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GOOD WATER — Village of Clinton Mayor Steven J. Bellona presents a Certificate of Appreciation to DPW Superintendent Robert Rockwell from the American Dental Association for keeping the water of Clinton fluoridated for the past 50 years. The presentation was made on Monday, Nov. 4 at Lumbard Hall during the regular monthly meeting.
Sidewalks repaired, trees taken down in Clinton
CLINTON — The Village of Clinton Board met on Monday, Nov. 4 for its regualry scheduled meeting held in Lumbard Hall at 100 North Park Row. Trustees Benjamin J. Fehlner and Elizabeth C. Tantillo … more
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Local political science professor releases book exploring capital punishment in film
CLINTON — Clinton resident and professor of political science at SUNY Oswego, Dr. Helen J. Knowles, has just released her third book. Knowles served as the lead co-author of, “Lights, Camera, … more
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SHOPPER’S DELIGHT — At the corner of College and Williams streets, Artisans’ Corner offers unique handcrafted artwork by local artists. The shop is coming up on it’s 10-year anniversary in November.
Artisans’ Corner is an artist co-op
CLINTON — Artisans’ Corner Gifts (pronounced ART-TI-SANS) on the corner of College and Williams Streets in Clinton is not your average gift shop. First of all, the age-old building served as … more
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TREAT TIME — Linda Mackos hands out treats to some well-behaved elderly rescue dogs that she fosters at her Yorkville home.
Local animal foster parent gets word out about good work at local rescue
YORKVILLE — “This is one thing I can do for the world to make it better.” Linda Mackos said she wants local residents to know that while much attention has been given lately to abuse cases at … more
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NEW BINS — Junior members of Girl Scouts Troop 20477 in Clinton donated new recyclable bins and installed them at Kirkland Town Park Saturday, Oct. 26.
Junior Girls Scouts clean up Kirkland Town Park
KIRKLAND — Junior Girls Scouts from Girl Scout Troop 20477 in Clinton were at Kirkland Town Park Saturday, Oct. 26 helping to clean up trash and debris, and to install new recycle bins. Troop … more
ALMOST LOCAL — Rachel Bartunek and her shopmate, Tucker, are excited to be opening a bigger, more visible shop at 18 W. Park Row this month with the official hard opening on Nov. 6. Bartunek is hoping people will find her new store “unique” and a fun place to shop with a local flavor and not for the average gift shop gifts.
Almost Local moves to new location
CLINTON — Rachel Bartunek, of Westchester County, has been living in Clinton for about four years and loves the village so much she feels like a local. Well, almost local. Hence the name of her new … more
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Jonathan Woodward
Clinton Pottery is about community and family
CLINTON — Clinton Pottery has designed, produced and sold pottery in the Village of Clinton for more than 40 years, albeit not in the same location. However, what’s always remained the same is … more
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LIVE AT HAMILTON COLLEGE — Writer, producer and comedian Tina Fey addresses the maximum capacity crowd at Hamilton College’s Margaret Bundy Scott Field House Tuesday, Oct. 22. She served as this year’s Sacerdote Great Names Series speaker.
Writer, comedian talks career and life at Hamilton College ‘Great Names’ Series
CLINTON — A shy, quiet kid who would maybe “crack a joke in the back of the classroom” in high school, Tina Fey would evolve into one of the most renown queens of comedy. The executive … more
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HISTORY LESSON — Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization Professor Douglas Ambrose of Hamilton College speaks to approximately 50 people on Monday, Oct. 14 at the AHI headquarters, 21 W. Park Row, in Clinton. The lecture focused on the influence and impact of Christopher Columbus on American culture over the past five centuries.
Ambrose gives Columbus Day lecture
CLINTON — Christopher Columbus himself is not celebrated on the second Monday in October in America, rather it’s the idea of the man that’s commemorated said Alexander Hamilton Institute … more
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TO THE RESCUE — Kirkland Police Administrative Officer Shawn Occhipinti holds his new feathered friend, an Eastern screech owl rescued by a passing motorist on Route 315. Once he’s back to full health, the owl will be released back into the wild.
Kirkland Police, Lindfield Transmission and Auto Repair help injured owl
CLINTON — Who gives a hoot about an Eastern screech owl that suffered injuries in a recent accident? Kirkland Police and Lindfield Transmission and Auto Repair do. On Wednesday, Oct. 16, Senior … more
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GROUNDBREAKING ­­— Kirkland Trail board members, town officials and Hamilton College President David Wippman gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony on Dugway Road, on Monday, Oct. 7. The ceremony was held for the new Kirkland Trails bike, walk and run path being constructed parallel to Route 12B from the Town of Marshall to the intersection of Routes 12B and 233 in Kirkland. From left are: Kathy Collett, Wippman, Jermain Gogel, Garry Calorusso, Jon Scott, Sharon Williams, Dr. Jim Bramley, Chris CeeLee and Chip Bassett.
Kirkland Trails breaks ground on long-awaited recreation project
CLINTON — The Kirkland Trails group, Hamilton College President David Wippman and Kirkland town officials gathered Monday, Oct. 7 on Dugway Road in Kirkland to celebrate the groundbreaking of the … more
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NOW THAT’S HUGE — Jeanne and Steve Marley, of Clinton, show off their prize-winning “Wilson the Slammer” tomato that weighed in at 9.65 pounds.
Clintonian and his wife grow record tomato
CLINTON — “Go big or go home.” Or should that be “grow?” For Steve Marley and wife Jeanne, of Clinton, they’ve gone so big on their garden tomatoes, they actually just might have broken a … more
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READY FOR HIS MORNING ROUTE — Bob Lasalle takes the wheel of his U.S. Postal Service mail delivery truck, getting ready to take on his morning route in Clinton.
Postman thanks neighbors who ‘made his day’ as he embarks on his retirement
CLINTON — “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.” It’s been 25 years that Bob Lasalle has loaded up his … more
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PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN — Clinton resident Doris Hellinger fights back the tears as she holds up her naturalization certificate, after being sworn in as a new U.S. citizen on Thursday, Sept. 26 at the Oneida Surrogate Court in Rome. She said if someone had told her she would have done this now, at this time of her life, she never would have believed them.
Clinton resident Hellinger becomes U.S. citizen
ROME — She was born in West Berlin, Germany, relocated and lived in Canada as an adult and presently lives in Clinton, a brand new United States citizen. Along with 49 other people from 25 other … more
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AUTUMN MEANS GRAPES — While fall time is the typical harvest season for apples, it is for Concord grapes as well. George Joseph, owner of North Star Orchards on Route 233 in Westmoreland, reveals some of the Concord grapes that will be used to make their grape juice that will be available at their store in the next week or two.
Apples out and ready for picking at local orchards
WESTMORELAND — From sauces, pies and cider to taking a crisp, juicy bite, New York apples are ready to be picked at the local orchards, a favorite fall past-time for several area families. George … more
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TRAIL SYSTEM A GO — This is part of the historic railroad corridor just south of Dugway Road in the Town of Kirkland that will now become part of a 2.5-mile trail for recreational use for the community. The town Highway Department will soon mow and level the area, and organizers are hoping the trail may be open for use by late fall.
Kirkland Trails NY receives permit to begin development of trail system
KIRKLAND — The Kirkland Trails NY committee has now received a permit from the state to go ahead and develop the historic Chenango Canal Trail for recreational use following an effort that’s … more
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NEW BOOK — Dr. Mary Grabar, resident fellow at the Alexander Hamilton Institute in Clinton, recently released her new book, which she said, exposes Howard Zinn to plagiarism and falsities in his book, “A People’s History of the United States.”
Alexander Hamilton Institute’s Dr. Grabar releases new book ‘debunking’ Zinn claims
CLINTON — Alexander Hamilton Institute resident fellow Dr. Mary Grabar has published the book, “Debunking Howard Zinn: Exposing the Fake History That Turned a Generation Against America,” which … more
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GOOD FRIENDS — Clinton native Erika Rose, left, stars with friend Shelly Ro in the independent film, “White Ink,” which is nominated and up for consideration at the Moonfaze Film Festival in Los Angeles, Calif.
Clintonian living her dream stars in independent film up for award
CLINTON — Growing up watching the series “Grey’s Anatomy” may have inspired Erika Rose (Shankman), as a young girl, to want to become a doctor, but she’d later discover that she was more … more
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS — It’s that time of year again and the Clinton Cider Mill is looking fresh with a new coat of paint and new surprise products for their loyal local customers. Located at 28 Elm St. the hours of operation are Mon-Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Clinton Cider Mill opens early
CLINTON — Typically the Clinton Cider Mill opens the first week in September, after Labor Day. But this year the sugared cider doughnuts and sweet apple pressed beverage came early as the Fehlner … more
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Hamilton College professor’s research published
CLINTON — Animals that do well in urban areas tend to be the ones that learn to make use of resources such as the food humans throw away. But is our food actually good for them? A new study … more
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