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Dozens of students received awards and scholarships at a recent Utica Dollars for Scholars ceremony.
Dozens receive Utica Dollars for Scholars awards
Dozens of local students had their dreams of college receive a boost from the Utica Dollars for Scholars program. more
Cornell Cooperative Extension, 4-H program to benefit from Hannaford programs
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County and Oneida County 4-H have been selected as the July beneficiaries for two Hannaford Programs by local store leadership. more
New Hartford graduate Francesca Azzarito speaks during the annual commencement ceremony for New Hartford High School on Saturday at The Stanley Theatre in Utica.
New Hartford grads look forward to future
The New Hartford Senior High School Class of 2022 looked forward to their future and all that comes with it before a packed crowd at the Stanley Theatre in Utica. more
Graduate Ruby Brice waves to the crowd during the annual commencement ceremony for Thomas R. Proctor High School on Friday at the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium.
Proctor celebrates class of 2022
Students from Thomas R. Proctor High School gathered on Friday at the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium as they celebrated one of the largest commencement ceremonies in the area. more
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In this Associated Press file photo, Jefferson County School District Food Service Department staff arrange some of the hundreds of free lunches that will be given to students, March 3, 2021 in Fayette, Miss. As one of the most food insecure counties in the United States, many families and their children come to depend on the free meals as their only means of daily sustenance.
Congress approves free student meal extension
Congress passed a bill Friday that aims to keep up the expanded, pandemic-era distribution of free meals for all students this summer. more
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Frederick Allen Lodge Exalted Ruler Kendall Hicks and Associate member and Saratoga resident Linda LeTendre help display the first Little Free Library specializing in Black culture and history, outside Frederick Allen Lodge on Beekman Street in Saratoga Springs.
Little Free Library devoted to Black history, culture
“I said why don’t we have a Little Free Library so that people can understand what an enormous influence Black lives have had on American culture,” Linda LeTendre, leader of the Saratoga Peace Alliance, said. more
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St. John Fisher to become a university
St. John Fisher College will no longer be the official name of that institution as of July 1. more
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Eighth graders Andrew Kaido and Joseph Stehlik spoke before the VVS Board of Education at their regular meeting on Tuesday, looking to get the Board’s approval for a Python and Robotics elective course for high schoolers. Board Member Ann Pangburn takes a robotic arm for a spin
Student duo propose robotics class to VVS board of education
Two up-and-coming high school students are looking to bring robotics to the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School curriculum. more
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Area scholars receive degrees at Clarkson
Several local residents were among nearly 800 students receiving degrees at Clarkson University at its spring 2022 commencement exercises. more
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MVCC, partners to bring back paramedics program
A paramedic and emergency medical services degree program will be reinstated at Mohawk Valley Community College in the fall, through an agreement with the Mohawk Valley Health System. more
Senior Cody Sharpsteen, of Rome, signs the National Anthem during the New York State School for the Deaf commencement ceremony Friday. He plans to attend Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. in the fall.
Two graduates symbol of ‘hope’ at NYSSD
With themes of hope, perseverance and living life to its fullest, teachers, administration and staff at the New York State School for the Deaf sent two graduates out into the world ... more
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A pair of bookshelves from reclaimed and repurposed wood from the Local History Room at the Jordanville Public Library are shown in this photo courtesy of the library.
Owen D. Young students build shelves to aid library
With funding from a state Library Development Grant, the Jordanville Public Library embarked on a winter program to renovate its Local History Room. more
Kara Milianta, right, works with a student in the new computer lab at the Little Falls High School as part of a new joint effort between the Little Falls City School District and the non-profit organization Creative Outpost to help students with career exploration.
Little Falls schools, Creative Outpost join forces for students
The Creative Outpost, Inc., and the Little Falls City School District have announced a collaborative effort students interested in pursuing trade skills in media, film, and technology industries. more
Fort Stanwix NSDAR presents JROTC and Youth Citizenship Medals
The Fort Stanwix Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) presented the DAR Bronze JROTC Medal to Macayla Campbell.  more
Among Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES 2021-22 Adult Literacy Program graduates who attended the Graduate Recognition Program on Thursday, June 16, include, from left, Ashley Carpenter, Samantha Dennis, Melissa Harvey, John Talbot, Malinda Yoder and Miriam Yoder. The event took place at the William E. Busacker Complex in Herkimer.
Adult Literacy Program grads lauded at ceremony
Nearly two dozens area adults were recently recognized for earning their diplomas through the Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Adult Education Literacy Program this school year. more
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, announced the beginning of the New York State Assembly’s 2022 Summer Reading Challenge with a visit to Bellamy Elementary School in Rome.
Buttenschon launches summer reading challenge
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, announced the beginning of the New York State Assembly’s 2022 Summer Reading Challenge with a visit to Bellamy Elementary School... more
The Clinton Dollars for Scholars awarded $132,200 in scholarships to graduating Clinton seniors this month.
Clinton Dollars for Scholars Chapter awards $132,200 to graduating seniors
The Clinton Dollars for Scholars awarded $132,200 in scholarships to graduating Clinton seniors this month... more
HAVE A GOOD SUMMER — Students, teachers, staff and fellow students wave goodbye to a departing bus at Stokes Elementary School, 9095 Turin Road, on Thursday — the last day of school for Rome students. Even the school’s eagle mascot made an appearance.
SNAPSHOT: Schools out for summer
Students, teachers, staff and fellow students wave goodbye to a departing bus at Stokes Elementary School, 9095 Turin Road, on Thursday. more
RFA Class of 1959 plans reunion at casino
The Rome Free Academy Class of 1959 will hold its 63rd reunion Friday, Aug. 12, through Sunday, Aug. 14, at Turning Stone Resort Casino. Friday evening, starting at 6 p.m. more
Connected Community Schools updates BOE on needs and services
A program piloted as the Rome Community Schools that connects families in need with community resources via public schools, recently shared an update on the organization’s efforts and expansion with the Rome City School District Board of Education. more
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