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Colgate University President Brian Casey, left, and Oneida Indian Nation Representative Ray Halbritter sign proclamations for the repatriation of the Oneida Nation’s belongings from the university’s Longyear Museum of Cultural Anthropology on Wednesday.
Oneida Indian Nation, Colgate to continue dialogue, additional repatriation of objects expected
During a repatriation ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 9, more than 1,500 funerary objects were returned to the Oneida Indian Nation. more
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Nearly all of Central New York will see at least an inch of snow, forecasters said, and six inches or more could fall at higher elevations, especially on Tug Hill as lake effect snow could begin to pile up.
Winter weather advisory in place for region
Less than a week removed from sunny skies and temperatures in the 60s, Mother Nature is expected to drop a wintry mix on the region tonight into Wednesday. more
Andrew Parent (left) and Roger Combs (right) accept the Carnegie Medal for their acts of selfless heroism.
Two Oneida men receive Carnegie Medal for heroism
Two men from Oneida received the Carnegie Medal for their outstanding acts of selfless heroism. more
Oneida Police Chief John Little speaks at the Oneida City Budget hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 9.
Oneida Police Chief Little talks budget, arrests
The Oneida City Police Department laid out what’s in its budget and what it accomplished this past year at Wednesday’s budget meeting. more
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The Oneida common council continued its review of Mayor Helen Acker’s proposed 2023 budget on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 7-8. Pictured is the council discussing with Water Superintendent Arthur Smolinski.
Council reviews public works, water and sewer budgets
On Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 7 and 8, the Oneida Common Council reviewed the proposed 2023 department budget for the Department of Public Works, water, sewer, and more. more
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Madison County Treasurer Cindy Edick speaks at the first day on Annual Session.
Madison County’s 2023 tentative budget shows reduction in property taxes
The Madison County Board of Supervisors held its first day of Annual Session on Thursday, where the 2023 tentative budget was presented. more
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Pomeroy Foundation Grants available for historic markers
The next regional round of the William G. Pomeroy Foundation’s New York State Historic Marker Grant Program is now open. more
Falcon program, winter wreaths among events at Great Swamp
The Great Swamp Conservancy has events of the bird and holiday variety coming up in November. more
A sample ballot for the 2022 election.
ELECTION RESULTS: State, county and local races in Oneida, Herkimer, Madison and Lewis counties
Check out this list to see how races fared in your community.  more
Write-in candidate appears to win Madison County race for judge
The next Madison County Judge is expected to be Cazenovia resident Rhonda Youngs after a write-in campaign that received support from both sides of the aisle. more
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Brandon Williams
Williams declares victory over Conole in NY-22
Republican Brandon Williams holds the lead for New York’s 22nd Congressional District seat over Democrat Francis Conole.  more
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The 2021 Canastota Parade of Lights saw the streets filled with people coming together to ring in the holiday season.
Canastota gears up for Parade of Lights, festivities
CANASTOTA The fourth annual Canastota Parade of Lights is set to kick off the holiday season on Saturday, Nov. 26, with a host of events, capping off with the parade, tree lighting, and fireworks. … more
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Oneida Health has been awarded a $150,000 grant, to be received over a three-year period, from Excellus BlueCross BlueShield to establish services to address mental health, substance abuse, or age-specific women’s behavioral health conditions of Oneida Health patients receiving care at its Women’s Health practice, Lullaby Center, or Emergency Department (ED). From left: Shayna Keller, Excellus BCBS Community Investments and Partnerships; Jonathan Schiller, Oneida Health president and CEO; Stephanie Watkins, Oneida Health women’s health/OB care coordinator; Eve Van de Wal, Excellus BCBS regional president, Eileen Kilgore, Oneida Health practice manager; Taylor Duell, Oneida Health clinical coordinator at Women’s Health; Dr. Krislyn Flint, medical chair of Oneida Health OB/GYN Department; and Kate Trombley, Oneida Health Foundation director.(Photo submitted)
Excellus BCBS grant to promote behavioral health services in Oneida
Oneida Health has been awarded a $150,000 grant, to be received over a three-year period, from Excellus BlueCross BlueShield to establish services to address mental health, substance abuse. more
Madison County crash under investigation
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a serious car/pedestrian crash that occurred on Dugway Road on Monday. more
The annual Holiday Open House kicks off the gift shopping season from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 11-13 at a variety of antiques and collectibles dealers from Madison to Bouckville.
Holiday Open House kicks off shopping season
Antiques and collectibles dealers from Madison to Bouckville invite the public to their Holiday Open House from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday, Nov. 11-13. more
Assault and drunken driving among state police arrests
Arrests from October 23 to November 3. more
Assault and harassment among charges, Oneida police report
Arrests from October 27 to November 1. more
Fire Chief Dennis Fields speaks at the Oneida City Budget Meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 3
Oneida councilors eye tax increase, budget cuts for 2023
Common Councilors are gathering to deliberate Mayor Helen Acker’s proposed $25 million budget for 2023. more
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An old postcard depicts the National Casket Company factory in Oneida, once one of the premier companies of its kind in the United States.
Famed casket company in Oneida recalled
Oneida’s history is rich and unique, and sometimes is thrust into the national spotlight, even associating itself with one of the nation’s former presidents. more
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College students charged with elementary school break-ins
Three SUNY Morrisville students from New York City have been charged with the break-ins at Edward R. Andrews Elementary School, according to the Madison County Sheriff. more
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