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Doctor to discuss ‘precision medicine’ as part of YMCA wellness series
Dr. Liza Jones will speak on the topic of “Precision Medicine: Using Pharmacogenomics and Nutrigenomics to Guide Your Health” at the Oneida YMCA. more
LETTER: Longtime local educator was a class act
I was sad to read of the passing of Anthony D. Lanzi, who taught for the Rome School District for 40 years at Dewitt Clinton and Staley Upper Elementary Schools. more
Spring is an expensive time of year for local farmers. It took 250 gallons of fuel, at $4 per gallon, to fill up this trio of tractors, enough to run them for 12 hours or one full working day. Last year, the Simons farm in Steuben used 4,000 gallons of fuel to complete tillage, spread lime and fertilizer, and spray plants for weed control as well as harvest the crops in the fall.
GUEST COLUMN: Spring is a very expensive time of year for local farmers
For farmers, this is a very expensive time of the year, and it is definitely not for the faint of heart. more
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Madison County tax firm under investigation by state
The New York State Attorney General's Office has opened an investigation into the Miles B. Marshall tax preparation and insurance services firm in Madison County. more
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The sign at Trinity Church, 215 W. Court St., Rome, displays a schedule of events and activities hosted by the church.
Trinity Church to celebrate its 175th anniversary
Trinity Church, 215 W. Court St., is celebrating its 175th anniversary in April, and the congregation plans to honor its legacy with a three-day event. more
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Oneida Fire Chief Dennis Fields
Fire chief to retire in Oneida
Fire Chief Dennis Fields is retiring in May after 27 years of decorated service to the Oneida Fire Department. more
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Rome crash causes day-long power outage
More than 120 Romans were without power around Urbandale Parkway on Monday after a vehicle crashed into a ground-level transformer, according to National Grid and city fire officials. more
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Rome man accused of stealing 80 bottles of 5-Hour Energy
A 41-year-old man is accused of stealing $280 worth of 5-Hour Energy from the Byrne Dairy store on Erie Boulevard East, according to the Rome Police Department. more
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Handgun seized following Utica confrontation
A Utica man faces multiple charges after allegedly bringing a handgun to a confrontation on Churchill Avenue early Monday morning, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Chancellor Park, located between Bleecker and First streets in Utica, is the latest city park to be allocated funding for renovations. Estimated to be complete by the end of summer, the park will have a new water fountain that will also serve as a splash pad, newly-installed pickleball and bocce courts, as well as accessibility accommodations.
Officials unveil plans for Chancellor Park improvements
Chancellor Park will undergo significant renovations, as city officials continue to focus on improvements to Utica’s park system. more
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City of Rome employees begin laying down tiles that will form three multisport courts for seasonal use at the J.F. Kennedy Civic Arena, 500 W. Embargo St. When completed, the courts will be available for basketball and other sports.
City begins installation of seasonal multisport courts at Kennedy Arena
The city of Rome, in combination with the office of Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, has purchased and has begun installation of indoor sport-court flooring at Kennedy Arena. more
2023 ROME BOWLING HOF INDUCTEES — The Rome Bowling Hall of Fame held its annual induction ceremony on Saturday night at Teugega Country Club. This year’s inductees were Vie Evans, the late Julie Hooks, Michael Ferlo Jr. and the late Bradley Ruble. Pictured from left are Crispin Hooks, husband of Julie Hooks; Dennis Hooks, son of Julie Hooks; Mike Ferlo Jr.; Mark Rundle, brother of Brad Ruble; Christie Evans, daughter-in-law of Vie Evans and Conrad Evans, grandson of Vie Evans.
SNAPSHOT: Four inducted into Rome Bowling Hall of Fame
The Rome Bowling Hall of Fame held its annual induction ceremony on Saturday night at Teugega Country Club. more
Bocce duo outlasts 23 teams in men’s Super-Doubles Tournament
Twenty-four teams from across the Northeast competed over the weekend in the men’s Super-Doubles Tournament at the Toccolana Club in Rome. more
Utica City Football player Timmy Goldman plays Simon Says with the third grade class of Jordan Penc before reading the book “Game Time” Friday, March 24 during the Community Reader’s Day event at Kernan Elementary School in Utica. Helping him is teammate Rafa Godoi.
Community Reader’s Day introduces elementary students to their working neighbors
The inaugural Community Reader’s Day held Friday at Kernan Elementary School brought in some valuable resources for the school’s students. more
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SPORTS AGATE — MARCH 28, 2023
Scores, results and more. more
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon pictured with high school recipients of the annual Women of Distinction event on Friday, March 24.
Dozens honored during Women of Distinction award ceremony
In honor of March as Women’s History Month, Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, held her annual Women of Distinction event. more
SPORTS ON TV — TUESDAY, MARCH 28
Check these TV listings for start times. more
VVS Community Cafe invites public to share their input
The new Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School Community Cafe series will begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, in the high school media center. more
Nico Daws returned from a three-week injury absence on Saturday and stopped 35 shots in regulation and overtime to earn a shutout, though the Utica Comets dropped a 1-0 shootout decision against Rochester.
Utica Comets finish three-game weekend .500
The Utica Comets took half of the possible points they could earn against rivals Syracuse and Rochester during a three-game weekend. more
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Augusta Presbyterian Church will hold its annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 8.
Easter egg hunt on April 8
Augusta Presbyterian Church will hold its annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 8. more
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