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Recently, members of the Oriskany High School chapter of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) partnered with the BRiDGES program to deliver a warning against the dangers of tobacco use. Among those-participating were, from left: Kaelyn Buehler; Madelyn Race; Madeline Denison; health educator Mrs. Erin Cortese; Avery Robert, Patrick Maher and Jason Reid.
Oriskany SADD chapter partners with Reality Check
ORISKANY — BRiDGES Reality Check of Madison, Oneida and Herkimer counties and several of its statewide partners have launched Tobacco Free New York State’s 2022 “It’s Not Just” campaign. … more
Shea Mundell, left, and Reese Rowlands decorate colored puzzle pieces during the annual Walk for Autism on Saturday at The Fitness Mill in Utica. The event, which seeks to raise awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder and funding for autism programs and services at the Kelberman Center, drew scores of participants.
SNAPSHOT: Annual Walk for Autism held at The Fitness Mill
Local families participated in the annual Walk for Autism on Saturday at The Fitness Mill in Utica. more
The bridge on Judd Road over the New York State Thruway will be closed to traffic for replacement, starting Monday, May 9. The work is expected to be completed by the fall.
Judd Road bridge project starting soon
WHITESTOWN — The New York State Thruway Authority has announced the start of a $5.2 million bridge replacement project in Oneida County.  The Judd Road bridge over I-90 in the Town of Whitestown … more
MAZZAFERRO'S IN RUINS — This pile of debris is all that remains of the longtime Rome landmark location Mazzaferro's Meats & Deli on Ridge Mills Road. The iconic market was destroyed in a massive fire Friday afternoon.
Owners of Mazzaferro's — destroyed by flames — eye rebuilding amid outpouring of community support
ROME — The cause of the fire at Mazzaferro’s Meats & Deli in Rome remains under investigation, while the family and the city look to rebuild. Rome Fire Chief Thomas Iacovissi said there is no … more
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Gordon Williams
Utica man charged after alleged wallet theft
UTICA — A 65-year-old man has been charged with felony theft for snatching another person's wallet at Walmart in north Utica, according to the Utica Police Department. Police said the victim … more
Lewis County pair charged after domestic dispute
WEST LEYDEN — A man and woman are both charged with assault for attacking each other during a domestic dispute in Lewis County, according to the Lewis County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's deputies said … more
Two Lewis County women charged with petty larceny
LOWVILLE —Two Lewis County women are accused of stealing nearly $600 worth of merchandise from Walmart, according to the Lewis County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's deputies said Stephanie, 27, and … more
Man arrested for armed home invasion following search, Madison County deputies say
BROOKFIELD — A 38-year-old man has been charged with an armed home invasion in Madison County Thursday night, according to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s deputies said Fredrick … more
Christopher Xuereb
Utica man accused of robbing acquaintance at gunpoint
UTICA — A Utica man is accused of robbing an acquaintance at gunpoint and then leading law enforcement officers on a chase through the city, according to the Utica Police Department. Police said … more
Brush fire burns 8 acres near Round Lake Road
FORESTPORT — An 8-acre brush fire off Round Lake Road Sunday afternoon was spotted by a passing airplane, according to local fire officials. Authorities said a local pilot was flying over northeast … more
Rome man accused of stealing more than $1,000 in merchandise at Marshalls
ROME — A 42-year-old man has been charged with felony grand larceny after the Rome Police Department said he spent several hours inside Marshalls swiping more than $1,000 worth of merchandise on … more
Forestport camp destroyed by fire
FORESTPORT — A seasonal camp on Kayuta Lake in Forestport was destroyed by fire on Sunday, according to the Forestport Fire Department. Forestport Fire Chief Kody Smith said the home on Lake Shore … more
Rome police find meth in secret compartment inside dictionary
ROME — A felony amount of methamphetamine was found hidden in a secret compartment inside a dictionary during a search in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. Police said a vehicle was … more
Flour and Salt Co-Owners Brendan and Britty O'Connor had their first date at 37 Lebanon when it was the Barge. They've now taken over the lease from previous tenant, the Rye Berry Cafe, to expand.
Hamilton bakery and cafe to expand into beloved space
HAMILTON — The stories of life at 37 Lebanon Street date back decades, often revolving around togetherness and community. Now, a new chapter is about to begin as local business owners and Colgate … more
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Clinton firefighter struck by a vehicle while at separate accident scene
KIRKLAND — A member of the Clinton Fire Department was hospitalized after he was hit by a vehicle while directing traffic on Route 12B Saturday night, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's … more
House of the Good Shepherd to host Business After Hours
UTICA — The House of the Good Shepherd will host the Chamber’s May Business After Hours on Thursday, May 12 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., at 17 Herkimer Road, Utica. Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce … more
CELEBRATING SERVICE The city of Utica recognized the work of The Central New York Conservancy and it's 20 years of dedication to perserving and beautifying Utica's Olmstead designed parks. To commemorate, local officials planted a tree for Arbor Day and presented the Conservancy with a certificate of recognition. Pictured: Dave Short, left, Kirk Evans, Gina Pearce, Mayor Robert Palmieri, Terry Hawkridge, and Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon
Utica Recognizes CNY Conservancy's 20 Years of Service
UTICA — The Central New York Conservancy, a non-profit agency dedicated to preserving and beautifying Utica’s Olmsted-designed parks while promoting maximum use for all, celebrated its 20th … more
Upstate Cerebral Palsy hosts online series
UTICA — Disability advocate Teena Fitzroy will speak with local families in the community as Upstate Cerebral Palsy hosts an informative two-part series called "Cultivating Healthy Relationships for … more
COMMUNITY PROJECT — The Lake Delta Kiwanis Club, in conjunction with with the Mohawk Valley Health System and the Rome Branch of the NAACP, hosted a breakfast informational gathering at the Zion Church on Sunday. Members of the club prepared and served a healthy and nutritious breakfast. Rome Branch President Jackie Nelson, right, hosted the event along with members from the MVHS. Free COVID-19 test kits were distributed to guests and a blood pressure screening and information on heart disease causes and symptoms was also provided.
SNAPSHOT: Lake Delta Kiwanis Club, MVHS, NAACP host community gathering
The Lake Delta Kiwanis Club, in conjunction with with the Mohawk Valley Health System and the Rome Branch of the NAACP, hosted a breakfast informational gathering at the Zion Church. more
Jenny Wood (second from left), volunteer, shows High Five students how to mix compost with soil during class in the garden at John Muir Elementary School in Berkeley, Calif.
COLUMN: Consider composting
May is International Compost Awareness (May 1-7). Composting is the controlled decay of organic material including yard trimmings, kitchen scraps, wood, cardboard and paper. The humus-rich material … more
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