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Rome native to speak at Oneida Public Library
ONEIDA — Matt Pelicano, the author of the recently published non-fiction book for young adults, “Tabouli: The Story of Heart-Driven Diabetes Alert Dog,” will talk about his book and the work of … more
SOUGHT BY STATE POLICE — A man is shown on closed circuit security cameras at the Walmart store in Lowville. Police are seeking the man in possible connection to a pair of larcenies at the store.
Troopers seek pair of suspects in thefts
VILLAGE OF LOWVILLE — State Police at Lowville are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man and woman involved in larcenies that occurred on two separate dates at the Walmart store on Route … more
Public Safety Logs — Oct. 19, 2019
Fire log To report an emergency: 911 Friday 6:37 a.m. 123 Arsenal St., cancelled. 7:12 a.m. 640 Perimeter Road, first aid. 8:21 a.m. 316 Curtis St., first aid. 8:21 a.m. 714 Croton St., first aid. … more
Road work report: Slab replacement continues on Route 49
Motorists on Route 49 between River Street in Marcy and Route 12 will encounter continuous road closures in both directions due to concrete-slab replacement and million operations, according to the … more
Meetings, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 21-22, 2019
Monday Rome Coin Club, 7 p.m., Rome Polish Home, 415 S. George St., Rome. Boonville Village Planning Board, 7 p.m. 13149 State Route 12. Floyd Town Board, 7 p.m., meeting on town business and review … more
Rome mayor among those backing bill to fund fixes at national park sites
Local leaders across the country, including Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, are calling on Congress to pass a bill that would invest in serious repairs to national park sites in New York. More than … more
Incentives for Cree in Marcy get board OK
Cree Inc. got the effective final approval Friday from the Oneida County Industrial Development Agency board for the local incentive package for its planned 614-employee silicon carbide fabrication … more
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DISTRIBUTION CENTER — An artist’s rendering of the Orgill Inc. distribution center planned for a site in the Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome, on Route 825 near Atlas Road. The Tennessee-based distributor of hardware and building supplies for independent retailers hopes to open the facility by early 2022 and employ more than 200 people.
Orgill site-work financing squared away
Plans for hardware and building supply distributor Orgill’s 200-job center in Rome appear on schedule, with a local development agency this week squaring away a key part of the deal to help prepare … more
ON THE HORNS — Nicolas Ferretti and Aleena Rosario, members of the Rome Free Academy Marching Black Knights, perform as part of a band event this season. The band will host a community performance Monday at 7:30 p.m. at RFA Stadium.
RFA Marching Black Knights to host community performance Monday
The Rome Free Academy Marching Black Knights will host a community performance of their 2019 program “A Night at the Symphony” on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at RFA Stadium. Admission is free and the … more
$14.23M vote on repairs proposed for Dec. 18; stadium, schools in plans
Setting a Dec. 18 public voting date for a $14.23 million bonding referendum including repairs at Rome Free Academy Stadium and RFA school, plus energy performance improvements at all school district … more
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HARVEST MEETING — Members of the Rome Twigs gathered for their annual fall harvest meeting at the Delta Lake Inn on Wednesday. Among those at the meeting were, from left, Jackie Keys, president of the Rome Twigs; Joan Lomery, president of Mimosa Twig; Julie Chrysler, director of education/volunteer/employee health; Sue Logiudice, volunteer coordinator; and David Lundquist, Rome Memorial Hospital president and CEO.
Rome Twigs hold annual fall harvest dinner
The Rome Twigs gathered for their annual fall harvest dinner meeting on Wednesday at the Delta Lake Inn. The event, hosted by the Mimosa Twig, helps highlight the efforts of the Rome Twigs, a … more
RCIL offers transportation to early-voting sites
The Resource Center for Independent Living will offer free and accessible transportation for Utica, Rome, New Hartford, Whitestown, Marcy and Deerfield residents who wish to vote early in the … more
Rome woman charged with DUI after striking a pedestrian
WESTMORELAND — A Rome woman was charged with driving under the influence after striking a pedestrian on East Main Street early this morning. Sheriff’s deputies said Nicole P. Mulroney, 37, was … more
Food truck rally Oct. 26
The City of Rome will welcome Cayo Industrial Horror Realm to 530 Harbor Way with a food truck rally to be held from 6-10:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 to celebrate the Halloween weekend. CNY’s … more
Rome Lab renews licenses
The Rome Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) Integration Test & Evaluation Center (ITEC) has renewed its Agent of the Security Control Assessor licenses, the Air Force announced Thursday. … more
County exec candidates to debate in Utica
The League of Women Voters of the Utica-Rome Metropolitan Area and the Observer-Dispatch are sponsoring a debate between the Oneida County executive candidates from 7-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 22, … more
Grant writing workshop offered
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County is taking registration for a five-day workshop in grant proposal writing March 30-April 3. Tuition is $995 for registration paid by Jan. 13 and $1,095 … more
Bourbon and Bidding benefit set for Nov. 9
ONEIDA — The Arc of Madison Cortland and Building Futures Foundation are hosting the third annual A Night of Bourbon and Bidding from 6-10 p.m. Nov. 9 at Vernon Downs hotel ballroom to help support … more
RESIDENT ESCAPES — The upstairs apartment at 302 Cortland Ave. was severely damaged by flames from a bedroom fire Friday evening. The resident was able to make it out with the assistance from a neighbor. He is being treated at the hospital today for smoke inhalation.
One man hospitalized after Cortland Avenue fire
A Cortland Avenue man remained in the hospital this morning from suffering smoke inhalation after a neighbor helped him out of a working house fire that started in his bedroom early Friday evening. … more
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MWPAI to screen scrap-to-sculpture film Oct. 24
UTICA — Empire Recycling will host a premier of its new short film “Earth Day” about how artists use scrap metal from the company to make art that’s auctioned for charity each year.The … more
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