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Board receives updates on facilities, educational programs
Following Monday’s meeting of the Rome City School District board of education, board members are turning their attention toward developing community support on an approved plan to restructure … more
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State warns new college students of scams, identity theft
With the COVID-19 pandemic no longer shutting down colleges and universities, many teenagers will soon take the next big step in their lives and move into dormitories and start living independently … more
Little Falls superintendent named to SUNY Poly council
Gov. Kathy Hochul has appointed Keith Levatino, superintendent of Little Falls City School District, to the SUNY Polytechnic Institute council.  more
Herkimer College to hold New Student Registration Day
Herkimer College will hold a New Student Registration Day on Friday, Aug. 19. Admissions and academic advisors will be available to advise accepted students. more
The Rome Board of Education, at its regular meeting on Monday, voted unanimously to close the chapter on K-6 elementary schools in the district.
Rome board votes to grade-band grades 5-6
The Rome Board of Education, at its regular meeting on Monday, voted unanimously to close the chapter on K-6 elementary schools in the district, voting instead to scale six elementary school … more
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Angel Hope listens in a math class as part of an intense six-week summer bridge program for students of color and first-generation students at the University of Wisconsin, in Madison, Wis., July 27. Hundreds of thousands of recent high school graduates are heading to college this fall after spending more than half their high school careers dealing with the upheaval of a pandemic.
‘I didn’t really learn anything’: COVID grads face college
Angel Hope looked at the math test and felt lost. He had just graduated near the top of his high school class, winning scholarships from prestigious colleges. more
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HCCC announces several appointments
Herkimer County Community College has announced the appointment of appointed several new staff. more
STEELY CONCENTRATION — Oriskany High School student Jack Tagliaferri navigates his drone toward one of the obstacles during the Directorate STEM Outreach Program’s Drone Camp in the hangar at Innovare Advancement Center. Campers competed against each other on the final morning of the camp to see who could navigate the course the quickest and most accurately.
SNAPSHOT: Drone Camp held at Innovare Advancement Center
During the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate STEM Outreach Program’s Drone Camp in the hangar at Innovare Advancement Center in Rome, campers competed against each other ... more
Reconfiguration resolutions for 2025-26 school year before board
A trio of resolutions to modify the registration of existing schools due to a new grade configuration in the Rome City School District are on the district’s board of education agenda to be … more
Jane Hamilton RN, practice manager, left, and Courtney Graham, FNP, right, accept a $5,000 grant on behalf of Bassett’s School-Based Health Center from Eve Van de Wal, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Utica regional president. The funding will help the center expand its popular telehealth services.
School-based health program receives Excellus BCBS grant to expand telehealth services
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has named Bassett’s School-Based Health Center program as a 2022 recipient of its Community Health Awards. more
MVCC awarded $5,000 from Berkshire Bank to support young entrepreneurs
The Mohawk Valley Community College Foundation, Inc., was awarded $5,000 from Berkshire Bank to support the College’s Young Entrepreneurs Academy program. more
Clear Path for Veterans to host Back to School Festival
Veteran, military, and first responder families are invited to join Clear Path for Veterans for the second-annual Back to School Festival from 2 to 6 p.m. on Aug. 13 at 1223 Salt Springs … more
Rome Free Academy Class of 1977 to hold reunion
The Rome Free Academy Class of 1977 will celebrate its 45-year reunion the weekend of Sept. 30. Festivities will begin with a casual opening get-together at Rome’s Copper City Brewing Company … more
Jimmy Cooper, 13, who will enter Strough Middle School in Rome in the fall, plays his beloved cello during a school orchestra concert.
Inspired by annual concert, teen to perform with Symphoria youth orchestra
With a passion for learning and appreciation for classical music, one local 13-year-old is on his way to becoming a cello virtuoso. more
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Training exercise this week at Hamilton College; avoid the area
A critical training exercise has been ongoing at Hamilton College this week, a joint drill between the college, New York National Guard and other local public safety agencies, according to … more
Rising costs fuel fears for back-to-school buying
With gas and food prices continuing to rise, as well as costs associated with running and maintaining a household, representatives of the area’s Connected Community Schools initiative said … more
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The Stanwix Veterans & Men’s Club, 6774 Lamphear Road, has announced the recipients of its 2022 scholarships. The club has awarded $3,000 to 11 students from sevent area high schools. The 2022 scholarships include four scholarship awards which were awarded to members’ children, while seven other scholarships were awarded to area students who were selected by the guidance departments of the various schools. Recipients of the $500 member scholarship awards are: Paige Pekarski, of Rome Free Academy; Alexandra Albrecht, of Westmoreland High School; Carl Potter, of Oneida High School; and Madison Morawiec of Holland Patent.
Stanwix Veterans & Men’s Club awards scholarships to several area students
The Stanwix Veterans & Men’s Club, 6774 Lamphear Road, has announced the recipients of its 2022 scholarships. more
Remsen board of education to meet Tuesday
The reorganizational meeting of the Remsen Central School District’s board of education will take place in the Remsen High School Media Center ... more
MOBOCES board meets Thursday
A regular monthly meeting of the board of the Madison-Oneida Board of Cooperative Educational Services will take place in the Hospitality Suite at Morrisville College ... more
John Robert (Bob) Greene
Greene set to retire from Cazenovia College
Cazenovia College announces that John Robert (Bob) Greene, Paul J. Schupf Professor of History and Humanities, will retire effective January 2023. more
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