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HIGH WINDS RIP ROOF — A sheet of metal roofing hangs off the top of 6866 S. James St. Tuesday, following Monday’s heavy winds. Fire officials said no one was injured. They added that a second piece of metal roofing was blown into the roadway.
High winds blow roof off of South James Street home
No one was injured when high winds Monday night blew the metal roof off a house on South James Street in Rome. City fire officials said the high winds managed to get underneath the metal roof … more
COVID cases hold steady in county
UTICA — There were 24 new positive COVID-19 cases reported in Oneida County on Tuesday, continuing the trend of fewer positive cases over the past several weeks. The two-dozen cases brought the … more
Domestic dispute leads to discovery of possible marijuana grow operation
A possible marijuana grow operation was discovered on Stanwix Street in Rome Thursday morning following a reported domestic dispute, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Kayla C. Reed, … more
IN TOWN — Eric “Senior” Soluri was at Charlie’s Liquors in Boonville on Friday to showcase Full Throttle Spirits, the liquor brand of Full Throttle Saloon. Senior, a reality TV star, is the national director of sales and marketing for Full Throttle Spirits and a longtime friend of store owner Guy Case.
TV personality visits Boonville
BOONVILLE — Charlie’s Liquors hosted a famous personality Friday for a liquor tasting event as Eric “Senior” Soluri was in town to showcase Full Throttle Spirits, the liquor brand of Full … more
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Man accused of spitting chewing tobacco in woman’s face
A 24-year-old man is accused of spitting chewing tobacco into a woman’s face during a custody dispute in Rome. Police said Richard A. Zammiello, of Lawrence Street, was involved in a custody … more
Rome man charged with endangerment
A 43-year-old man is charged with harming a young child during a domestic dispute on Laurel Street Friday morning. Police said Jeffrey A. Jock, of Laurel Street, was involved in an argument with his … more
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Police charge two in armed robbery in Oneida; say event was initially a drug deal
CITY OF ONEIDA — Two men have been charged in connection with drug deal turned armed robbery in Oneida. No one was harmed. Police said Zachary Millson, 22, of Oneida, and Joseph Macri, 21, of … more
Pair accused of shoplifting groceries from supermarket
Two people have been charged with shoplifting $23.47 in groceries from Tops supermarket in Rome, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Marianna S. Knopka, 18, and Ryan M. Horner, 19, … more
Downed limb disrupts power; snarls morning commute
A portion of Erie Boulevard West was shut down Monday morning while National Grid fixed some downed power lines. National Grid officials said a tree hit the wires and knocked them to the ground … more
Hospice to offer two online workshops
NEW HARTFORD — The bereavement staff at Hospice & Palliative Care will conduct a series of virtual workshops specific to those dealing with a death during COVID-19. The include: Grief During … more
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES — Delta Lake Bible Conference Center in Rome met with The Kelberman Center employment team and discussed an opportunity for an internship at their up-and-coming screen printing business, Generous TEES. From left are Steve Clark, executive director of Delta Lake Bible Conference Center in Rome, and Andrew Lovenguth, Kelberman Center intern. (Photo submitted)
Internship program a ‘win-win’ for disabled, businesses
The Kelberman Center Employment Program offers various opportunities for people to obtain meaningful work experiences. Andrew Lovenguth is one of those participants who has not only taken part in the … more
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Herkimer College appoints admissions assistant
HERKIMER — Herkimer County Community College has appointed Freddy J. Cicchetti, III, to the role of admissions assistant. In this position, Cicchetti will serve as the College’s New York … more
SUPPORT FOR NAACP — The Lake Delta Kiwanis is an annual participant in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day breakfast sponsored by the Rome Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). Because of COVID-19 restrictions, an in-person breakfast was not possible so the club donated $200 to the NAACP chapter of Rome. Presenting the award was, Donald Jaynes, left, Kiwanis president, and accepting the donation was David Halpin, vice secretary of the Rome NAACP chapter and a vice president of the Kiwanis.
Lake Delta Kiwanis donates
Police: Man trashed apartment during dispute, fled scene
A 25-year-old man is accused of trashing a Liberty Gardens apartment during a domestic dispute Thursday night, according to local law enforcement officials. Police said Joshua A. Reed, of Rehm Road, … more
Price Chopper, Freihofer’s raise funds for trio of charities
SCHENECTADY — Price Chopper/Market 32 and its trade partner Freihofer’s have just completed another successful annual corporate giving program, raising more than $200,000 to benefit three … more
May introduces bills to aid state’s fiber-based textile manufacturers
State Senator Rachel May, D- Syracuse, has introduced legislation to expand the state’s Grown and Certified Program to include fiber-based textile manufacturers.  The bill (S.3396) would enable … more
Applications being accepted for Italian-American state legislators scholarship, lawmaker says
Area high school seniors and current college students can apply for the 2021 New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators Academic and Athletic Scholarships, according to information … more
Vernon GOP committee endorses candidates
VERNON — The Town of Vernon Republican committee is endorsing the following individuals for local and county candidates for the 2021 elections: Town supervisor for 2-year term - Incumbent Randy … more
A SHOT IN THE ARM — Vaccinator Patrica Doyle, a registered nurse from Senior Network Health MVHS administers a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to a patient at the pop-up clinic at the Tabernacle Baptist Church in Utica on Monday.
Scores vaccinated at pop-up clinic
UTICA — Dozens of people arrived early Monday to receive COVID-19 vaccinations at a “pop-up” clinic at the Tabernacle Baptist Church, 13 Clark Place. The event — which began at 10 a.m. and … more
Red Cross, communities seek to aid Marcy, Whitesboro fire victims
One person remains hospitalized and 15 total people were displaced in two separate fires in Marcy and Whitesboro Friday night. The causes of the fires remains under investigation. • The first alarm … more
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