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The Columbus Elementary School Choir sings Christmas carols Dec. 13 before the Utica School Board of Education’s regular monthly meeting, held at the Kernan Elementary School in Utica.
Student groups tell Utica school board about projects
The Utica City Schools Board of Education once again welcomed several of its students’ groups to join them Dec. 13 at their regular monthly meeting. more
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Heather Hage, president & CEO of Griffiss Institute and David C. Munson Jr., president of the Rochester Institute of Technology, sign a memorandum of understanding at the Innovare Advancement Center on Tuesday.
Griffiss Institute, RIT announce partnership
Griffiss Institute (GI) and Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) announced a new partnership to expand access to high-quality educational. more
A wreath is seen on the grill of the Walmart truck parked in front of Notre Dame Jr.-Sr. High School Monday, Dec. 12. The trailer is full of wreaths for Wreaths Across America distribution this coming Saturday.
Truck driver hauls ‘precious cargo’ on Wreaths Across America run
Delivering wreaths to Arlington National Cemetery last year as part of the National Wreaths Across America outreach was the “highest honor” for Walmart truck driver Hal Coleates. more
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With the planned closure of Cazenovia College following the spring 2023 semester, officials at Utica University say some Cazenovia College students have already reached out to inquire about transfer opportunities as early as this winter, officials said.
Cazenovia College students show interest in Utica University
In the wake of Cazenovia College announcing its spring 2023 semester will be its last, some enrolled students are already looking to jump ship, and some are looking at Utica University. more
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Clinton residents approve $18M capital project
Clinton Central School District residents voted Tuesday to approve an $18 million capital improvement project by a vote of 258 yes to 46 no.  more
Andrew L. Russell
New officer-in-charge named at SUNY Poly
Andrew L. Russell has been appointed Officer In Charge of SUNY Polytechnic Institute by SUNY Interim Chancellor Deborah F. Stanley. more
A sign is seen on Route 365 in Verona encouraging Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School district residents to vote no to the proposed 2024 capital improvement plan. The proposal was defeated 590-527 Tuesday.
VVS voters deny $41.8M capital project
The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District’s proposed $41,850,000 capital project was voted down 590-527 by district residents Tuesday. more
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Four Utica School Board members, including President Joseph Hobika Jr., left, and Tennille Knoop, right, and Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan, center, are served legal notice Tuesday of pending court action from Bruce Karam, who was placed on administrative leave from his superintendent position in October.
Utica School Board vows to defend members, acting superintendent
After being served official notification of pending legal action against four of its members and the district’s acting superintendent, the Utica School Board responded with actions of their own. more
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CNY Farm Progress Show representatives Robert Yurkewicz, back row far left, Keith Shiebel, back row, second from right, and Richard Presley, back row far right, pose with Mount Markham FFA officers, front row, from left, Avery Dye, Abbie Ainslie, Samantha Hinman and Layla Rice and back row from left, Mya Hoke, Luke Entwistle and Bennett Schoonover.
Mount Markham FFA receives Best of Show at event
Representatives from the CNY Farm Progress Show presented Mount Markham FFA members with a Best of Show award Dec. 1 and a check for $300. more
The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy will be returning to the University at Albany, following a vote by the SUNY Board of Trustees.
Local leaders denounce decision to move CNSE out of SUNY Poly
Officials are expressing their opposition to yesterday’s announcement that SUNY Polytechnic Institute’s College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering will be moving to the University at Albany.  more
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Several graduates of the AmeriCorps program affiliated with the People First/Utica Municipal Housing Authority pose with their certificates, following a recent graduation ceremony and dinner.
PeopleFirst lauds newest group of AmeriCorps graduates
The People First/Utica Municipal Housing Authority organization celebrated its 10-year affiliation with the AmeriCorps program with a graduation ceremony and dinner at The Club Monarch. more
Bruce Karam
Karam takes legal action against Utica school district
As promised in October, Superintendent Bruce Karam has started legal action against the Utica City School District, its Board of Education and other parties. more
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Pictured is an aerial of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute campus from Oct. 12, 2022. Danfoss Silicon Power (a silicon-carbide power module packaging operation at the Computer Chip Commercialization Center, better known as the Quad-C, on the SUNY Polytechnic campus) can be seen to the far left, and the under-construction Wolfspeed facility ( a silicon carbide computer chip fabricating facility in Marcy) can be seen in the far distance. In past years, stake holders noted one benefit of semiconductor industry facilities being seated close to one another are the collaboration possibilities.
CNSE leaving SUNY Poly following board vote
The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy will be returning to the University at Albany, following a vote by the SUNY Board of Trustees. more
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Herkimer Jr./Sr. High School art teacher and New York State Art Month co-chair Heather McCutcheon, left, poses with co-chair and Suffern Central School District art teacher Tracy Berges. New York State Youth Art Month has won the Council for Art Education’s 2022 Youth Art Month Claire Flanagan Grand Award.
Herkimer art teacher helps NYS Youth Art Month win award
With Herkimer Jr./Sr. High School art teacher Heather McCutcheon as the co-chair, New York State Youth Art Month has been announced as the winner of the top national Youth Art Month award. more
Community members walk around a gym, looking at crafts sold by local vendors.
Notre Dame hosts craft fair to support NJROTC
Local community members browsed tables covered with crafts, baked goods and holiday-themed items throughout Notre Dame Jr.-Sr. High School to support local vendors and the Notre Dame NJROTC. more
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Board of education meets Tuesday in Remsen
A meeting of the Remsen Central School District’s board of education will take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 13, in the Elementary Media Center. more
Camden school board to meet Tuesday
A meeting of the Camden Central School District’s board of education will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 13, in the Camden High School Tuthill Learning Commons. more
Diners enjoy the Senior Citizens Holiday Breakfast at the VVS Sheveron Community Center in 2019. The free event returns Dec. 22.
VVS invites seniors out for holiday breakfast
The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School, 5275 Route 31, is hosting the return of its free Senior Citizens Holiday Breakfast at 9 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 22. more
Free website connects students with internships, part-time job opportunities
A new “Connect Mohawk Valley” website allows local businesses to post internship and part-time opportunities. more
VVS FFA members Molly, second row far right, and Gabrielle Adams, front row far left, hold their American Degree Awards during the FFA National Convention in October in Indianapolis. They are joined by Devon Conley, Mason Ziemba, Jarrod Scroggs, Colin Wood, Gianna White, Sarah Moyer, Brenden Geni, Logan Sherwood, Mark Hoffman and Ella Lenhart.
FFA members focus on ‘Becoming What the Future Needs Next’
Seven officers and three members represented the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School FFA from Oct. 26-29 at the FFA National Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. more
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