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College appoints new employees
Three new staff members have been appointed at Herkimer County Community College. more
HCCC Support Center receives tutor certification
Herkimer College’s Academic Support Center has been awarded certification as a Level I and Level II certified tutor training program. more
A pair of Saratoga Springs City School District buses make their way down Geyser Road back to the bus garage in Saratoga Springs on Friday, Sept. 23. Districts across the state’s capital region and eastern Mohawk Valley are dealing with a shortage of bus drivers.
Many school districts across state still grapple with ‘severe driver shortage’
Since the start of the school year, parents across the Capital Region and Mohawk Valley have been dreading the phone calls and emails sent from the school district advising bus run cancellations. more
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Over 1,600 instances of corporal punishment reported in NY schools
State investigators have substantiated more than 1,600 instances of corporal punishment in New York schools over the last five years. more
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VVS youngsters invited to help promote wildfire awareness
The Sherrill Garden Club invites Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District students in grades 1-5 to participate in this year’s Smokey the Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest. more
Graduates of the certified nurses aide program pose for a photo with their diplomas at The Grand at Utica, 1657 Sunset Ave., on Thursday.
Grand Healthcare celebrates CNA student graduations
The Grand Healthcare System has spearheaded a new way of providing quality care to residents in their 22 New York rehabilitation and nursing facilities. more
Local watercolor artist and instructor Laura Diddle stands in front of a collection of motivating signs Thursday during her class at the Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library in Sherrill.
Art classes part of ongoing educational community outreach at Sherrill Public Library
The Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library offers more than just a world of reading for its patrons, says new Director Bill Loveland. more
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Community input invited for display of AIDS Memorial Quilt at MVCC
Sections of the internationally celebrated AIDS Memorial Quilt — the 54-ton, handmade tapestry that stands as a memorial to more than 94,000 individuals lost to AIDS — will be on display. more
Ag producer roundtable looks at School Supported Ag program
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida and Madison Counties are holding a producer roundtable discussion to determine the feasibility of the School Supported Agriculture program. more
Excellus BCBS Community Investments and Partnerships Manager Shayna Keller, left, On Point for College Utica Director Kevin Marken, and Excellus BCBS Regional President Eve Van de Wal meet for a presentation of the Excellus BCBS Community Health Award.
On Point for College receives Community Health Award
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recently awarded On Point for College Utica a Community Health Award of $4,000 to support their Excellus Scholars Emergency Support Services. more
Students from the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Career & Technical Educational Center were part of a work-based learning program offering invaluable hands-on educational internship opportunities at Meyda Lighting in Yorkville.
Meyda Lighting teams up with Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES
Through its work-based learning program, the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Career & Technical Educational Center offered students internship opportunities at Meyda Lighting. more
FILE - Students walk to classes on the Indiana University campus, Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021, in Bloomington, Ind. Indiana will tax student debt relief as income, reflecting similar policies in other U.S. states following the Biden administration's announcement of a forgiveness plan in August 2022. The Indiana Department of Revenue said in an email to the Associated Press on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022, that residents will be required to list their forgiven loans as taxable income. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings, File)
2.25 million NY residents would be eligible for student loan relief
The Biden administration has released new data estimating how many borrowers in each state can get at least some of their federal student debt canceled. more
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New Hartford senior Sophie Mandia works on her drawing Monday in art class.
New Hartford Senior High honored as National Blue Ribbon School
For the second time in less than a decade, New Hartford Senior High School has been commended as a National Blue Ribbon School. more
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Lydia Torres, a digital literacy program coordinator with Literacy CNY, left, and Farhat Rahim, a Literacy CNY volunteer, pose Monday at the New Hartford Public Library. The library offers computer help from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. Mondays thanks to Literacy CNY.
Volunteers offer free computer help at New Hartford library
In an increasingly virtual world, the New Hartford Public Library has spearheaded a program that provides patrons with free computer technology help. more
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Rome City School District student-athletes and their parents have found themselves without school-provided athletic shuttle buses to practices and events several times already this season.
Rome superintendent addresses bus concerns
Rome City School District Superintendent Peter Blake said bus driver shortages and illnesses are currently the district’s most challenging issues. more
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Hanadi Tajir
MVCC student receives national award
Mohawk Valley Community College student Hanadi Tajir has been named a 2022 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar. more
Utica University to celebrate Homecoming with full slate of events
Following a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Utica University will bring back Homecoming this year, highlighted by its traditional carnival. more
Asif Ahmed
SUNY Poly prof receives funding to enhance stability of sloped highways
A SUNY Poly professor has received $50,000 in funding to develop and commercialize plastic pins that can be used to enhance the stability of sloped highways. more
The Spartan Spectacular is Saturday, Sept. 24 at New Hartford High School and features marching bands from the New Hartford, Westmoreland, Rome, Oswego and Mohonasen school districts.
Spartan Spectacular presents 5 marching bands
The Spartan Spectacular, the home show for the New Hartford Marching Spartans, returns Saturday, Sept. 24. The show this year is titled “Somnium.” more
The Strough Middle School marquee is seen Sept. 16 at the corner of Laurel and Lee Streets in Rome. The school will be the site of the second of a series of AREA Community Conversation meetings, which begin Sept. 22 at RFA High School School.
AREA Community Conversations seeks resident input
The socioeconomic differences of area families — and the impact those disparities have on their children’s education — are some of the biggest concerns facing the Rome City School District. more
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