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John L. Crossley
Mayor retires after 29 years
CLINTON — After 29 years of service on the Village of Clinton Board, Mayor John L. Crossley is retiring. Crossley made the announcement on Monday, March 4 at the the end of the regulary scheduled … more
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KEEP ON MOVIN’ — Kirkland Art Center Zumba Fitness instructor Debby Trzepacz leads her group of participants every Tuesday and Friday at 9:15 a.m. Debby has been a licensed Zumba Fitness instructor for nearly 10 years and said she has no intention of quitting anytime soon. Despite two knee replacements she is ready cha cha, merengue or just step side to side to the rhythm of the beat.
Zumba Fitness is all the rage at the Kirkland Art Center
CLINTON — Zumba Fitness, the Columbian born musical-dance-fitness exercise established in the 1990s might be a workout, but the ladies who attend the Kirkland Art Center classes said its fun and … more
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Map of Clinton circa 1885
Village of Clinton — Historically speaking!
In celebration of one year in publication the Clinton Record is taking a moment to recognize the history of the community it serves. People have been living, working and going to school in the little … more
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CLINTON ARENA — 2018 Kraft Hockeyville needs a facelift and the Local Organizing Committee & Arena Improvement Fund members addressed the Clinton Chamber of Commerce on March 6 with a presentation detailing what is needed. New modern locker rooms, rest rooms and a new roof are main priorities. Members of the committee said renovations and repairs will cost nearly $4 million.
Clinton Arena renovations proposed at chamber meeting
Nicole A. Hawley Lead reporter CLINTON — The Kraft Hockeyville Local Organizing Committee is looking for community feedback on a proposed $3.9 million renovations project at Clinton Arena. … more
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CHECKING IN — Kirkland Town Librarian Chelsea Roy checks in books as part of her daily routine. To keep the library sustainable, it will present a proposition on the Clinton Central School proposed 2019-20 budget to collect taxes for funding support. The vote for district residents is Tuesday, May 21.
Kirkland Library requests proposition for funding on school budget ballot
CLINTON — With funding from the town being frozen at 2010 levels, Kirkland Town Library officials said more money is needed to keep its collection, programs and community services sustainable for … more
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MESMERIZED FANS — Fans, young and old, watched intently as they waited to use their props and recite lines for scenes in “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” Wednesday, Feb. 20 at Kirkland Town Library.
Children and parents take part in interactive Harry Potter movie at Kirkland Town Library
CLINTON — The upstairs auditorium at Kirkland Town Library, 55 1/2 College St., was packed with magic and fans of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter Wednesday, Feb. 20 as movie goers took part in an … more
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READY FOR MAPLE SEASON — Carol Shaw, co-owner of Shaw’s Maple Products in Clinton, and her daughter Maggie Shaw, stand by the wood-fired evaporator in the sugar house on Maxwell Road.
Shaw's Maple Products one of 17 stops on Maple Weekends tour
CLINTON — Shaw's Maple Products, 7945 Maxwell Road, will be among the 17 sugarhouses in Oneida, Jefferson, Lewis and Oswego counties to host Maple Weekends March 23-24 and March 30-31. During Maple … more
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DR. SEUSS ON THE LOOSE — Clinton High School students, Landon Stilz (JoJo) and Jack Drejza (The Cat in the Hat) rehearse for Clinton High School’s upcoming musical presentation, “Seussical the Musical” at the Clinton High School Theater. Opening night is March 7, with additional performances on March 8 and 9. Box office opens at 6 p.m., curtain goes up at 7:30 p.m.
Students are gearing up to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month
CLINTON — Each year area schools present musical productions in celebration of March is Music in Our Schools Month. This year, Clinton Central School will present “Seussical the Musical” March … more
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PARK UPGRADES — Kirkland Town Park is getting new swings for the kids. The Hamilton College Town-Gown Fund has awarded $16,000 to the park to upgrade its playground area.
Hamilton Town-Gown Fund awards grants for playground; educational support
CLINTON — The John G. Karin Kirkland Town Park has been awarded $16,000 from the Hamilton College Town-Gown Fund to purchase and install new playground equipment this spring. The grant allows the … more
CUP-O-JOE — Utica Coffee in Clinton at 1 West Park Row is a “hot spot” in the village even if it’s cold outside. Recently featured in Buzzfeed is their signature Wake the Hell Up! coffee. The morning brew is said to get you going without the usual jitters java can give you.
Utica Coffee Roasting Co. honored by Buzzfeed
Happy Valentine’s Day, forget the candy and flowers... cream or sugar? That could very well be the case if people happen to see Buzzfeed’s “44 Valentine’s Day Gifts That’ll Put Their Ex to … more
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STARTING CONVERSATIONS — Hamilton College is teaming up with StoryCorps and its One Small Step initiative, putting people together with opposing views to see who and what life experiences shaped their ideals. The conversations will be recorded and stored at the Library of Congress.
Hamilton College starts work with StoryCorps on ‘One Small Step’ initiative
CLINTON — Hamilton College is working with public radio’s StoryCorps on a new initiative, One Small Step, to solicit community members in the Mohawk Valley, as well as Hamilton students, who … more
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‘The Mountain’ slated to hit major theaters
CLINTON — The independent movie starring Jeff Goldblum, including scenes with “extras” filmed right at Clinton Arena and the surrounding area, is set to be released in major theaters sometime … more
COME ON IN — Hostess Julie Rotondo, owner of Beatty Bed and Biscuit at 21 Beatty Ave. in Clinton, welcomes dog lovers and their pets into her business.
Dog-loving travelers have a place to call ‘home’
CLINTON — Julie Rotondo knows that if she were to go away on vacation or for a long weekend, she’d want her best friend, Ernie the greyhound, to join her and husband David rather than be confined … more
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SICKLY SYCAMORE — The huge old Sycamore tree on College Street is a landmark in Clinton just on the east side of the bridge.
Historic tree continues to thrive
CLINTON — “I think that I will never see a billboard as lovely as a tree. Perhaps, unless the billboards fall, I’ll never see a tree at all.” American poet, Ogden Nash, may have never visited … more
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Marilyn L. Baker-Campola PICTURED in 2018
Clintonian still finds nursing rewarding after more than 50 years of service
CLINTON — “You’re never too old to do meaningful work.” And that’s why at age 76, Nurse Practitioner Marilyn L. Baker-Campola, of Clinton, continues to do what she’s loved doing for more … more
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ALL SMILES — Jenna Stanton, owner of Soul Bowl at 3 Kirkland Ave., Suite 101 in Clinton, is happy to make one of her bowl creations at her cafe.
Soul Bowl featuring ‘superfruits’ growing in popularity and demand
CLINTON — It’s a “whole meal” in a bowl and it’s filled with nutritious ingredients that aren’t very commonly found in central New York. When 21-year-old Jenna Stanton started her Soul … more
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ARTS IN THE VILLAGE — This is the location of Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 E. Park Row, Clinton, which was a former Methodist Church built in 1840.
KAC looks forward to 2019 with new programming director and upcoming fund-raisers
CLINTON — Programming and development have become the top priorities for a new development director at the Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 E. Park Row, a position funded by a $25,000 award from the … more
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Kathleen O’Mara
Clinton Symphony Orchestra to highlight music of two Clinton-native composers
CLINTON — The Clinton Symphony Orchestra of the Mohawk Valley will present two acclaimed singers from the Juilliard School of Music and feature music written by two local composers for its first … more
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SOMETHING NEW — Clinton parent volunteer Kevin Ziesenitz hands out samples of the Asian Cabbage Slaw offered to elementary children during their lunch time at Clinton Elementary School on Dec. 18.
Kids eat healthy and taste new foods through Harvest of the Month program at CCS
CLINTON — From Zucchini Parmesan and Halloween Beans to roasted cauliflower and Asian Cabbage Slaw, pupils at Clinton Elementary School are learning to appreciate healthy new foods by tasting … more
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BEST BUDDIES — Both Mary Hammond of Utica, left, and Beverly Saxe, of New Hartford, are members of the Adult Daycare program at LutheranCare in Clinton. Hammond happened to be the winner last Tuesday of the Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest, which is just one of several group activities the program offers.
LutheranCare’s Adult Daycare ‘like family’ for members and staff
CLINTON — From Clinton and Sauquoit, to Rome, Sylvan Beach and even Herkimer, seniors from throughout Oneida County and beyond are gaining independence, staying active and making new friends while … more
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