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Fall Open House set for Nov. 18 at MVCC’s Utica campus
Mohawk Valley Community College will host its Fall Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, at its Utica campus, 1101 Sherman Dr. more
New Hartford Senior High School junior Grace Hollenbeck, center, joins district and Connected Community Schools officials at a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony. The district has launched a strategic plan initiative, gaining valuable insight from stakeholders in a districtwide survey.
NH school stakeholders cite academics, communication among top areas
The New Hartford Central School District recently asked its stakeholders to answer a survey to define where they feel the district is doing well and where improvement is needed. more
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SUNY Morrisville nursing students Heather Blanchard and Kaylee Wilson use a microscope to identify protista during a microbiology lab at the college’s Norwich campus.
Professor uses microbiology lab to benefit environmental effort
Students in the microbiology class at the State University of New York at Morrisville have helped to pioneer the first protist survey conducted at Rogers Environmental Education Center, in Sherburne. more
Grace Koppany, a Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES cosmetology student, practices her hairdressing skills.
Students gain hands-on experience in Herkimer BOCES cosmetology clinic
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES cosmetology student Abigail Crimmins-Abbe recently gave Ilion resident Jennifer Sanderson a haircut during class. more
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Utica superintendent: ‘If you see something, say something’
Following a stabbing incident Monday at Proctor High School, acting Superintendent Brian Nolan wants students to remember that if they see something, they should say something. more
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BACK IN ACTION — The newly resurfaced walking and running track surface at the New York State School for the Deaf in Rome, was unveiled on Friday, Oct. 28. Before the work, school officials said, the track was not usable for students or community members, however, the renovated facility has been reopened to both groups. With a warm fall sun and pleasant conditions expected into next week, conditions are nearly ideal for walkers and joggers to enjoy the facility.
SNAPSHOT: A new track surface at New York State School for the Deaf
The newly resurfaced walking and running track surface at the New York State School for the Deaf in Rome, was unveiled on Friday, Oct. 28. more
Genesis Group to recognize host of area educators
The Genesis Group will hold its 16th annual Celebration of Education by honoring several Outstanding Educators and Programs at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 17, at Hart’s Hill Inn. more
Three local marching bands place in state competition
Three local marching bands placed in their respective division during the New York State Field Band Conference 50th annual Field Band Championship Show on Sunday. more
Mohawk Valley Community College hospitality program Director Vincent Petronio, left, and students, from left, Angel Lamb, Moolay Shee, Raelynn Briggs, Zach Getz and Tyler Hall invite the public out to the campus Wednesdays through Nov. 16 for gourmet luncheons prepared and served by the students themselves. Information on that program is available online at https://www.mvcc.edu/news/2022-10-06-mvcc-hospitality-students-offering-full-service-luncheons-on-rome-campus.php.
MVCC hosts tours of Culinary Arts Program
Mohawk Valley Community College will offer a series of tours for students interested in majoring in hospitality programs at its Rome campus, 1101 Floyd Ave. more
McAllister Elementary School students gather around Steve Adams at their Sherrill school recently to meet a calf and learn more about dairy farming.
Community comes together for VVS agriculture education
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School students at all age levels were treated to hands-on learning and fun during October, thanks to dedicated VVS community members. more
With rifles twirling and instruments blazing, the New Hartford Marching Spartans are set to compete Sunday in the 2022 New York State Field Band Championships.
Marching Spartans have high hopes going into state championships
The New Hartford Marching Spartans are putting their best foot forward going into the 2022 New York State Field Band Championships.  more
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The Pride of Westmoreland Marching Band will compete in the 50th annual New York State Field Band Conference Championship Show at the Syracuse University JMA Wireless Dome on Sunday, Oct. 30. The Pride will take the field in the Small School 2 Class at 3:24 p.m.
Pride of Westmoreland well prepared for championships
The Pride of Westmoreland Marching Band is competing in the 50th annual New York State Field Band Conference Championship Show at the Syracuse University JMA Wireless Dome on Sunday. more
Dominick Rugari of Whitesboro plays pin the nose on the manster Oct. 29 during the Halloween Celebration at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica.
MVCC welcomes families for old-fashioned Halloween fun
The Halloween Celebration held Saturday at Mohawk Valley Community College was a festive flashback to the old-time days of family fun gone by, assessed Gail Warchol of New Hartford. more
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Mohawk Valley Community College’s Foundation hosts its Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 2 in the Alumni College Center at the Utica campus.
MVCC Foundation to hold Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Mohawk Valley Community College’s Foundation will host a Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 2 in room 116 of the Alumni College Center at its Utica campus. more
MVCC offering Art Scholarship Contest
The School of Art at Mohawk Valley Community College is holding an Art Scholarship Contest. more
Colorguard leader Karabrie Wiggins, center, twirls her ribbon as the Rome Free Academy Marching Band performs its halftime show Oct. 21 at RFA Stadium. The band will be one of three area marching bands competing Sunday in the New York State Field Marching Band Conference 2022 Championships at the JMA Dome in Syracuse. See related stories, page 7.
RFA Marching Band nurtures a ‘special bond’
The Rome Free Academy Marching Band becomes a “second family” for its members, said Director Stephen Russell. more
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Sara Fenton, a kindergarten teacher at Marie Curie Elementary School in the Greater Amsterdam School District, speaks to members of the district’s Board of Education during its meeting at Amsterdam High School in Amsterdam last week.
Amsterdam educators warn of emerging kindergarten behavior issues
Educators are raising the alarm about increasing behavioral issues exhibited by kindergartners in classrooms with more students than in previous years in the Greater Amsterdam School District. more
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Rome City School District board of education to host upcoming regular, committee meetings
A regular meeting of the Rome City School District board of education will take place at 6 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 7, at the District Office, 409 Bell Road. more
These eighth-grade students at St. Patrick’s School graduated and readied themselves for high school in 1949. From left, in the first row are: Rev. Thomas Quinn, church pastor; Rose Marie (Carmola) Boehlert, Phyliss (DeFrees) Thurston, Barbara Lorenz, Joan (Kiner) Taylor, Rosemary (Carhart) Keenan, Catherine (Carney) Poulsen, Mary Jane Craig, Marion (Myles) Carnevale, Pauline (Perretta) Kline, Theresa (Kraft) Tarry, and Sheila (VanStrander) Clark. In the second row, from left, are: Anthony Lumbrazo, Richard Hughes, John Malone, Richard Seeber, Kathleen Dowling, Mary Butler, Anna (Rice) DiMaggio, Richard Deveans, John La Mothe and John Bayliss. In the third row, from left, are: Armand La Plante, Frank Szlachtowki, Ronald Durkee, James Nixdorf, Martin Angelino, Robert Clute, Peter Palamara, John Graves, Carl Origlio and David Maley. The photograph and information were originally supplied in June 1984 by Ronald Durkee.
Gala to help St. Patrick’s school celebrate 100th anniversary
St. Patrick’s School, 354 Elizabeth St., is celebrating 100 years of education. more
Seeking to calm waters, superintendent pulls plug on pool closure proposal
The New Hartford Central School District’s Perry Junior High School pool will remain open. more
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