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62 county residents hospitalized due to COVID-19
On Wednesday, there were 647 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Oneida County and no new virus-related deaths. Further, there were 6,706 people in mandatory isolation and quarantine across the county … more
Trail Supporter Patches sale to raise funds for outdoor projects
ALBANY — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos has announced the release of the latest state Trail Supporter Patches. The 2022 patches consist … more
Boonville Snow Festival II postponed to 2023
BOONVILLE — A meeting of the Boonville Snow Festival II Board of Directors was held Tuesday, Jan. 4, to review the mounting challenges facing the presentation of the 2022 Boonville Snow Festival at … more
Utica Common Council holds organizational meeting
UTICA — Among actions taken during a Monday 2022 organizational meeting, the Utica Common Council confirmed Melissa Sciortino as the City Clerk and David Butler was appointed as Deputy City Clerk. … more
MARKING THE OCCASION — Members of Utica’s Karen community along with fellow residents and supporters attend a flag raising ceremony on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2022.
Flag raising helps celebrate Utica’s Karen community
UTICA — In a Wednesday ceremony, members of Utica’s Karen population, an ethnic group from Myanmar (Burma), were able to see their cultural flag raised on a pole in front of Utica City Hall near … more
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SWORN IN — Bill Pagano is sworn in at the Tuesday Common Council meeting by City Clerk Sandra LaPera with Mayor Helen Acker witnessing his oath of office. Pagano grew up in Ward 5 and has been an active member of the community and volunteer. He fills a seat vacated by Brandee DuBois, who resigned from the post to accept the position of Ward 4,5,6 Supervisor.
Council OKs filling vacated seats in Oneida
ONEIDA — The Oneida Common Council approved a new supervisor, deputy mayor, councilor, and official newspaper at Tuesday’s meeting. With the recent death of Ward 4, 5, 6 Supervisor Joseph … more
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TRAILBLAZERS — A $3,500 grant will help village of Boonville officials finish a walkway to help village residents access the local supermarket on foot. From left: Kelly Brach, village trustee; Lisa Kaiding, village treasurer and grants administrator; and Richard Welch, village street superintendent.
Grant to help finish walking trail in Boonville
BOONVILLE — Those looking to take a stroll to the supermarket in Boonville will find their trek a little safer thanks to a $3,500 in grant support from the Kenneth V. and Jeannette Remp Sawyer … more
DRIVE-UP TESTING — A drive-up mobile COVID-19 testing site does brisk business in the Utica City Hall parking lot on Wednesday. Sites across the state and region continue to ramp up efforts for additional testing as positive cases continue to rise across the region, state and nation.
726 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Oneida County
On Tuesday, there were 726 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Oneida County and two new virus-related deaths. The infection positivity rate was measured at 12.9%. There were 4,241 active positive … more
Price Chopper/Market 32 campaign supports DAV
Price Chopper/Market 32 has completed its signature round-up campaign benefiting the Disabled American Veterans (DAV). The 2021 Price Chopper/Market 32 campaign allowed donors to round-up purchases … more
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Local EMS leader backs telemedicine pilot program
UTICA — A new proposal from state legislators to increase the authority and reach of ambulance crews through telemedicine has the support of local EMS leaders. State Assemblywoman Marianne … more
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MAKING THEIR OPPOSITION KNOWN — Signs opposed to a proposed pink granite quarry near White Lake dot the lawns of residents in the Forestport community with several residents speaking against the project in this file photo from the summer of 2021.
White Lake Quarry application complete, review in progress
The White Lake Quarry project application has been deemed complete and is now being considered by leaders of the Adirondack Park Agency and the New York State Department of Conservation. “APA … more
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Tenney to hold mobile office hours in Camden on Jan. 19
Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-22, New Hartford, announced additional upcoming mobile office hours for constituents in New York’s 22nd Congressional District to connect with caseworkers for assistance … more
Oneida County has 379 new positive cases of COVID-19
There were 99 COVID-19-related deaths across New York on Monday and the statewide seven-day average infection positivity rate was measured 21.81%. In a daily statement, issued Tuesday, regarding the … more
Indivisible Mohawk Valley to hold rally
UTICA - On Thursday, Jan. 6, Indivisible Mohawk Valley, a social justice and progressive action group, will hold a pro-democracy rally, “Don’t get Cold Feet, Democrats,” from 3 to 4 p.m. in … more
COMMON COUNCIL — The Oneida Common Council takes the oath of office at Sunday’s inauguration event. Pictured: Ward 3 Councilor Rick Rossi, left; Ward 2 Councilor Steve Laureti; Ward 1 Councilor Gary Reisman, center; Ward 4 Councilor Michelle Ironside Kinville; Ward 5 Councilor Brandee DuBois; and Ward 6 Councilor Tom Simchik. Mayor Helen Acker holds the Bible as the councilors take their oath of office. Additional photos online at www.romesentinel.com.
Officials take oath of office during ceremony in Oneida
ONEIDA — The city of Oneida rung in the new year by welcoming its newly elected officials Sunday. The Oneida Inauguration Ceremony saw around 100 people at the Kallet Civic Center to witness the … more
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DISTRIBUTING TEST KITS — Nicole Rasmussen and her son Elijah Rasmussen, a second-grader, pick up a COVID-19 home self-test kit at the Rome City School District Offices from Director of Counseling Services Amanda Jones. According to Superintendent Peter Blake, there are 5,490 test that can be distributed.
NY has 21.49% COVID-19 infection positivity rate
There were 103 COVID-19-related deaths across New York on Sunday, according to information from Gov. Kathy Hochul's office released Monday. Also the statewide seven-day average infection positivity … more
SWORN IN - Danielle Fogel, the newly elected State Supreme Court Justice for the Fifth Judicial District was sworn in on Tuesday, Dec. 28 at the Onondaga County Courthouse.
Fogel sworn in as State Supreme Court Justice
Danielle Fogel, the newly elected State Supreme Court Justice for the Fifth Judicial District was sworn in on Tuesday, Dec. 28 at the Onondaga County Courthouse. Fogel was joined by many members of … more
NEW YEAR WELCOMING — Jesse and Catherine Polisse, of Canastota, welcomed their daughter, the first baby of the new year born in Oneida Health, at 3 a.m. in New Year’s Day, Saturday, Jan. 1, 2022. Baby Josephine, who arrived at Oneida Health’s Lullaby Center, weighed 5 pounds, 7 ounces and was 18 1/2 inches long. As part of an annual tradition at the hospital, Jesse and Catherine were presented with a small gift from the Oneida Health Auxiliary to help with newborn essentials.
First baby of new year born in Oneida Health
ANNUAL RIDE — The 5th annual John Schoff Memorial Vintage Ride is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m. and will raise money to benefit the Rome Humane Society and Believe Big Cancer Treatment and Support. Pictured is last year's annual Vintage Ride.
Schoff Memorial Vintage Ride to benefit pair of organizations
LEE CENTER — The 5th annual John Schoff Memorial Vintage Ride is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 15, at 10 a.m. The event will raise money to benefit the Rome Humane Society and Believe Big Cancer … more
REOPENED — The Lowville Ice Rink, on the Lewis County Fairgrounds at 5473 Bostwick St., reopened at noon today with its regular schedule.
Lowville Ice Rink reopens
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