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VVS FFA members, top row from left, sophomore Matthew Seelman, junior Devon Conley and sophomore Gianna White and bottom row, from left, sophomore Mark Hoffman, Senior FFA Advisor Justin Ferreira and sophomore Ethan Vierow pose Friday, March 10 in their sap house in Verona.
VVS FFA shares sweet secrets of syrup production during Maple Weekend
It’s been a productive season for the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School’s FFA chapter and their maple processing, as they are getting close to their 2023 goal. more
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Oneida Police Chief Steve Lowell has hit the ground running and looks to get the Oneida City Police Department accredited while increasing transparency and addressing long term issues.
New police chief eyes smooth transition in Oneida
Oneida Police Chief Steve Lowell, who took command of the department in late February, has hit the ground running. more
Justin K. Brown
Utica man accused of stabbing another person in Frankfort
A 20-year-old man is accused of stabbing another person during a large fight outside the Utica Academy of Science, according to the Frankfort Police Department. more
Oneida Mayor Helen Acker looks over her schedule as she gets ready for a typical day, trying to help tackle issues for residents of Madison County’s most populous city. After two terms as the city’s top elected official, Acker has decided not to seek reelection and looks ahead to clearing her calendar to make time for some travel and other leisurely pursuits.
Acker won’t seek reelection in Oneida
There’s been a lot on the plate of Mayor Helen Acker since she was elected to the city’s top post in 2019. more
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Utica councilors to vote on city’s proposed $79.8M budget Monday
With a deadline to approve the city’s budget and avoid a default, the Utica Common Council will meet on Monday, March 20, at Utica City Hall, where the budget vote will take place. more
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Dr. Richelle Takemoto
Orthopedic surgeon joins team at Community Memorial Hospital
Community Memorial Hospital has welcomed a new orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Richelle Takemoto, to its medical staff. more
Rome woman charged with meth possession
A 44-year-old woman was found with a quantity of methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
For the 12-month period ending January 2023, private sector employment rose 3,100, or 3.5%, to 91,300 in the Utica-Rome area with job gains of 1,200 were posted in education and health services.
Area jobless rate ticks up slightly to 4.5%
The unemployment rate in the Utica-Rome area increased from 4.4% in January 2022 to 4.5% in January 2023. more
Determination Gala to celebrate overcoming adversity
The public is invited to join the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley in recognizing members who have used determination to overcome adversity and achieve goals at the annual Determination Celebration gala on Saturday, April 22. more
The annual Camden NY Irish Parade returns at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 18 in Camden. Line up is at 11 a.m. at Camden Elementary School, 1 Oswego St.
Camden parade celebrates Irish, start of spring
The 20th annual Camden NY Irish Parade returns this Saturday, March 18, to offer a festive celebration of the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. more
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Man with multiple warrants across region taken into custody
A 32-year-old man with warrants from at least four different law enforcement agencies was taken into custody on Wednesday, according to the Whitesboro Police Department. more
Attorney: Karam lawsuits continue against Utica school district
The names of four individual Utica City School District Board of Education members were dropped from a lawsuit against them Friday in Oneida County Court. more
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Signage directs visitors to a new, temporary entrance as work progresses on the new Welcome Center at the Utica Zoo on Wednesday, March 15. The project includes $2 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding, one of dozens of projects set to help reinvigorate the community, according to city officials.
ARPA funding provides city with sustainability
On March 11, 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was signed into law, providing the country with financial relief to address the economic problems brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. more
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Seven overdoses in 2 days prompts spike alert from Oneida County
Seven non-fatal opioid overdoses over two days last week has prompted a warning from the Oneida County Overdose Response Team. more
The New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA) honored the Oneida County Department of Water Quality and Water Pollution Control with the Municipal Achievement Award at the awards ceremony during NYWEA’s 95th annual meeting. From left: Chief Operator Dale Lockwood; Karl Schrantz; Patricia Cerro-Reehill; and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr.
County receives award from New York Water Environment Association
The New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA) honored the Oneida County Department of Water Quality and Water Pollution Control with the Municipal Achievement Award. more
Open-Table announced Turning Stone earned nearly 20 Diners’ Choice Awards for 2023. The awards specifically recognize four of Turning Stone’s signature restaurants: Wildflowers, TS Steakhouse, Peach Blossom and Pino Bianco.
Awards keep rolling in for Turning Stone restaurants
On the heels of a recent Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Awards announcement, Open-Table announced Turning Stone earned nearly 20 Diners’ Choice Awards for 2023. more
Paleigh Iannarilli, age 24, was sentenced to 20 years to life in state prison in Oneida County Court this morning. Iannarilli pleaded guilty to shooting and killing her mother in Rome in February 2022.
Victim mourned as killer gets 20 years to life in prison
The victim in a Rome homicide was memorialized in Oneida County Court Tuesday morning, while her killer — her daughter — was sent to state prison. more
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James Ware Jr. rejected a plea offer of 18 years to life in prison for murder in Oneida County Court Tuesday morning.
Accused killer rejects plea deal in Oneida County Court
A Utica man charged in a December homicide in the city rejected a plea offer in Oneida County Court on Tuesday. more
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Previously, four Utica School Board members, including President Joseph Hobika Jr., left, and Tennille Knoop, right, and Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan, center, were served legal notice (by the man in the blue t-shirt) Dec. 13 of pending court action against them from Bruce Karam, who was placed on administrative leave from his superintendent position in October.
Utica School Board members removed from superintendent’s lawsuit
The names of four individual Utica City School District Board of Education members were dropped Friday in Oneida County Court from a lawsuit brought against them by Superintendent Bruce Karam. more
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The Oneida County office building at 800 Park Ave. in Utica is shown on Friday, March 10. Last week county lawmakers approved borrowing $3.5 million for asbestos removal at the building. That project is one of 12 capital improvement projects including in $17 million in bonding that was authorized.
County lawmakers OK $17 million in bonding for variety of improvements
The Oneida County Board of Legislators authorized bond resolutions totaling over $17 million for projects and improvements to county facilities.  more
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