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"Little Mermaid Jr." cast members, from left, Raymond Tucker as Sebastian, Alexis Rowe as Scuttle, Kasey Sorrell as Flounder, Charlize Price as Ariel, Lillian Conover as Jetsan, Kayedyn Secor as Ursula and Jocelyn Gannon as Flotsan pose Wednesday, Feb. 8 during dress rehearsal at Strough Middle School in Rome.
'The Little Mermaid Jr.' coming to Strough stage
The Strough Middle School Drama Club presents Disney's "The Little Mermaid Jr." at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 9-11 in the Strough auditorium, 801 Laurel St. more
Sasha Miller, administrative assistant at Connected Community Schools, left, and Amanda Steele, site coordinator at Holland Patent High School, display some of formal shoes that were recently donated from A. Vitullo Inc. Officials say the donation will help scores of local students be able to afford to go to their proms.
Donation to help scores of students attend proms
A Facebook post urging donations of prom wear has prompted a large receipt of tuxedos for students who might not otherwise be able to afford them. more
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Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Advanced Manufacturing program seniors, from left, MK David, Lesha Deuvel and Ariana Ellis conduct quality assurance work in class.
New lathe puts the ‘advanced’ in Herkimer BOCES Advanced Manufacturing program
Students in the Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Advanced Manufacturing program have already created chess sets using the Haas Automation computer numerical control lathe. more
Holland Patent students perform "Morning Exercise Dance" Friday, Feb. 3 in the Clinton Middle School auditorium as part of the Chinese New Year celebration.
Area Chinese language students, teachers celebrate
Some Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Distance Learning Chinese program students said they study Chinese because they like the challenge of learning a new language. more
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Members of the New Hartford Winter Guard warm up at the Myles Elementary School recently. The group has a busy schedule ahead, including a trip to the Winter Guard International (WGI) World Championships, in Dayton, Ohio, in April.
New Hartford Winter Guard aims high for 2023 season
The New Hartford Winter Guard program has big plans for 2023 — a fun-filled season of hard work— that will end with going to international color guard championships.   more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her $227 billion proposed executive state budget on Wednesday, including a proposed increase in state school aid. Under Hochul’s proposal, which includes fully funding the state’s Foundation Aid to schools, one of several funds used to distribute state aid to districts, most area schools would see an increase in their overall state aid.
Hochul presents proposed state school aid amounts
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her $227 billion proposed executive state budget on Wednesday, including a proposed increase in state school aid. more
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Hamilton College is pictured in this October 2022 Daily Sentinel aerial photograph.
Hamilton College among 14 institutions to share in $8M grant
Hamilton College and 13 other institutions have been awarded an $8.05 million grant by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. more
Edible marijuana samples are set aside for evaluation at a cannabis testing laboratory in this AP file photo. These new medicinal products can resemble candy and parents are encouraged to warn their children about them.
Talk to kids about candy-shaped edible marijuana, mom warns
Rome City School District Board of Education member Kelly Carinci said she wrote a note to herself to have a talk with her own elementary school-aged child after Monday’s regular board meeting. more
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SUNY Morrisville has added a new degree in agricultural science to its program lineup.
SUNY Morrisville to launch new degree in agricultural science
SUNY Morrisville has added a bachelor of technology degree in agricultural science to its program lineup. more
Former Columbus School exterior on Columbus Ave Monday, Janauary 23.
Funding would help city tear down old Columbus School
Legislation that would authorize Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo to apply for a $1.5 million grant to demolish the former Columbus School building and facilitate redevelopment of the property. more
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Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES P-TECH students, from left, Quincy Stayton, Aidan Johnson, Lily Boris and Finn Burlington compete in Engineering Wars Cot. 14, 2022 at the Innovare Advancement Center in Rome.
Local superintendents react to governor's public education plans
Since New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul offered her State of the State address Jan. 10 — highlighting plans for public education during 2023 — local educators have weighed in on the potential impacts. more
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Utica University banners are seen on campus Friday, Jan. 20 while a student walks along the sidewalk in Utica.
Union president condemns proposed cuts at Utica University
Utica University’s President Laura Casamento, along with university Board of Trustees Chair Bob Brvenik, announced Academic Portfolio Review recommendations. more
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The Holland Patent Retired Teachers Association recently awarded three $100 grants to current district educators during a recent ceremony. Among those in attendance were grant recipients, front row, from left: Bethany Colenzo, Lexi Hansen, and Ashley Rose; back row, from left: Michael Arcuri, HPTA president; Carol Parzych, HPRTA president; and Carol Zaleski, education grant chairperson.
Holland Patent retired teachers award grants to trio of current teachers
This year, the HPRTA awarded three educational grants of $100 each to Holland Patent educators. more
Bruce Karam
Karam files federal complaint against board
Suspended Utica City School District Superintendent Bruce Karam has responded to recent claims made against him by filing a federal complaint. more
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The Rome Free Academy Rhapsody Show Choir performs Friday, Jan. 13 at Clough School in Rome.
CNY Show Choir Festival features 11 school districts at RFA
The Central New York Show Choir Festival will showcase 11 schools in its 11th year Friday, Jan. 20 in the Rome Free Academy auditorium, 95 Dart Circle. more
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As of Jan. 1, SUNY Oswego is now formally recognized as a university. This designation follows New York State Board of Regents’ new guidelines for what constitutes a university that require institutions of higher education institution to “offer a range of registered undergraduate and graduate curricula in the liberal arts and sciences, including graduate programs registered in at least three of the following discipline areas: agriculture, biological sciences, business, education, engineering, fine arts, health professions, humanities, physical sciences, and social sciences.”
SUNY Oswego is now recognized as university
The State University of New York at Oswego is now formally recognized as a university. more
System Designer and Developer Deborah Guarneiri of the Ukulele Support System displays her invention of a ukulele that can be played by a person with no upper limbs Wednesday, Jan. 4 at the Oneida Public Library.
Fun of playing ukulele for all (VIDEO)
Deborah Guarneiri knows the healing power of playing music and thinks everyone should be able to enjoy the fun of playing the ukulele. more
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Rome Free Academy graduates, from left, Rebecca Matte, Abbie Morgan and Kayla Bush rehearse Tuesday, Jan. 3 for their 15th annual student and alumni cabaret revue coming Saturday, Jan. 7 to the RFA auditorium.
RFA cabaret brings current and past students together on school’s stage
Current and past students from Rome Free Academy will once again combine their talents this Saturday on the school stage, recalling their many musical performances over recent years. more
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Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES automotive technology teacher John Stratton, center, works recently with students, from left, Kellen Klopfanstein, Josh Jaquish, Matthew Benjamin, Radison Bosh and Isaiah Neary on the New Hartford campus.
Superintendent: OHM BOCES is the people, not the buildings
They say a church is the people and not the building, and Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES is the same, said District Superintendent Patricia Kilburn more
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SUNY Morrisville students prep for the 2022 Autumn Review sale.
SUNY Morrisville dairy celebrates 20th year and herd award
High upon a hill overlooking the SUNY Morrisville campus — students, faculty, and staff are working long before the sun rises. more
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