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‘What’s Upstate’ aims to showcase best of region
Inspiring people. Endless opportunity. Boundless adventure. These are some of the words used by local organizations to describe what life is like in the Mohawk Valley. more
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Empire State Development President and CEO and Commissioner Hope Knight, left, and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. cut a ribbon at the completion of Skydome, an indoor UAS testing center in at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park. Behind them are state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, and Griffiss Institute President and CEO Heather Hage.
Officials unveil new $13M Skydome
Skydome brings a total state and county investment of more than $100 million, establishing New York and the Mohawk Valley in the position of global leader in UAS. more
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Rome firefighters knock down a fire at CRC Raceway & Hobby on Martin Street Wednesday night. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. Company officials said racing will be temporarily suspended until they can reopen.
CRC Raceway & Hobby damaged by fire
CRC Raceway & Hobby on Martin Street in Rome was damaged by a fire Wednesday night and is temporarily closed, according to the Rome Fire Department. more
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Pirates Weekend at Sylvan Beach is here, kicking off with the pirate's invasion today at 5:45 p.m. From 6 p.m. onwards, there will be various entertainment venues at local businesses throughout the Beach, including the classic car show near the grassy area of the Beach. The 8th annual parade starts at 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 16.
Pirates invade Sylvan Beach for weekend of fun, games
The pirates are invading Sylvan Beach today, and it’s a welcome sight for all looking for a fun weekend. more
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This summer, the 66-acre Delphi Falls County Park property – with only a fraction of its acreage currently accessible to the public – will be entering into phase one of planned improvements and expansion.
Delphi Falls Park in Madison County to see improvements
Delphi Falls, a hidden gem among Madison County’s rolling hills that’s become the region’s latest outdoor recreation destination, is due to offer an enhanced experience ... more
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Sen. Joseph Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-47, Rome, (at podium) speaks to reporters on Wednesday, July 13 about recently passed gun legislation that he and the elected officials surrounding him did not support at a Wednesday news conference at the state office building in Utica.
State gun legislation continues to prompt local outcry
Regional elected officials banded together at a Wednesday news conference to weigh in on recently passed gun legislation, which lawmakers say alters training procedures ... more
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New Forest Cemetery in Utica. Local officials, state representatives, stakeholders, and members of the New York State Department of State-Division of Cemeteries toured the cemetary on Tuesday.
Officials seek remedy for 136-year-old cemetery
As officials say conditions at the New Forest Cemetery, 2001 Oneida St., continue to deteriorate, state lawmakers and community leaders are advocating for funding and assistance. more
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Josh Rawitch, president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, speaks during a ceremony honoring former baseball player Bud Fowler on Wednesday at Oakview Cemetery in Frankfort.
Baseball trailblazer Bud Fowler honored in Frankfort ceremony
On the edge of this small town in the Mohawk Valley is the final resting place of an under-appreciated baseball trailblazer.  more
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Cars depart the Griffiss Business and Technology Park on Route 825 toward the east and west ramp Wednesday afternoon. The Route 825 bridge over Route 365 will close to traffic at 6 p.m. on Monday, July 18, to facilitate repair work. The work is expected to be complete in September.
Route 825 ramp to close Monday; work to be complete in September
The state Department of Transportation advises motorists heading into or out of the Griffiss Business and Technology Park that the Route 825 bridge over Route 365 near Rome Free Academy and the … more
“Hudson’s Ride” by Katie Thomas
Fusion exhibit features art by Katie Thomas
Fusion Art & Gift Gallery in The Photo Shoppe, 8584 Turin Road, will host an opening reception for its July show featuring the paintings and sculpture of Katie Thomas ... more
Zourdos trio receives prison time for tax evasion
All three members of the Zourdos family convicted in the multi-million tax fraud scheme at their Dippin Donuts shops in Rome and New Hartford have been sentenced to time behind bars in … more
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Mary Finegan
Candidate for county clerk outlines platform
More hours of operation and more efficient service is what the Republican and Conservative-endorsed candidate for County Clerk, Mary Finegan, promises if elected ... more
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SUNY Morrisville professor Eric Diefenbacher instructs Rachel Soong as she measures a frog in a herpetology class.
SUNY Morrisville effort with aquatic drones, turtles published in scientific journal
A real-life classroom approach is giving students in Eric Diefenbacher’s herpetology class valuable field skills and an opportunity to explore and develop research skills ... more
One man was displaced from this home on Stone Road in Westmoreland following an early morning fire on Tuesday, according to fire officials. No one was injured.
One displaced in early morning Westmoreland fire
One man is displaced after an early morning fire on Stone Road in Westmoreland ... more
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Local and company officials get ready to turn a shovelful of dirt to break ground on a 10,000 square foot expansion at The Light Connection, 132 Base Road in Oriskany. The expansion, which is expected to be completed in September, will increase the company’s manufacturing footprint by 25%. From left: Kim Teesdale; Susan Grabinski; Tricia Kowalski; Garry White, TLC president; Shawki Elgarhi; Murray Krishtein; Tyler Tormey; Lee Copperwheat; and Rob Pike.
Local manufacturer breaks ground on 10,000-square foot expansion
The Light Connection, 132 Base Road, has broken ground on a 10,000-square foot expansion as a direct result of its continuous growth in the fiber optic cable market. more
Mary Finegan makes a statement regarding her run for Oneida County Clerk with Mayor Izzo and County Executive Picente looking on Monday afternoon in front of the Rome DMV.
SNAPSHOT: Finegan running for county clerk
Mary Finegan, a Republican candidate for Oneida County Clerk, is calling for the full reopening of the Rome Department of Motor Vehicles office, which is run by the county clerk’s office. more
Sam Morse of Camden crosses the finish line during the 45th Boilermaker Road Race on Sunday in Utica. Morse finished in 46:58.78, good for 21st place overall, and the best time among local runners. He finished second in 2021 in the race that was pushed back to October and was held without the invited elite runners.
Boilermaker gets ‘picture perfect’ return
Between the 15K and 5K events Sunday, there were 8,361 finishers. Across the Boilermaker’s events during the weekend, more than 12,000 people participated ... more
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A group of friends celebrate at the Saranac Post-Race Party after finishing the 45th Boilermaker Road Race in Utica.
Saranac Post-Race Party concludes Boilermaker Weekend
The 45th annual Boilermaker Road Race concluded with the official Saranac Post-Race Party at F.X. Matt Brewing Co. more
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Runners take off for the 45th Boilermaker Road Race on Sunday, July 10 in Utica.
Runners, spectators happy to have the Boilermaker back
With the return of the Boilermaker Road Race to the streets of Utica, spectators were happy to have such a long-standing tradition back after its absence. more
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Visitors look over art on display at the 2018 MWPAI Arts Festival along the sidewalk on Genesee Street in Utica.
MWPAI Arts Festival to be bigger and better than ever
From art prints created by an actual steam roller to “smoke painting,” the annual Sidewalk Art Show and performances by local artists, this year’s Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute … more
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