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Kellie Maxwell speaks to attendees during a DASA coordinator refresher workshop Nov. 17 at Central Valley Academy in Ilion.
DASA coordinators get ‘refresher’ at workshop
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Safety Services conducted a Dignity for All Students Act refresher workshop recently at Central Valley Academy. more
The latest Remsen in a Box package includes a variety of local products put together by Remsen Central School District’s ag business class and FFA students.
‘Remsen in a Box’ project promotes local products
Just in time for holiday gift giving, students in the Remsen Central School District’s ag business class and FFA program are selling their third annual Remsen In A Box basket. more
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McConnellsville Elementary School students including, front row, from left, Harper Gladle, Penelope Freywald and Lillian Dote and back row, from left, Cody Barber, Leila Barnes and Wyatt O’Hern, along with classmate Cora Lappin, recently raised $795.07 in a Pennies for Puppies coin drive for pets in need.
Students help animals with Pennies for Puppies drive
Students in Shelley Malenowski’s third grade reading group at McConnellsville Elementary School recently organized a coin drive to benefit the Wanderers’ Rest Humane Society. more
Students participate in Cazenovia College Commencement Ceremony in May 2022.
Students, businesses in ‘turmoil’ over Cazenovia College closing
It’s been a whirlwind of emotions in the village as one of its core businesses, Cazenovia College, announced it will be closing its doors after the spring semester. more
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The VVS Central School District’s proposed $41,850,000 capital project will go to residents for their vote from noon to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Vernon Town Hall, the Verona Fire Station and Sherrill City Court.
VVS $41.8M facilities plan goes to voters Tuesday
Residents of the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District will go to the polls Tuesday to cast their votes on a proposed $41,850,000 capital project. more
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Saddle Up New York was one of dozens of exhibitors Nov. 18 as Hamilton Central School hosted its first Career Fair for students in fifth through 12th grade.
Students learn about job opportunities at Career Fair
Hamilton Central School hosted its very first Career Fair Nov. 18 for its students in fifth through 12th grade. more
SUNY Oneonta students help light up city for holidays
Thirty-five SUNY Oneonta students, including a pair of local residents, recently volunteered their time and efforts to help prepare a holiday initiative. more
N.A. Walbran Elementary School first grader William Prosser, front center, presented more than 8,000 aluminum can pull tabs Tuesday to benefit the outreach of the Ziyara Shriners. With him are, from left, Bob Alexander and James Nagy from the Ziyara Shriners, Oriskany Central School District Superintendent Timothy Gaffney, Prosser’s grandparents Susan and Jim Okey and Interim Principal Maureen Gray.
Oriskany first grader helps out Shriners Hospitals
N.A. Walbran Elementary School first grader William Prosser collected more than 8,000 aluminum can pull tabs to benefit the outreach of the Ziyara Shriners. more
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Students walk along the campus in this Cazenovia College file photo. The college announced it will close permanently following the Spring 2023 semester. Officials say the college will assist students shy of degree requirements with transferring to other colleges.
Lower enrollment, debt force Cazenovia College to close
Cazenovia College officials have announced the nearly 200-year-old school will be closing permanently following the Spring 2023 semester. more
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Notre Dame Navy Junior ROTC Cadets, from left, Marina Cascini, Isaiah Sexton, Shea Williams and Abigail Davis present the color guard at a recent Syracuse University basketball game at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse.
Notre Dame NJROTC program benefits cadets, community
Notre Dame High School’s Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program gives its cadets the unique chance to both better themselves and their communities. more
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First Source announces scholarship program
First Source Federal Credit Union is participating in the New York Credit Union Association’s Statewide College Scholarship Program and giving away scholarships. more
Naturally Lewis, in partnership with Lewis County, has released a request for expressions of interest (RFEI) to identify respondents interested in acquiring and redeveloping this former elementary school property at 5960 Main St.
Naturally Lewis seeks developers for former school
Naturally Lewis, in partnership with Lewis County, has released a request for expressions of interest to identify respondents interested in acquiring and redeveloping a 6.9-acre property. more
Herkimer BOCES Health Science Careers students Madison Chapman of the Little Falls City School District, left, and Lindsey Pierson of the West Canada Valley Central School District recently participated in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace workshops.
Herkimer BOCES CTE seniors attend workshops on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Career and Technical Education senior students are participating in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace workshops this school year. more
Cazenovia College set to close for 2023-2024 academic year
The Cazenovia College Board of Trustees has determined that due to financial concerns, the College will not be enrolling students for the 2023-2024 academic year, according to a statement. more
James Daino transfers chocolate chip cookies from the cookie sheet to the cooling rack Nov. 9 in his Rome kitchen. Daino has just been eliminated after a long run in the Bake from Scratch magazine 2022 Greatest Baker competition.
Contest inspires Rome baker to write cookbook for mom, despite loss in group finals
After more than a month of online voting, James Daino has now been officially eliminated from Bake from Scratch magazine’s 2022 Greatest Baker contest. more
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MVCC to host Saturday Information Session
Mohawk Valley Community College will host a Saturday Information Session at 10 a.m. Dec. 10 in the admissions office on the first floor of Payne Hall at the Utica campus. more
Tony Colon
MVCC trustee elected regional director of national group
Mohawk Valley Community College Trustee Tony Colón was elected northeast regional director of the ACCT Board of Directors at the 2022 Association of Community College Trustees'. more
James Daino
Principal baker gets wildcard reprieve after 2nd place finish
The group finals were announced Friday morning, with James Daino in second place. more
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Cazenovia College welcomes six new faculty members
Cazenovia College has welcomed six new faculty members to campus. more
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Director of Adult, Early Childhood and Outreach Education Mary Kline, left, receives an Outstanding Educator Award from Maria Smith, co-chair of the Genesis Group Education Committee, during the Genesis Group’s annual Celebration of Education Nov. 17 at Hart’s Hill Inn in Whitesboro.
Herkimer BOCES administrator reflects on near 44-year career
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Director of Adult, Early Childhood and Outreach Education Mary Kline recently received an Outstanding Educator Award. more
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