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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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SURPRISE! — This Westmoreland Central School youngster gets a surprise hug from a special guest at the ZI3 Santa’s Workshop at the upper elementary school on Dec. 3. The man in red suite and beard had several students wondering if that was one of Santa’s helpers or Principal Stephen Polera in disguise.
Westmoreland hosts ZI3 Santa’s Workshop event
WESTMORELAND — Kids, parents and lots of Santa’s helpers showed up to the annual Zone for Imagination, Innovation and Inspiration (ZI3) Santa’s Workshop event hosted by Westmoreland Upper … more
FUND-RAISING ENDEAVOR — Members of the Clinton Central School District September 11th Memorial Fund committee announce the kick-off for a fund-raiser to build a memorial on school grounds, located near the Clinton Central School District Foundation Memorial Brick Garden, in honor and memory of CCS Class of 1977 graduate Edward Porter Felt, who perished on United Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001. Felt was among the passengers who sacrificed their lives, crashing their plane in Shanksville, Pa., thwarting terrorists’ efforts to attack Washington, D.C. From left: Felt’s brother Gordon Felt, past-president of the Families of Flight 93 organization; Fire Chief and committee member Bill Huther; the victim’s mother, Shirley Felt; and CCS Superintendent Stephen L. Grimm.
CCS Foundation establishes fund-raising effort for 9/11 memorial
CLINTON — To mark the courage and sacrifice of a Clinton Central School grad and all those who perished or were affected by the terrorist attacks of 9/11 for this and future generations, the … more
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THE CREW TEAM — Employees at Clinton’s Car Wash assist in drying and vacuuming vehicles, as well as detail work by order.
Clinton’s Car Wash goes high-tech with upgrades and new equipment
CLINTON — From road salt and sand to everyday dirt and grime, no matter the season, Clinton’s Car Wash has gone high-tech to keep every vehicle passing through their tunnel and bays spic-n-span. … more
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PROPER INTRODUCTION — Hamilton College President David Wippman, right, introduces U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, during a special town hall meeting held in the college chapel on Monday, Nov. 18.
Sen. Gillibrand talks public service during visit to Hamilton College
CLINTON — From the Green New Deal to anti-discrimination laws, the Me Too Movement, gun violence and the current political climate in Washington, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, was questioned … more
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS — A bedazzled Clinton fire truck with the just lighted Clinton Christmas tree during the holiday parade at the 2018 Shoppers’ Stroll in the Clinton Village Green.
Shoppers’ Stroll and Jingle Jog to help ring in holiday season
CLINTON — Holiday shoppers are invited to come and beat the crowds at the mall and shop small during the 2019 Shoppers’ Stroll on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 29 and 30, on and around the historic … more
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THEY DID IT — David Swierczek, of Utica, left, and Bryan Michael Washburn, of Clinton, pose at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro — the tallest mountain in Africa — with their Lumos foundation banner. Started by British “Harry Potter” series author J.K. Rowling, the charity works to prevent child trafficking, which is a serious issue where the pair conducted their climb. That is why they dedicated their trek to raising money for the organization.
Pair of climbers raise more than $2,500 to combat child trafficking through Lumos charity
It all started with a broken pair of sandals. And Bryan Michael Washburn, of Clinton, had no idea that a kind gesture to repair the shoes he had trekked through Europe in would spark an inspiration … more
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McNEW — Ground broke in late September on the major restoration project on the Meadow Street McDonald’s and wrapped up on Friday, Nov. 15. The newly remodeled restaurant now offers specialized coffee drinks, kiosks, digital menus and soft muted decor.
McDonald’s reopens with vast improvements
CLINTON — If you’ve been missing your Big Mac and fries, or the kids their Happy Meals then buzz on over to the newly remodeled Meadow Street McDonald’s, its open for business. Native … more
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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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