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FARM TO TRUCK — Steve Malecki and Darryl Hogan are partners in a farm to truck canteen truck that drives their vision of good quality food at a good price that supports local business the way they do.
Farm to truck making healthy meals
CLINTON — People unable to gather in restaurants right now and who need a break from staying in might want to consider a meal from the “Brake from the Grind Farm to Truck” canteen truck. A … more
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OPENING SOON — Matthew Taylor, co-owner of 7 Hamlets Brewing Co. off Route 233, stands at what will soon be the variety of beers on tap at his establishment. Taylor and co-owner Keith Richards are hoping to celebrate their business’ grand opening April 4.
7 Hamlets Brewing Company anticipating spring opening
WESTMORELAND — The brewing has begun. Earlier this month, co-owners Matthew Taylor and Keith Richards received their state liquor license — the green light to start up their farm brewery — 7 … more
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Meaghan Curley
Local author Curley publishes first poem
CLINTON — Clinton resident Meaghan Curley, has had a poem published in the recently established Barren online magazine, a publication that openly calls for people to submit their poetry, … more
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ONE END — New Street runs from Kellogg Street to Brimfield Street for approximately one quarter mile.
Speeding on New Street is an old problem
CLINTON — Everyone speeds at some time or another, but the side street named New Street, between Brimfield and Kellogg streets in the Village of Clinton is becoming not so much a nuisance, but a … more
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Jim Scoones
Clinton fire chief stepping down but not out
CLINTON — For 34 years Jim Scoones has been a Village of Clinton volunteer fireman. For the past two years he’s been the Clinton fire chief. He informed the village board at its February meeting … more
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DARING DIVERS — Andy Beach, of Clinton, at right, poses for a picture with students from one of his diving certification classes at Alexandria Bay.
Clinton scuba diver continues to educate deep-sea swimmers
CLINTON — When mentioning the word, “shipwreck,” people may think of large cruise ships like the famed Titanic or massive pirate ships that once traveled the high seas long ago. But 30-year … more
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HIGH SCHOOL DAYS — Danny Martinelli, Landon Stilz and Matthew Geigel learn their choreography moves out front of the ensemble cast of High School Musical during a recent rehearsal at Clinton Central School. The high school will present High School Musical March 5-7.
Area schools gear up to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month with local musical productions
CLINTON — In celebration of Music in Our Schools Month, both Clinton and Westmoreland central schools will present their 2020 school musicals March 5-7. Clinton Central School will present … more
THE 4TH WALL — Located in the New Hartford Shopping Center, The 4th Wall is open every day of the week, typically from 10 or 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Clinton native turns comic collection into own store
NEW HARTFORD — Once upon a time, a young Clinton boy bought his very first comic book at longtime local comic shop Ravenswood off Seneca Turnpike. That was the start of Frank Albertine’s comics … more
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Clinton native Sun-Ly Pierce
Clinton singer wins coveted Houston Grand Opera prize
Clinton native Sun-Ly Pierce has won the first prize of $10,000 in the Houston Grand Opera’s prestigious competition for young singers, according to her alma mater, Bard College in … more
REAL WORLD WORK — Westmoreland Central School students who take part in the district’s College and Career Enrichment Program discuss and produce the daily morning announcements before the start of classes on Jan. 31.
College and Career Enrichment program offers a ‘look’ into the future for WCS students
WESTMORELAND — For teen-agers, deciding which career to pursue after high school can be intimidating. But for Westmoreland Central School students, the College and Career Enrichment Program helps … more
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FIRE & ICE — Members of the Clinton Figure Skating Club and youth hockey program greeted the Empire State Winter Games torch at Clinton Arena as it passed through central New York on Jan. 28. One torch, originating in Buffalo, and another from New York City, made their way throughout the state during the week leading up to the games hosted in Lake Placid.
Empire State Winter Games torch travels through Clinton Arena
CLINTON — The week of Jan. 27 was a big one for members of Clinton Figure Skating Club. Not only were they hard at work sharpening their splits, spirals and flip jumps for competition on Jan. 30 … more
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION — Bonomo’s Dari Creme on Route 5 constructed a 275 square-foot addition to expand its business in 2020, the first time renovations have been made to the ice cream shop since 1986.
Bonomo’s expanding business in 2020 to accommodate treats in demand
KIRKLAND — While many local neighbors are awaiting a time when warmer temperatures will remind them to take trips to their local ice cream shop for their favorite frozen treats, the Bonomo’s have … more
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MAPPING IT OUT — Kirkland Trails Vice-president Chip Bassett outlines Phase I of the Kirkland Trails project for members of the during the organization’s first annual meeting held Jan. 13.
Present and future of Kirkland Trails discussed at inaugural meeting
CLINTON — Future plans, available funding and current efforts to develop a network of connected multi-use trails, paths and bike lanes through the Kirkland-Clinton area were highlighted during the … more
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CALENDAR CAT — Mare Clarey, operations manager at Clinton Pet Vet Rescue & Sanctuary on Dwight Avenue in Clinton, displays the Wheelie the Cat calendar that’s being sold for $20 as a fund-raiser for the cat’s care. At time the rescue received Wheelie back in August, he was totally paralyzed in his hind legs.
‘Calendars for Wheelie’ on sale now at Clinton Pet Vet Rescue & Sanctuary
CLINTON — Not quite a year old and Wheelie is already becoming quite the cover cat. The orange tabby who became a resident of Clinton Pet Vet Rescue and Sanctuary on Dwight Avenue when he was … more
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Clinton Mayor Steven J. Bellona
Water infrastructure, sewer system improvements and code review among 2020 goals for village mayor
CLINTON — After being passed the mayoral torch from John L. Crossley, who served his community for almost three decades, Mayor Steven J. Bellona said he’s “keeping the home fires burning” as … more
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HOCKEYVILLE HIS HOME — Kirkland Town Parks and Recreation Superintendent Mike Orsino looks out over the ice at the Clinton Arena as he gets set to retire at the end of this year. December 31 is Orsino’s last official day. He said with so much time on his hands coming up he and his wife, Teresa have talked about joining a gym.
Clinton Arena icon Orsino retires
CLINTON — Mike Orsino, Kirkland town parks and recreation superintendent retired on Tuesday, Dec. 31 after over 50 years of preserving, maintaining and improving the long-standing Clinton Arena, … more
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ARBOR INN — This 1850s country farm house, sitting on five acres of lush green countryside sits directly behind Hamilton College at 3919 Griffin Road, and is known to be perfect for parents or guests of students of Hamilton College or residents of Clinton and the Town of Kirkland.
Homes away from home
CLINTON — Whether it be parents of students visiting Hamilton College, or family of area residents, once those spare rooms in their domicile get taken by the first in-laws to call them, it’s … more
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MIGHTY MILERS — Members of the Clinton Elementary School Mighty Milers, part of the Rising New York Road Runners program, recently posed for a team photo. At far right is physical education teacher Heather Hillage.
Mighty Milers secure slot for ‘Mr. Ryan’s’ run in New York City
CLINTON — Thanks to Clinton Elementary School’s Mighty Milers who put their sneakers to the pavement and gymnasium floor, they were able to secure a slot for School Monitor Ryan Dugan to run this … more
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DUTY AND HONOR — Members of the American Legion Helmuth-Ingalls Post 232 and Skenandoah Chapter of the DAR participated in the Wreaths Across America memorial at the Old Burial Ground in the Village of Clinton on Saturday, Dec. 14. Pictured from the left: Bill White, Kimberly Haley, John Nolan, Kern Shilkret, Frank Savino, Chet Stuttler and Commander George Reschetnikow.
49 remembered at Old Burial Ground
CLINTON — Joining the nationwide observance, National Wreaths Across America Day was held in the Village of Clinton’s Old Burial Ground Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 14 in remembrance of its 49 … more
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UNIQUE EATS — Stephanie Steele and Leah Johnson Fay of Nola’s restaurant fame introduced their new Well and Good Fine Foods and Imports to go themed eatery to the community of Clinton last week. The menu is filled with choice options designed for working adults to pick up and take home on busy workday evenings. They offer vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free selections for those who are looking for wholesome dining.
Clinton has new food option
CLINTON — Tired of having to plan a meal for the family each evening after work, or eating by yourself and just need enough food for one? A new eatery in Clinton has you covered. Co-owners Leah … more
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