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Doughnuts were donated to the Utica Fire Department Wednesday, Feb. 1 by Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School students. From left are Utica Chief Scott Ingersoll, Assistant Chief James Noon, students Marquis Reeves, Sean Noon, Isaiah Sexton, Jake Engelhart, Tim Carville and Louis Robertelli, Utica Firefighter Garrett Tomanio, Lt. Joe Topa and Notre Dame Campus Minister Bob McQueen.
Catholic Schools Week celebrated at Notre Dame and beyond
The Catholic school mission is very strong about faith, about excellence and about service, Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School Campus Minister Robert McQueen said Monday. more
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Gunman identified after shooting woman, self in Utica
The gunman who took his own life after shooting a woman at Fred's Dari-Del in Utica on Thursday has been identified as a 27-year-old New York City man. more
YMCA offers winter break program for kids
The winter school break, Feb. 20-24, is fast approaching and the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley will offer a daily enrichment program during the school vacation for children in kindergarten. more
Utica Police cars lined up on Elizabeth Street next to Adirondack Bank that was robbed Friday morning on Genesee Street in Utica.
UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect remains on the run after fleeing Utica
The search remains ongoing for a bank robbery suspect who demanded cash from the Adirondack Bank on Genesee Street Friday morning, according to the Utica Police Department. more
RFA’s Rhapsody Show Choir hosts their Collegiate A Cappella Invitational at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the RFA Auditorium at the Rome school.
RFA hosts Collegiate A Cappella Invitational
Rome Free Academy’s Rhapsody Show Choir will be hosting their Collegiate A Cappella Invitational at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 in the RFA Auditorium, 95 Dart Circle. more
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her $227 billion proposed executive state budget on Wednesday, including a proposed increase in state school aid. Under Hochul’s proposal, which includes fully funding the state’s Foundation Aid to schools, one of several funds used to distribute state aid to districts, most area schools would see an increase in their overall state aid.
Hochul presents proposed state school aid amounts
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her $227 billion proposed executive state budget on Wednesday, including a proposed increase in state school aid. more
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NYS Youth Art Month Exhibition begins Feb. 15
The Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts, 403 Canal Place, will present the monthlong NYS Youth Art Month Exhibition - Reflections 2023 starting Feb. 15. more
Rome City School District, others closed Friday due to frigid weather
Rome City School District announced Thursday evening that its schools will be closed Friday due to the forecasted "extreme cold temperatures." more
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An upcoming one-hour program at Jervis Public Library will cover such topics as common frauds, scams that target seniors and why seniors are targeted, charity frauds, identity theft, and what steps to take if you think your identity has been stolen.
Workshop at Jervis can help people learn how to prevent fraud, scams
Jervis Public Library will be hosting a free fraud and scam alert workshop on the evening of Wednesday, Feb. 8. more
The Oneida Community Mansion House, 170 Kenwood Ave., is shown in this file photo. The Oneida Community Mansion House is teaming up with the Sherrill Kenwood Free Library to host “Remembering Oneida Ltd.,” on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
Event to celebrate history of Oneida Ltd.
The Oneida Community Mansion House is teaming up with the Sherrill Kenwood Free Library to host “Remembering Oneida Ltd.,” at the library. more
Steven P. Mancuso
Mancuso sentenced on weapons possession
A Utica man who was present when his girlfriend suffered a fatal gunshot wound has been sentenced to more than a decade behind bars, according to Oneida County Court officials. more
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Utica Zoo closed Friday and Saturday due to cold
The Utica Zoo will be closed to visitors on Friday and Saturday due to the extreme cold temperatures, according to zoo officials. more
Warming shelter to operate at Oneida County Office Building; Rome assists individuals who are homeless
The Oneida County Office Building in Utica will be be used as an overnight warming shelter for anyone looking to escape the extreme cold expected this weekend. more
Pictured from left are: Shakeal Hendricks and Willie Linder.
Investigation into August shooting leads to two arrests
Two Utica men have been charged with felony assault — with more arrests expected — following a shootout in Utica in August, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Fhard Hagans
Knife attack charged in south Utica
A Utica man is accused of slashing another man in the face with a knife in front of the Price Chopper in south Utica, according to the Utica Police Department. more
In her recent address, Gov. Kathy Hochul noted that ransomware attacks rose 13% nationwide in 2021, with more than 3,600 state, local and tribal governments across the country coming under attack since 2017. Ransomware is when hackers hold data and computer systems hostage until a demanded ransom is paid.
Utica University expert weighs in on the state of cybersecurity in New York
In her state-of-the-state address, Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed strengthening New York’s approach to cybersecurity, but one local expert says that will likely take time. more
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No one hurt in Seward Ave. blaze; quick work limits fire’s spread
No one was injured after a fire in a pair of bedrooms at a home on Seward Avenue late Wednesday night, according to the Utica Fire Department. more
Chimney fire doused in Clayville
A home on Church Road in Clayville was spared extensive damage following a chimney fire Wednesday evening, according to the Clayville Fire Department. more
AMF Pin-O-Rama Lanes, 1724 Genesse St., in Utica, is shown in this Jan. 20 photo.
Uncertainty surrounding fate of Pin-O-Rama, adjacent businesses
After decades of strikes, spares and gutter balls, the fate of the AMF Pin-O-Rama Lanes is now unknown. more
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According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will dip into the single digits — and below — on Friday and Saturday. Heavy winds will then push the temperature even lower, with wind chill values of minus 35 degrees below zero possible.
Keep yourself, pets and home safe amid bitter cold
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will dip into the single digits — and below — on Friday and Saturday. more
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