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Filmmaker Paul Miller, standing, and Oneida County History Center Director of Public Programs Patrick Reynolds inspect a bust of Gerrit Smith Saturday, Feb. 11 at the Utica museum. That bust was sculpted in 1876.
Filmmaker recalls search for history of 19th century Black settlement
"History is all around us and we just don't know it," filmmaker Paul Miller told a full audience Saturday at the Oneida County History Center in Utica. more
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Jayla Wiggins, left, coats a plastic spoon with chocolate and sprinkles while Lisa Renz supervises Saturday, Feb. 11 during a special Valentine's Day children's program at the Utica Public Library.
Utica library blends chocolate & Valentine's Day into sweet kids' program
Activities combining the treats of chocolate and Valentine's Day awaited area kids Saturday during the Utica Public Library's annual Chocolate Valentines kids' program in Utica NY. more
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Free Universal Pre-K program available for Utica, Waterville
The Neighborhood Center is partnering with the Utica City and Waterville Central School Districts to offer free enrollment for Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) for the 2023-2024 school year. more
Rome City School District Director of Counseling Services Amanda Jones and Counselor Melinda McCabe talk things over Thursday, Feb. 9 in front of the offices at Gansevoort Elementary School in Rome.
Area’s school counselors face new challenges amid changing landscape
School counselors are now responsible for so much more than getting students into their classrooms and then out into higher education and finally their own careers. more
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Jerry Jean-Baptist stands in front of Hawkins Hall on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus. By Felicia Krieg
SUNY Plattsburgh program helps student find his voice, help others
Jerry Jean-Baptiste remembers well the catastrophic 7.0 earthquake that hit his home country of Haiti a dozen years ago. more
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Area homeschooled children enjoy Home Zone gym classes Wednesday, Feb. 8 at the YMCA in Oneida.
Homeschoolers learn healthy habits in YMCA Home Zone program
The recent return of the Home Zone: Homeschool Physical Education program at the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley’s Oneida location was in response to numerous requests from area parents. more
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Dominic DiMaggio
MVCC appoints DiMaggio as college’s dean of athletics and recreation
Mohawk Valley Community College has named a dean of athletics and recreation. more
Student Support Specialist Grady Faulkner paints a replica of the famous Rosa Parks bus that will be displayed Feb 14 and 15 at Strough Middle School in Rome.
Strough exhibit celebrates Black history
Black History Month will be celebrated Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 14-15, at Strough Middle School, 801 Laurel St. more
The drumline members stand in a formation during a run through of their 2023 show, "Matterhorn." The show is about the group's attempts to climb the mountain, facing harsh conditions and failure before ultimately making it to the top.
New Hartford Indoor Percussion Ensemble prepares to climb high in 2023
The New Hartford Indoor Percussion Ensemble is hoping to reach the peak of its performance abilities during the upcoming 2023 season.   more
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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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The Sunset Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Boonville has announced the graduates of its recent class in its nursing assistant training program. From left: Darlene Stratton, Jessi Brundage, Lindsay Shephard, Hailey Kein, Melissa Champion, and Cheryl Spann.
Sunset Nursing and Rehabilitation Center lauds CNA graduates
The Sunset Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Boonville has announced the graduates of its recent class in its nursing assistant training program. more
VVS to offer online pre-K, kindergarten registration
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School pre-kindergarten and kindergarten registration for the 2023-24 school year will be held online March 17. more
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
Trio of local students have artworks displayed at SUNY Oneonta
Three area residents are among a total of 36 students in courses taught by Sheena Mason, assistant professor of English, to have their artwork exhibited in SUNY Oneonta Project Space Gallery. more
The FIRST LEGO League table at the Battle of the Bots Lego competition on Saturday, Feb. 4, at the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District (VVS).
VVS holds first-ever Battle of the Bots elementary school competition
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District (VVS) held the first-ever Battle of the Bots Lego competition on Saturday, Feb. 4. more
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Privacy focus of upcoming event at Hamilton College
Hamilton College is continuing this year’s Common Ground series of free, public panel discussions with the program, “Privacy — An Issue of Our Time” on Wednesday, Feb. 22. 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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Deerfield Elementary School marquee in front of the school Thursday, Feb. 2.
Whitesboro school voters to decide on $26M capital project
Residents of the Whitesboro Central School District will soon go to polls to make their voices heard on a proposed $26 million capital improvement project. more
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Jervis board to meet Feb. 9
The monthly board meeting of the Jervis Public Library Association, Inc., will take place on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 4:30 p.m. at the library, 613 N. Washington St. more
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