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CCSD Foundation begins annual Fund Drive
The Clinton Central School District Foundation is launching its annual Fund Drive and invites alumni, parents, district retirees and community members to join in and donate. more
Pictured is Rome resident Anthony Jones helping two-year-old Amelia Jones decorate her pumpkin at the Oneida Fall Fest on Saturday, Oct. 1 in Oneida.
SNAPSHOT: Oneida City Fall Fest 2022
On Saturday, people came from all over the area to celebrate the coming of fall and enjoy the cool autumn weather at the second annual Oneida Fall Fest. more
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Leaves begin to change colors on a portion of a tree along Master Garden Road on Thursday in Utica. Fall foliage is beginning to pop out across New York State, with some significant early color changes expected in the higher elevations of the Adirondacks and Catskills, according to field reports from volunteer observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I LOVE NY program. Locally, fall foliage observers say their is roughly 30% change in color in the Utica/Rome area with nearly 55% change in the Old Forge area.
Sizzling autumn show in full bloom in Old Forge
The Adirondacks are known for its breathtaking fall views which typically arrive when the crowds from the summer begin to thin out and cooler temperatures arrive. more
Students shared marijuana-laced food at Madison County middle school
Several students at Otto Shortell Middle School in Madison County suffered an adverse reaction on Friday after eating food laced with marijuana. more
Bianca Devins
Lawsuit by the family of Bianca Devins against DA’s Office dismissed
A federal lawsuit filed against the Oneida County District Attorney’s Office on accusations that they mishandled evidence in the Bianca Devins murder case has been dismissed. more
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Menacing, mischief among arrests in Madison County
Arrests from September 23 and 24. more
Cazenovia College dedicated the property at 9 Sullivan St. which was recently donated to the college by the Christakos Family, with a formal ceremony on Friday, Sept. 23. From left: Sparky and Patricia Ricket Christakos, donors of the property; David Bergh, Cazenovia College president; and Kenneth C. Gardiner, chairman of the college’s board of trustees.
Cazenovia College dedicates historic property
Cazenovia College dedicated the property at 9 Sullivan St. which was recently donated to the college by the Christakos Family, with a formal ceremony on Friday, Sept. 23. more
Bus stop assault charged in New Hartford
Utica man charged in bus stop attack in New Hartford. more
Remington Arms union secretary admits to embezzling funds
Financial secretary for Remington Arms union admits to embezzlement charges. more
Herkimer College to host open house
Herkimer County Community College will host an open house from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 22. more
Fire officials warn of danger from improper use of lithium-ion batteries
After a pair of structure fires in recent months caused by lithium-ion battery failure, the Rome Fire Department has some words of warning to people using these types of batteries. more
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MVCC to hold ‘21-Day Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Challenge’
Mohawk Valley Community College is launching its second “21-Day Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Challenge” on Saturday, Oct. 1. more
Pro stocks power down the front stretch in front of the old wooden Brookfield Speedway grandstand covered with a corrugated metal roof on September 10. The track benefitted from Utica-Rome Speedway promoter Brett Deyo and track groomer Jamie Friesen with plans for a schedule in 2023.
COLUMN: Historic Brookfield Speedway in Madison County comes back to life
The subject of historic race track resurrection has been in the racing news lately with North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina reopening to great fanfare and now will be hosting the NASCAR … more
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Rome Free Academy swimmer Imani Pugh gets ready to dive in the pool from the new starting blocks Wednesday at the high school. The renovated natatorium was unveiled earlier this month.
Renovated RFA pool makes splash with reopening
For the last year and a half, Rome Free Academy swimming and diving team student-athletes have competed in “home” swim team meets that weren’t really at “home” at all. more
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Volunteer firefighters work to douse a garage fire in Remsen Wednesday afternoon. Fire officials said no one was injured and the residence was saved.
Quick work on garage fire, saves home in Remsen
No one was injured when a garage workshop went up in flames on Old Route 287 in Remsen. more
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Partnership to aid small businesses in Herkimer County
The Adirondack Economic Development Corporation has announced a new partnership to benefit small businesses in Herkimer County. more
Howard R. Smith
Drugs, stolen handgun seized in traffic stop
A 29-year-old man was found with a felony amount of cocaine and a loaded, stolen handgun during a traffic stop in Rome very early Thursday morning. more
Marcy man admits sending threatening letter in federal court
A Marcy man admitted in federal court in Albany on Wednesday to mailing a threatening letter to a woman who was trying to break up with him. more
Rebecca Hargrave, associate professor of environmental science and arboriculture at SUNY Morrisville.
SUNY Morrisville professor, students receive arborist awards
There’s no mistaking Rebecca Hargrave’s love for arboriculture and all things trees. more
Utica school district’s board of education hosts student-athletes, discusses efforts to hire more teachers, staff at meeting
The Utica City School District Board of Education was visited by three of the district’s sports groups to start off the board’s regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 27. more
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