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Limit your time in the sun, especially during the midday hours when the rays are strongest, and wear sunscreen to help reduce your risk of sunburn, skin cancer and the early onset of wrinkles. Experts recommend sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher.
Safe summer fun tips from the American Heart Association
Longer days and lighter schedules make summer perfect for relaxing, having fun outdoors and spending time with loved ones. more
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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
This handsome guy is named Sebastian, a 2-year-old shepherd/husky mix. He’s definitely a dog who enjoys getting outdoors and he would love to find someone who will take him on long, luxurious walks. He also wants to share some long, luxurious naps with that special someone or family. He gets along very well with cats and kids and he has excellent leash manners. He knows a few commands such as “sit” and “come.” He’s the perfect match for a family who wants to have fun. To visit Sebastian, stop by the Humane Society of Rome, 6247 Lamphear Road, call 315-336-7070 or go to www.humanesocietyrome.com.
Pick-a-Pet: These furry friends are looking for a home
Looking for a new furry friend? These local animals are ready for adoption. more
A spotted lanternfly at a vineyard in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Spotted lanternfly along with Asian jumping worms are the latest threats in New York.
COLUMN: New York’s Invasive Species Awareness Week
All of us can influence the introduction, spread and management of invasive species. Learn more by participating in this year’s New York Invasive Species Awareness Week, June 6-12. more
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Twilight Tours offered by Young Farmers group
An opportunity to get off the home farm, network with peers and discuss farm business strategies are just a few of the objectives slated for the upcoming series of Twilight Tours offered … more
Info session announced for Clinton/Kirkland Clean Energy Campaign
The Clinton/Kirkland Climate Smart Task Force, the village of Clinton, and the town of Kirkland will host a second information session in the Clinton/Kirkland Clean Energy Campaign. more
The Gideon Frisbee House, as shown Wednesday, May 25, on the grounds of the Delaware County Historical Association was the birthplace of Delaware County.
Historic Frisbee house in Delhi reopens to public
Delaware County Historical Association Collections Manager Angela Gaffney and Executive Director Tim Duerden were busy Wednesday, May 25, getting the site ready for its weekend opening. more
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A red-winged black bird calls from a flower bed at Delta Lake State Park last Thursday. The New York Breeding Bird Atlas is seeking help from citizens from across the state for a multi-year project of collecting important field data on our feathered friends.
NY Breeding Bird Atlas requests help from citizens
The New York Breeding Bird Atlas is seeking help from citizens across the state for a multi-year project of collecting field data.  Coordinators of the project recognize the opportunity to involve … more
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Terri DiNitto bottle feeds a calf at DiNitto Farms. The Marcy farm will once again host Farm Fest this Friday from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. The popular event —— returning in person after a two-year COVID hiatus — helps to show and engage local residents with a variety of demonstrations and activities to highlight local agriculture.
Farm Fest returns with plenty of fanfare
After a two-year pandemic forced hiatus, the popular Farm Fest event will once again invite area residents to experience life on the farm with the 2022 event... more
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COLUMN: Think spring — a green spring
Green is flowing like the seas, think fish. Flowing like the grasses growing. Like the lawn all over, think cutting and digging, all good thoughts of spring. How to shop sustainably: Small changes … more
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Madison Village Cemetery is one of many cemeteries in CNY that Megan Barnes has visited to clean up gravestones.
Madison teacher goes viral for gravestone cleanings hobby, sharing the stories of those buried and no longer forgotten
It’s not often that tiny towns in Central New York get much recognition, but thanks to one person and their interesting hobby, millions of people have come to learn part of the area’s … more
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A snapping turtle ambles through some grass in this New York State Department of Environmental Conservation file photo. DEC officials are urging motorists to be on the lookout for turtles crossing roadways as the nesting period for the shelled creatures is under way through June.
State to area motorists: Give nesting turtles a brake
The DEC is reminding New Yorkers that thousands of turtles are killed each year by unsuspecting drivers when turtles cross roads to find nesting areas.  more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, recommends spending more time outdoors and less time in the kitchen this spring.
COLUMN: Spend more time outdoors; less time in the kitchen
I heard you loud and clear! You told me as soon as the weather gets warmer, you cannot wait to resume some outdoor activities. How about enjoying the sunshine outside, and eating nutritiously without … more
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Equitable food access that prioritizes local fresh food allows people to live full and healthy lives, strengthens community and regional development, and makes communities more resilient to economic shock, the Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc., noted recently.
Several agencies join together for public survey on food availability in Herkimer County, Adirondacks
MOHAWK — Access to fresh, local, affordable food is an integral part of healthy and thriving communities. Residents in the Adirondack park know this all too well, and have struggled to easily … more
MVCAA announcing Family Enrichment trips
Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency, Inc. (MVCAA) has announced three upcoming Family Enrichment trips. These trips, designed for families with children under the age of twelve, will supply … more
CELEBRATING SERVICE The city of Utica recognized the work of The Central New York Conservancy and it's 20 years of dedication to perserving and beautifying Utica's Olmstead designed parks. To commemorate, local officials planted a tree for Arbor Day and presented the Conservancy with a certificate of recognition. Pictured: Dave Short, left, Kirk Evans, Gina Pearce, Mayor Robert Palmieri, Terry Hawkridge, and Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon
Utica Recognizes CNY Conservancy's 20 Years of Service
UTICA — The Central New York Conservancy, a non-profit agency dedicated to preserving and beautifying Utica’s Olmsted-designed parks while promoting maximum use for all, celebrated its 20th … more
MEET ME! — A 4-H youth participant shows off his calf in this file photo. A host of friendly animals and Mother’s Day crafts will be featured family fun on 4-H Clover Day, Saturday, May 7, at Runnings in Rome.
4-H event to bring family fun, and Mother’s Day crafts
ROME — A host of friendly animals and Mother’s Day crafts will be featured family fun on 4-H Clover Day, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, May 7, at Runnings in Rome. Oneida County 4-H youth … more
AVIAN FLU SPREADING — An adult bald eagle is shown with three eaglets in the nest in Floyd in this file photo. State Department of Environmental Conservation officials warn that the avian flu is spreading across much of New York among birds of prey, such as eagles, waterfowl and other bird species.
Avian Flu spreading among wild bird populations
The Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) virus has been detected in multiple wild bird species across New York, the Department of Environmental Conservation has announced. While no known human … more
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Lewis County Cooperative Extension event to highlight American Foulbrood Disease
LOWVILLE — Cornell Cooperative Extension of Lewis County will host a presentation on American Foulbrood Disease — a highly contagious disease among bees — from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 21, … more
UNIQUE FIND — Rome City Schools students, along with parents and adult volunteers, participated in the Rome Canal Cleanup Sunday. This shows the recovery of half of a very rusted 10-speed bicycle.
SNAPSHOT: Rome Canal Cleanup event held
ROME — Several Rome City Schools students participated in the Rome Canal Cleanup event held Sunday, April 24. Approximately 60 students and adults helped clean-up trash at Bellamy Park, the Erie … more
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