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Insurer names vice president health equity and community investments
UTICA — In keeping with its mission to ensure access to high quality health care and reduce health disparities, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield announced that Gina Cuyler, MD has joined the health … more
Oneida Police Chief John Little
Oneida Police say three new hires needed as lawmakers review proposed budget
ONEIDA — The Oneida Police Department is looking to hire three new officers to help with the workload. Two of these new officers would be going directly to road patrol, said Police Chief John … more
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Iacovissi
Be alert to Thanksgiving fire risks, experts urge
As Thanksgiving fast approaches, the National Fire Protection Association as well as the Rome Fire Department is urging everyone to use added caution when celebrating the holiday, as Thanksgiving … more
William G. Duffy
Local author named a finalist for book awards
It was announced Saturday that William G. Duffy, a resident of Verona Beach, had been declared a finalist in two categories of the 2021 Independent Author Network (IAN) Book of the Year Awards. These … more
RISING UP — The top part of a three-segment replacement steeple is hoisted up and placed atop Westernville Presbyterian Church, on Nov. 16, 2021, about four months after the church’s steeple was torn off and sent crashing into the roof when the hamlet was hit by a tornado on July 9, 2021. Will Olney helped spearhead the roughly $750,000 project along with Summerville Log Homes with Dennis and Paul Evanciew. Steve Olney built the columns and new wheel, and Len Charney did the copper work. RigAll Inc. is performing the crane work.
Steeple work at Westernville Presbyterian Church
Griffo, Oberacker urge feds to prioritize computer chips for plows
With winter quickly approaching and supply chain issues affecting the nation, New York State Sens. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, and Peter Oberacker, R-Schenevus, have sent a letter to U.S. … more
Andrew Cuomo
Cuomo may have to return millions from book deal
ALBANY (AP) — Members of New York’s ethics commission voted overwhelmingly to rescind approval of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $5.1 million book deal Tuesday. The committee’s vote comes over a … more
191 new COVID-19 cases reported in Oneida County
On Monday, there were 191 new positive cases and one new virus-related death in Oneida County. As of Tuesday afternoon the daily positivity rate for new infections in the county was measured at 5.7%. … more
DEC announces opening of furbearer trapping seasons
ALBANY — The state Department of Environmental Conservation has announced that while many of New York’s furbearer trapping seasons have begun, prospective trappers should take note of changes to … more
Buttenschon plans three town hall events
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, is hosting three town halls to meet constituents directly and discuss the issues important to Mohawk Valley families. The events will be held as … more
Solid Waste Authority touts area recycling rate
UTICA — While winter may be fast approaching, the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority and its staff are far from hibernating, marking the 24th annual America Recycles Day on Monday. America … more
Oneida Library to celebrate Native American Heritage Month
ONEIDA — The Oneida Public Library and CNY Arts will present Shako:Wi Storytelling and Dance from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 20, to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. OPL officials … more
$4,000 JOLT FOR VETS — Representatives of National Grid present a donation of $4,000 to Clear Path for Veterans during a recent ceremony. From left: Josh Brown, National Grid senior specialist for field safety; Steve Spaeth, National Grid senior supervisor for customer connections; Kyle Metzler, senior data analyst at National Grid and Army captain; Jason Uhlig, senior specialist for field safety at National Grid and Army major; and Alex Behm, executive director of Clear Path for Veterans.
National Grid workers tip cap to veterans with $4,000 donation from camo hard hat sales
CHITTENANGO — National Grid employees visited Clear Path for Veterans, 1223 Salt Springs Road, on Wednesday, and presented the organizaton with a check for $4,000. The presentation was held during … more
Sangertown Square to host Feztival of Trees
NEW HARTFORD — The Ziyara Shriners have brought the annual Feztival of Trees event to Sangertown Square with the holiday event to take place in the Boscov’s Wing from Saturday, Nov. 20, through … more
DEC issues call for safety as hunting season approaches
With the Southern Zone regular big game season beginning Nov. 20 throughout much of the southern part of New York, Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos is encouraging … more
State gets $750M from feds to boost health plan
ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that the federal government’s Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will make $750 million in additional American Rescue Plan funding available for … more
NYC officials push COVID-19 boosters amid rise in cases
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City health officials urged COVID-19 vaccine providers Monday to make booster shots widely available to most adults who want one amid a statewide spike in infections over … more
Dr. Nathaniel Cady
SUNY Poly prof gets $5.5M Air Force award for neuromorphic computer chips
In a Monday announcement, SUNY Polytechnic Institute noted Empire Innovation Professor of Nanobioscience Dr. Nathaniel Cady has been awarded $5,500,000 in funding from the Rome-based Air Force … more
Oneida County has 389 new positive COVID-19 cases
Amid recent rising coronavirus infection rates, officials continue to call for New Yorkers to adhere to health and safety precautions such as masking, as well as getting vaccines and boosters. On … more
KICKING DONATIONS INTO HIGH GEAR — Members of the Utica City Football Club organization donate winter accessories to help launch a Winter Accessories Drive. Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, the Utica Comets and the UCFC are seeking donations to help keep local residents in need warm during the winter.
Comets, UCFC and Buttenschon launch winter accessories drive
UTICA — Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, is again partnering with the Utica Comets and the Utica City Football Club to host her second annual Winter Accessories Drive. Donations … more
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