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Three on dean’s list at Holy Cross
Three area students are among a total of 1,457 students named to the dean’s list for the spring 2022 semester at the College of the Holy Cross.… more
Utica scholar on provost’s list at Hofstra University
Michelle Casab, of Utica, has been named to the provost’s list following the spring 2022 semester at Hofstra University, the university has announced. more
Deerfield resident receives degree
Gabe A. Smith, of Deerfield, received a degree from Clark University during the University’s 118th commencement exercises recently, according to a university announcement. more
Buffalo State names local graduate
Dajne’ Lacy, of Utica, has received a bachelor’s degree in social work from Buffalo State following the spring 2022 semester... more
Cedarville University lauds local trio
Three local students have been named to the dean’s honor list at Cedarville University for spring 2022 semester. more
Area pair honored for academic excellence
The University of Rhode Island has announced that a pair of area residents have been named to the university’s dean’s list for the spring 2022 semester. more
SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTATION — Members of the Lake Delta Kiwanis Club present the CTE Student of the Year award to Destiny Copeland, a Madison-Oneida BOCES criminal justice student from Rome Free Academy, and Caylee Crossman, also a criminal justice student at MOBOCES from RFA, during a recent ceremony. Each student received a $500 scholarship from the Lake Delta Kiwanis Club, which also presented them with a certificate of achievement. Also pictured are, back row: David Halpin, Lake Delta Kiwanis vice president; Rachel Helmer, BOCES career and technical outreach specialist; and Don Jaynes, president of the Lake Delta Kiwanis.
SNAPSHOT: Lake Delta Kiwanis — Pair of scholarships
Members of the Lake Delta Kiwanis Club present the CTE Student of the Year award to area students. more
MVCC professor Bill Judycki watches and grades as a STEM camp participant pilots his aircraft through the obstacle field the students designed in this file photo.
MVCC selected for drone training initiative
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced that Mohawk Valley Community College has been selected for its Unmanned Aircraft Systems-Collegiate training Initiative (UAS-CTI) program. more
New hangar to boost SUNY Schenectady’s aviation science program
A new Schenectady County Airport hangar will expand the options for aviation students, and also the SUNY Schenectady program they are enrolled in. more
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Isabella Romano
Romano receives scholarship from Beta Sigma Phi
Isabella Romano, of Oriskany, has received a $1,000 scholarship from the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. more
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP — Noah Trophia, of Vernon, a June graduate of Westmoreland High School, receives the 2022 Marcy Correctional Facility Employee Benefit Committee’s David A. Smith Memorial Scholarship. Trophia, the son of Anthony and Jillian Trophia, will attend SUNY Polytechnic Institute in the fall. From left: Robert Lewis, deputy superintendent of administration; William Snyder, deputy superintendent of security; Patrick Reardon, superintendent; Joseph Spina, committee member; Trophia; Anthony Trophia, father and officer; Jerry Fisher, committee member; Vito Valenzano, captain; and Angela Schaffer, acting deputy superintendent of programs. Not pictured: First place runner-up Gianna Welker, second place runner-up Paris Welker, and third place runner-Up Kaelin Napoli.
SNAPSHOT: Noah Trophia scholarship
Noah Trophia of Vernon is the recipient of the 2022 Marcy Correctional Facility Employee Benefit Committee’s David A. Smith Memorial Scholarship. more
Several area scholars earn degrees at St. Lawrence University
Several area residents are among the more than 500 members of St. Lawrence University’s Class of 2022 who took part in the University’s recent commencement ceremonies. more
Local residents on dean’s list, president’s list at Siena College
Siena College has named several local residents to the college’s president’s list or dean’s list for academic excellence for the spring 2022 semester. more
10 college students selected for MMRI Summer Fellowship Program
The Masonic Medical Research Institute, 2150 Bleecker St., has announced the start of its Summer Fellowship Program for 2022. more
Several area teenagers have been selected to particpate in the Boys’ State program at Morrisville State College later this month. From left: Vincent Kelpadio, of Rome Free Academy; Joseph Gogola and Nicholas Heselton, both from Clinton High School; Dominic Ambrose and Tyler Barth, both from New Hartford Senior High School; Jack Elliott, of Waterville High School; and Darren Pratt, from RFA. Missing from the photo are Luke Williams, of Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School; and Zachary Boisen, of RFA.
Nine local teens to attend Boys’ State
The Leon R. Roberts American Legion Post 161 hosted an informational meeting for several high school juniors who will attend Boys’ State at Morrisville State College. more
Spots still available for Rome Early Childhood Program
The Rome City School District’s Early Childhood Program has spots still available for the 2022-23 school year. more
Police: Man charged with felony for reported staff threat at Durhamville Elementary School
A 31-year-old man has been charged with a felony for calling Durhamville Elementary School Wednesday afternoon and threatening a staff member over the phone. more
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Madison-Oneida BOCES held a pair of recognition events in June to celebrate several graduating seniors who are pursuing higher education, entering the workforce and joining the military.
Madison-Oneida BOCES celebrates senior class successes
Madison-Oneida BOCES held two recognition events in June to celebrate graduating seniors who are pursuing higher education, entering the workforce and joining the military. more
SUNY Potsdam lauds area scholars
The State University of New York at Potsdam recently recognized several area students for academic excellence with inclusion on the college’s president’s list or dean’s list. more
GRADUATION CELEBRATION — A trio of happy graduates of the Arc Herkimer’s Distribution Center Candidate Training Program hold their certificates during a recent ceremony. The candidates, Betsey Dunckel, Kyle Juliano and Levi Tharp, participated in the first round of the program, which ran in three rotations at three Herkimer Industries sites. Each spent 16 weeks in training positions at sites in Herkimer, Little Falls, and Ilion, where they gained production and distribution skills in warehouse operations, fork truck certification, packing, shipping, scaling, and other areas, The goal of the program was to offer mentoring and on-the-job training to set candidates up for future employment. All three candidates will be moving on to employment within the community. From left: Mike Lamb, vice president of industrial operations; Staci Gross, assistant program director; Dunckel; Juliano; Tharp; Catherine Loomis, Arc Herkimer vice president of community engagement and career development; Kevin Crosley, Arc Herkimer president/CEO.
SNAPSHOT: Three graduate Arc Herkimer’s Distribution Center Candidate Training Program
A trio of happy graduates of the Arc Herkimer’s Distribution Center Candidate Training Program hold their certificates during a recent ceremony. more
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