be held on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The center is located at 1608 Genesee St. in Utica.
On track for fun
Shutdown won’t impact DFAS, EADS or lab, officials say
Local impacts from the partial federal government shutdown are not reaching the Eastern Air Defense Sector (EADS), the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS), and the Air Force Research … more
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Jackpot nearing $20K in Lowville Legion drawing
LOWVILLE — The jackpot in the American Legion Post 162 Queen of Hearts drawing has reached $17,510 and is expected to hit $20,000, the legion announced. The drawing is at 5 p.m. Sunday. Entry costs … more
UDDER SUCCESS — Members of the Madison schools FFA program recently donated, and coordinated, the donation of 120 gallons of milk to the Rome Rescue Mission, aiding both those in need as well as local dairy farmers. From left: Paul Perry: Madison FFA advisor; Matt Bruno, Madison FFA advisor; Tyler Moot, Madison FFA member; and Zachary Rollins: Madison FFA reporter.
Madison FFA students donate 120 gallons of milk to Rescue Mission
MADISON — When making a donation, people are typically focused on the recipient of the donation. It is not often that the donation can benefit those receiving the donation, as well as where the … more
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