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helping writers — Philip Memmer, executive director of the Syracuse YMCA Downtown Writers Center and published poet.
Clinton resident celebrates 20 years as executive director of Syracuse YMCA Downtown Writers Center
For 20 years, Clinton resident Philip Memmer has been helping local writers — whether they’re looking to write that first memoir or wanting to develop their manuscript for a prospective publisher … more
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HALE YEAH —Steve Hale, owner of Steve’s Restoration and Hot Rods in Frankfort feels gratified sitting in his office as his first episode of a new YouTube series named “Wild Ride” premiered on July 28. The episode depicts the ups and downs of this Clintonian’s life as he climbs the ladder of success and personal growth.
Don’t tell Steve Hale ‘it can’t be done’
FRANKFORT — Clinton native Steve Hale has made a lifetime habit of accomplishing what others have told him is impossible. After 16 years of ups and down, he’s now taking that attitude right to … more
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OPPORTUNITY AWAITS — Standing in the doorway of the Village Crossing On the Green fashion boutique, is owner, Joyce Polanowicz, who’ll be retiring later this year after bringing the women’s clothing store to 11 W. Park Row in Clinton 11 years ago. She hopes to pass along what’s become a staple storefront along shopper’s row to someone with life experience and energy.
Village Crossing looking for new ownership
CLINTON — The Village Crossing store is seeking new ownership after an 11-year run at 11 W. Park Row. The owner of the small woman’s clothing boutique, Joyce Polanowicz, of Cassville, said … more
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS — Tom's Natural Foods, 16 College Street in the Village of Clinton has re-opened under new ownership as founder Tom Bell and Bonnie Wood retire in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The founding couple opened the store on June 2, 1972, ran it for 48 years and were planning to retire in the fall of this year. The new owners paid homage to their predecessors by re-opening on June, 2 2020.
Village grocery store reopens with new owners.
CLINTON — Tom's Whole Earth Natural Foods, Clinton's oldest grocery store located at 16 College St., has re-opened under new ownership after 48 years. Retiring former co-owners and founders Tom … more
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WARRIORS FOREVER — Clinton Central School head indoor/outdoor boys and girls track coach Norm Deep Jr. has been chosen as Coach of the Year for 2019-2020 by the National Federation of State High School Association. Deep is a 26 year head coach of the Warriors track program, where he also works as a high school Social Studies teacher. Pictured left to right: Diego Rojo, Coach Deep and Amara Rojo.
Clinton track coach says his award is program award
CLINTON — The Clinton Warriors track team has a new feather in their winged heeled running shoes this year and this one goes all the way to the top. Head track and field coach Norm Deep Jr. has … more
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ENJOYING THE WATER — The Clinton Youth Foundation board members and Clinton Pool staff opened the Jack Boynton Community Pool on Sunday, July 5. Pictured here are members of the community enjoying the pool on a warm summer day.
Jack Boynton Pool opens with COVID-19 guidelines
CLINTON — The Clinton Youth Foundation board members and Clinton Pool staff opened the Jack Boynton Community Pool on Sunday, July 5. New rules and procedures have been adopted to keep everyone … more
RECEIVING HIS DIPLOMA — Clinton Central School graduate Luke C. Stell was awarded his diploma early by school officials, at his home on Saturday, June 20, so as to not miss his enlistment date. Pictured from left are CCS high school Principal Dr. Matthew Lee, Staff Sergeant Matthew R. Martel, Stell and CCS superintendent Dr. Stephen Grimm.
Clinton grad gets diploma early in order to join Marine Corps
CLINTON — An early Clinton Central School graduation diploma was awarded this year to a young man who’s life after high school is to answer his nation’s call and enlist in the United States … more
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NEW OWNER — Anna Foley, owner of Antiques & Art Westmoreland on Route 233, former owner of Antiques & Art Barneveld, is expanding her business, partnering with several vendors at her new 7,500 square-foot antique mall.
Westmoreland antiques dealer celebrates grand opening July 3-5
WESTMORELAND — Anna Foley has gone from a “one-woman operation” in Barneveld to teaming up with several area dealers to offer a wide array of antiques and collectibles at Antiques & Art … more
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PIECE OF HISTORY — Dr. Helen J. Knowles, of Clinton, will release this local Washington State history book, “Images of America: Cascadian Hotel,” based on research she conducted for another publication she is working on. She is a political science professor at SUNY Oswego.
Clinton resident to release free speech and history of Washington hotel
CLINTON — A political science professor at SUNY Oswego, Clinton resident Dr. Helen J. Knowles is about to release two vastly different new books — one about the politics of free speech and the … more
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OUTSIDE DINING — Community leaders built this temporary dining area to not only help local businesses offer outside seating but to also give residents a place to enjoy a coffee, lunch or snack while out and about on W. Park Row.
W. Park Row goes al fresco
CLINTON — There’s a new temporary dining area in the heart of the village to accommodate people getting their takeout meals and enjoying them while they’re still fresh and hot. When the … more
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THE ULTIMATE FRISBEE — Clinton resident Dylan Gifford and his daughter, graduating Clinton Central School senior Wiley made and distributed these handcrafted memorial Frisbees to each member of the CCS Class of 2020.
Village parents honor their graduating seniors
CLINTON — “They say it takes a village and ours is truly the best,” is what Clinton resident Kristen Martin wrote on her Facebook page describing the Clinton Central School Class of 2020 … more
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ONE ENTRANCE — The Clinton Farmer’s Market is trying to keep track of how many people are on the Village Green at a time with a new one entrance policy. Once in just follow the orange arrows on the blacktop pathways. The Market will run each Thursday, until Oct.1, on the Clinton Village Green from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Clinton Farmer’s Market opens for season
CLINTON —The 2020 Clinton Farmer’s Market opened on Thursday, June 4, on a more spacious Village Green setting than in years past. It will run each consecutive Thursday until Oct. 1. The hours … more
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FOOD FUND-RAISER — Clark Mills Volunteer Fire Department is serving up Sunday Night Dinners at the firehouse to raise money for personal protective equipment. Pictured from left are Kelly Willams, Morgan Rouse, Jill Martinelli, Nicole Royce and Chris Abby.
Clark Mills firefighters serving up supper
CLARK MILLS — There's a new drive-thru take out food option in Clark Mills, but it's not a burger or pizza joint, and the proceeds go to protect those who protect the community by way of the Clark … more
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE — Abbey Notar, a sophomore at Clinton Central School, displays the magnets with the logo she designed to pay tribute to the first responders working hard on the front lines. Proceeds from her $5 magnets are going to local food pantries to help neighbors in need.
Clinton student uses art and creativity to help make a difference
CLINTON — A sophomore at Clinton Central School is using her “stay-at-home” time and a bit of artistic creativity to say, “thank you” to the heroes on the front lines, while also helping … more
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CONGRATS TO GRADS — Westmoreland Jr. Sr. High School Class of 2020 graduating seniors Lindsey Hagen and Calvin Hooper are just two of the 59 graduates to have their pictorial banner displayed along Route 233 in Westmoreland.
Westmo senior banners line Route 233
WESTMORELAND — Fifty-nine graduating seniors of the Westmoreland Junior/Senior High School have been publicly recognized in the form of pictorial banners erected along Route 233 this month. … more
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KEEP MOVING — Here the Hochbergs, former teachers at Westmoreland Central School, remind primary elementary pupils to exercise and be active during their video clip featured in a seven-minute video for students on the district’s website, www.westmorelandschool.org.
Phys Ed teacher brings together ‘old friends’ to produce motivating videos for students
WESTMORELAND — With school days suspended, and then eventually closed for the remainder of the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Westmoreland Central School Physical Education Teacher Greg … more
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SELECT AND GO — Stephanie Joyce of Common Thread Farm waits on Dave Griffin at the Clinton Farmer’s Market in 2014. In 2020 customers will be asked to select what they’d like and exit the green. A policy change due to the “new normal” circumstances brought on by the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic.
Farmer’s Market will adhere to new restrictions in 2020
CLINTON — The short answer to whether the long-running summer’s Farmer’s Market season will take place in Clinton this year is yes. However, new restrictions in the midst of the … more
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RECOGNITION — Just one of 57 solar lights placed next to a mailbox on Brimfield Street in Clinton to pay tribute to all the essential workers who travel this stretch of road to work each and everyday during the pandemic.
Neighborhood unites with lights
CLINTON — A group of five residents literally lit a path in and out of the village on Saturday, April 18 in tribute to essential workers going to and from their jobs along Brimfield Street during … more
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COP A SOUP — Two local ladies made cup of soup to go packages for nearly 80 essential workers, including a dozen they gave to the Kirkland Police Department.
Area residents give back to first responders
KIRKLAND — Supporting essential workers since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic seems to be getting a lot of support. One local resident decided she would support the Kirkland Police … more
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HAULING CHOW — A gloved and masked President of 4 Pet's Sake Pet Food Pantry in Mohawk, Kristine Wilson, loads the vehicle of Utica resident Heidi Lawrence of Utica during the morning hours of Wednesday, April 22.
4 Pet's Sake Pet Food Pantry keeping family pets healthy
CLINTON — While many are working to preserve the health and economics of man, women and child during the COVID-19 pandemic, local volunteers from Mohawk in Herkimer County are making sure no one … more
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