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Mohawk Valley region has state's lowest COVID indicators
Oneida County reported seven new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, for 116 known active cases, and appears to be avoiding the uptick in positive-test rates seen in many other regions of New York. Six … more
D’Avolio
Opening statements delivered in D'Avolio murder trial
The murder trial of Jason P. D'Avolio is going to be a look into the life of his wife and alleged victim, Kerrilee. According to opening statements delivered in County Court Tuesday afternoon, the … more
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Daniel Buttermann
Buttermann says focus on economy, energy and infrastructure
Daniel Buttermann, candidate for New York’s 121st Assembly District gave the following answers to questions regarding the upcoming general election: Can you give constituents a bit of background … more
John J. Salka
Incumbent Salka cites state budget as biggest issue facing district
John Salka, the incumbent assemblyman for New York’s 121st District, gave the following answers to questions regarding the upcoming general election: Can you give constituents a bit of background … more
About the 121st New York State Assembly District
The 121st Assembly District is a diverse district. It includes the city of Oneida in northeastern Madison County and extends across the largely rural remainder of Madison County. It includes the … more
College/Community Partnership plans free webinar Wednesday
CLINTON - The College/Community Partnership for Racial Justice Reform is offering its fifth free online and broadcast webinar program at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21 on WPNY (channel 11 analog or … more
AS IT HAPPENED — Firefighters from multiple departments hose down what remains of the CharlesTown Mall complex on the border of Utica and Frankfort in this photo from Aug. 22. Nearly the entire length and every floor of this structure was engulfed in bright orange flames when firefighters rolled onto the scene that day. Officials announced on Monday that the federal Environmental Protection Agency has allocated $800,000 for cleanup of the charred former industrial site.
EPA to step in on burned-out Utica factory site
UTICA — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has designated $800,000 for cleaning up and securing the hazardous site of the former CharlesTown Mall, the former factory and one-time outlet mall … more
CREE selling LED business to focus on silicon carbide
Cree Inc., the North Carolina-based semiconductor company building a billion-dollar fabrication factory in Marcy, announced Monday it is selling its LED line of business and focusing on the products … more
Firefighters from multiple companies respond to morning blaze in Westmoreland
WESTMORELAND — Multiple volunteers were dispatched to a house fire on Route 26 in Westmoreland Tuesday morning. Smoke and flames were reported at the two-story 6031 Route 26 shortly after 8 a.m. … more
Public Safety Logs — Oct. 19, 2020
Mutual aid log Monday 8:46 a.m. New Hartford, Seneca Turnpike, vehicle fire. 12:46 p.m. Forestport, Route 28, wires down. 2:14 p.m. Holland Patent, grass/tree fire. 2:42 p.m. Westernville, Main … more
OFFERING SAFETY ITEMS — Rome branch NAACP President Jacqueline Nelson and U.S. Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, hand out packages of hand sanitizer and face masks in a supported learning classroom Monday at Gansevoort Elementary School. At left is Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr.
BOE.Gansevoort visit- Brindisi
Jury to hear opening arguments
The first witnesses are scheduled for Wednesday morning in the murder trial of Rome man Jason P. D’Avolio, accused of shooting his estranged wife Kerrilee and throwing her body in a dumpster. The … more
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Hearing on cell tower delayed in Verona
A public hearing originally for a cell tower project in the town of Verona has been delayed and is expected to be rescheduled sometime possibly in November, town officials say. There was a public … more
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22nd Congressional District debate Thursday in Binghamton, event to be livestreamed
A debate among the candidates for the 22nd Congressional District is planned for 8 p.m. Thursday at the studios of public broadcaster WSKG in Binghamton, with a live broadcast on CSPAN and streaming … more
Lee Center firefighters hope mail campaign delivers
TOWN OF LEE — Noting its added importance this year due to COVID-19’s impact on other fundraising events, the Lee Center Volunteer Fire Department’s annual fund drive by mail is underway. … more
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Council to get mayor’s budget proposal tomorrow
A special meeting of the Rome Common Council will be held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, for councilors to receive the mayor’s proposed 2021 city budget. Due to the coronavirus pandemic and … more
SOCIAL DISTANCING — Rome Free Academy players celebrate during introductions without actually touching. Facing the camera, from left to right are Emma Wright, Jace Hunzinger and Maggie Closinski. The Black Knights got a 1-0 overtime win at RFA Stadium against New Hartford Monday. Alyssa Nardslico, back to camera, tallied the game’s lone goal to improve RFA’s record to 2-0, with both wins in overtime. The stands were empty as no more than 50 people were allowed in the stadium, counting players, coaches and officials. More field hockey coverage on page 9.
New policy fails to score with local fans
The stands at Rome Free Academy Stadium were empty Monday night for the Black Knights’ 1-0 overtime field hockey win over New Hartford. The district changed its policy on attendance, limiting it to … more
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COVID numbers remain low in Oneida County as movie theaters can reopen
Oneida County reported two new COVID-19 cases on Monday for 118 known active positive cases as indicators of the pandemic continue to decline in the county and region, and New York state announced … more
Driver faces drug possession charges following traffic stop
A man was charged with drug possession during a traffic stop Wednesday. Rome Police Lt. Sharon Rood said patrols pulled over a vehicle driven by Cody J. Teesdale, 34, of North Washington Street, for … more
Cow tests positive for rabies in Trenton
TRENTON — A cow has tested positive for rabies in the town of Trenton, according to an announcement today by the Oneida County Department of Health. The cow was sent to the New York State … more
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