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Pictured are a group of longhorn cattle relaxing at Albanese Longhorns in Cazenovia, N.Y. on July 30, 2022.
SNAPSHOT: Albanese Longhorns part of Madison County Open Farm Day
Cazenovia farm, Albanese Longhorns, has been in the Texas longhorn cattle business for 30 years and recently opened their doors in Cazenovia and happily welcomed folks to tour the farm for Open Farm … more
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Tu Casa Restaurant, 700 Oriskany Blvd., Yorkville, celebrated their grand opening on Monday.
Tu Casa Restaurant celebrates grand opening
A new restaurant has joined the many businesses along Oriskany Boulevard in Yorkville. more
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The Savoy, 255 East Dominick St. in Rome, has been a staple of the Rome community since 1908, when it opened as a boarding house and then a restaurant featuring 10-cent spaghetti. Thanks in part to its service to generations of Air Force personnel as well as its authentic Italian cuisine and cozy charm, the Savoy garnered local, regional, national and even international renown.
Iconic Savoy Restaurant up for sale
After 114 years of serving the local community and a recent maelstrom of events, the iconic Savoy Restaurant, which closed its doors last year ... more
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Patrons can enjoy a hand-crafted menu created by well-known local chef Patrick O’Connor, owner of Feast & Festivities by O’Connor’s, during one of three upcoming Adirondack Summer Dinner Train Series events.
Adirondack Summer Dinner Train Series schedules three new dates for summer, fall
The Adirondack Railroad is bringing back its popular dinner train series on Tuesday, July 26. The train departs Utica’s Union Station, traveling to the station in Remsen and back. more
Kim and Orin Domenico have been the owners of Utica’s Cafe Domenico for the last 20 years. Their daughter Molly, right, is the manager and has been working with her parents in the cafe since its opening.
Iconic Café Domenico celebrates 20th anniversary
An iconic spot in south Utica will celebrate two decades of being open for business. more
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Food banks and pantries are struggling to meet the growing need even as federal programs provide less food to distribute, grocery store donations wane and cash gifts don't go nearly as far. In Oneida, Karing Kitchen Coordinator Melissa King said other food pantries in the area are all dealing with the same issue. But the issue isn't just a local one. In this Associated Press photo, a volunteer fills up a vehicle with food boxes at the St. Mary's Food Bank Wednesday, June 29, 2022, in Phoenix. There, more than 900 families line up at the distribution center every weekday for an emergency government food box.
Inflation puts squeeze on food pantries locally, across the country
A dollar doesn’t go as far as it did at the beginning of this year and it’s only getting worse as food pantries work to ensure the hardest hit in the community don’t go hungry. more
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Matt Cardello prepares a tuna melt in the kitchen at The Balanced Chef in Rome. In addition to weekly meal prepping customers can stop in for a quick bite to eat and make to go orders.
Fresh, nutritious meals prepared at The Balanced Chef
“A Simple Way to Eat Well. Meal Prepping Made Easy” touts the eye-catching sign displayed in The Balanced Chef’s front window, enticing foodies and restaurant patrons into the eatery ... more
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The Corner Diner owner Jon LaBuz with one of his signature breakfast items “The Hubcap” pancake.
Sherrill’s Corner Diner Too features warm welcomes and over-sized, under-priced portions
Hubcap pancakes are a specialty of the house at Corner Diner Too on Route 5 in Sherrill, so-called because they’re the size of one. more
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Rome City School District employee Hillary Young serves free sandwiches and sides to children lined up at Franklyn’s Field on North James Street as part of the district’s 2022 Summer Food Service program. Similar programs elsewhere in the county, including Utica, help ensure that local youths receive nutritious lunches even when school’s not in session.
Program provides healthy lunches to kids during summer
The 2022 Summer Food Service is now underway, with youths being served in the city’s five major parks. more
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Utica's The Tailor and the Cook restaurant has won the Award of Excellence, an award which recognizes restaurants whose wine lists feature a well-chosen assortment of quality producers along with a thematic match to the menu in both price and style.
Wine honor flows for The Tailor and the Cook
The Tailor and the Cook has been honored for its outstanding wine program in Wine Spectator’s 2022 Restaurant Awards, which celebrate the world’s best restaurants for wine. more
Project to share ‘Faces of Agriculture’
In support of the local agricultural industry and in an effort to connect the community to the farmers and growers who provide safe, affordable food ... more
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In time for the kickoff of summer, Turning Stone has announced four new over-the-top summer variations of its famous Boozy Milkshakes: S’mores, Grasshopper, Strawberry Shortcake and Carnival.
Turning Stone announces summer Boozy Milkshakes
In time for the kickoff of summer, Turning Stone has announced four new over-the-top summer variations of its famous Boozy Milkshakes ... more
Ujjwal Rai prepares two orders of 315 bowls at Muju International Groceries in Utica. The bowl contains “a little bit of everything,” according to Rai, including marinated chicken, cabbage, rice and chickpeas. Coconut milk is also used while cooking.
Muju International Groceries reflects Utica’s many cultures
Muju International Groceries is stocked with items that can’t be found at just any grocery store. more
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Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care will begin distributing coupon booklets to local seniors to be redeemed at community farmers markets.
Office for the Aging announces distribution of farmers market coupons
Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care will begin distributing coupon booklets to local seniors to be redeemed at community farmers markets. more
ZEMS Ice Cream and Miniature Golf in Canastota.
Family, fudge, and summer fun in Canastota
Oh my GAWWWDDD!   Or something like that is what you’re likely to utter after the first bite of a hunk of house-made fudge from Penny’s Candy Co. at ZEMS Ice Cream and Miniature Golf. more
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Danielle Magnitzky, left, of Forestport, and friend Kelly Fletcher, of Deerfield, of Stitches Niche, are ready to sell body butters, pain relievers, dream catchers and an assortment of crafts items at the first Oriskany Farmers Market Wednesday.
Excitement helps usher in new Oriskany Farmers Market
From homemade soaps and wildflower bouquets to cheese-stuffed pickles and gourmet popcorn, local crafters and farmers shared a sense of excitement with local shoppers... more
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Bella Vita Cafe owner Lori Seef offers a free sample of some of the bakery’s latest sweet and savory treats to customer Austin Thomas.
Bakery opens at Bella Vita Cafe
Bella Vita Cafe’s bakery addition is bringing fresh-baked bread and treats to Oneida. more
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Farmer’s market begins Wednesday in Oriskany
The Oriskany Farmers Market will open for the first time Wednesday, June 8. more
Clinton Farmers Market takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 pm. Thursdays through Oct. 6 on the Clinton Village Green.
Clinton Farmers Market marks 25th season
The Clinton Farmers Market, one of the largest markets in the Mohawk Valley region, has opened for its 25th season. more
Officials gather in Albany earlier this week to call for the passage of a bill, A.9990, sponsored by Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, which would allow schools to purchase whole and 2% milk from local dairy producers.
Miller, Smullen make pitch for milk, bill
Assemblyman Brian Miller and Assemblyman Robert Smullen are calling for the passage of a bill which would allow schools to purchase whole and 2% milk from local dairy producers. more
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