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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
Elizabeth Schieferstine, a student at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School and member of the school’s FFA Chapter, was recently elected to serve for the coming year as the New York FFA State Treasurer.
VVS student elected to state FFA officer post
Elizabeth Schieferstine, a student at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School and member of the school’s FFA Chapter, was recently elected to serve for the coming year as the New York FFA State … more
Connor Arthur Lynskey
Teen’s memory lives on with expanded scholarships
The Connor Arthur Lynskey Memorial Scholarship Fund’s scholarship committee has announced this year’s recipients for its scholarship awards to graduating seniors. more
Oneida High School seniors earn scholarships and awards
Award and scholarship recipients from the Class of 2022 at Oneida High School... more
Rome District board of education announces meetings
A meeting of the Rome City School District board of education will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 23, in the Rome Free Academy Library... more
SUNY Oneonta recognizes area scholars
Several local students were among those honored by SUNY at Oneonta. more
Members of the Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School Class of 2022 usher in the next chapter of their lives at their graduation ceremony on Friday. Look for more on the school’s graduating class in a special commemorative section to be published on Thursday, June 30.
Plenty of pomp, happy circumstances at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Junior Senior High School held its commencement ceremony Friday. more
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Christopher D. Card
Hamilton College names vice president, dean of students
Christopher D. Card will join Hamilton College on Aug. 15 as vice president and dean of students. more
TRIO EARN HONORS — The Knights of Columbus #391 announced the St. Timothy Award winners for the Catholic churches of Rome during a dinner on Thursday at the Franklin Hotel, 301 S. James St. The awards are given to recognize students’ Christian service, Catholic leadership and Christian values. Students were nominated by their parish. From left: Kelly O’Neill, nominated by Rev. Robert L. Kelly from St. Joseph’s Parish, Lee Center; Anna Zumbrun, nominated by Rev. Sean P. O’Brien from St. Peter’s/St. Mary’s Parish; and Joseph Keeney, nominated by Rev. Robert L. Kelly from St. Paul’s Parish.
SNAPSHOT: Trio announced as St. Timothy’s Award winners
The Knights of Columbus #391 announced the St. Timothy Award winners for the Catholic churches of Rome during a dinner on Thursday. more
Local scholars on dean’s list at Buffalo State
Several area students have been recognized for academic excellence with inclusion on the dean’s list at the Buffalo State College for the spring 2022 semester. more
Caleb Jeff, left, from Waterville High School, and Alyssa Spina, from Whitesboro High School, pose after each was awarded a 14th annual Kathleen A. Clements Scholarship from the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES School and Business Alliance during a recent ceremony.
Two local seniors receive Clements scholarships
Caleb Jeff, a senior at Waterville High School, and Alyssa Spina, a senior at Whitesboro High School, were each awarded a 14th annual Kathleen A. Clements Scholarship ... more
Benson Reid
Board OKs contract with DEI firm
The Rome City School District’s board of education approved a request for proposals to enter into a contract with Access Global Group... more
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Langone
Clinton board taps Langone for interim superintendent
The Clinton Central School District Board of Education announced the temporary appointment of Dave Langone as the interim superintendent of schools at their meeting on June 7. more
The New York State School Boards Association honored the Career and Technical Education Automotive Technology program with a Champions of Change Award, recognizing the program for its unique learning format and strong partnership with a local business. From left: Administrator Phil Helmer; Auto Tech teacher Phil Maitland; NYSSBA Area 5 Director Bill Miller; MOBOCES Board President Donna Isbell; and MOBOCES District Superintendent Scott Budelmann.
MOBOCES program earns statewide recognition
The New York State School Boards Association honored the MOBOCES Career and Technical Education Automotive Technology program with a Champions of Change Award. more
Claudia Tenney
Tenney announces military service academy appointments
Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, announced eight appointments to United States Military Service Academies were offered to students from New York’s 22nd Congressional District.  more
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