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Movies — Oct. 22, 2019
Cinema Capitol: “Downton Abbey” (PG) 7. “The Sound of Silence” 7:15. Rome Cinemas: “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” (PG) 4:20, 7. “Zombieland: Double Tap” (R) 5, 7:50. “Abominable” … more
Public Safety Logs — Oct. 21, 2019
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: Call 911 Monday 7:29 a.m. Willowvale, Kellogg Road, New Hartford, motor vehicle accident. 8:22 a.m. Camden, Terrace Drive, carbon monoxide. 8:46 a.m. Floyd, … more
Board sends $14.2M project to voters
After debating the dollar amount and work to be conducted, the Board of Education is moving forward to seek public approval Dec. 18 for a $14.2 million bonding referendum that school district … more
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Tax payment deadline looms
Thursday, Oct. 31, is the last day to pay the first half of 2020 school taxes, the second half of the 2019 city taxes, and the fourth quarter metered water and sewer fees without penalty. Payments … more
First ward at-a-glance
There are seven seats on the Rome Common Council. Each carries a two-year term, and each term ends at the end of each odd year. The First Ward covers part of east Rome. Its western border is James … more
Sparace
Sparace eyes return to council; touts experience, advocacy
Republican John M. Sparace is looking to return to the Common Council’s First Ward seat. He is seeking a two-year term after serving four terms in the chamber from 2006 to 2014. Sparace, age 43, … more
Tien
Tien seeks second term; cites accessibility, transparency
Democrat Cam T. Tien is seeking a second term on the Common Council to continue his work in the First Ward. Tien, age 43, lives at 820 Floyd Ave. He is a 1994 graduate of La Salle Academy in New York … more
Haley
Author of local history columns to sign new book at Jervis Saturday
The author of a new book of local history columns will sign and sell copies of the book Saturday. Kathleen “Chip” Twellman Haley, retired Rome Daily Sentinel news editor, will sign and sell her … more
COMMUNITY SHOW — Color guard member Emily Brement twirls a banner while musicians play during a community performance of “A Night at the Symphony” by the Rome Free Academy Marching Black Knights at RFA Stadium on Monday night. The community show served as the final tuneup for the reigning state champions in the Large School Division 3. They will compete in the New York State Field Band Conference (NYSFBC) Championships at Syracuse’s Carrier Dome on Sunday, Oct. 27. Additional photos online at www.romesentinel.com.
Marching Black Knights delight crowd at stadium
SADD state coordinator post created to prevent teen driving tragedies
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee has formed a new partnership with Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) to prevent teen driving tragedies and improve safety on New York’s … more
Utica’s Handshake City winds down with Halloween events
The 2019 season of Handshake City, a combination green space, art gallery, urban marketplace and event venue in Utica, closes Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 26 and 27, with Halloween-themed events, one … more
Bail reforms, impacts blasted by Madison County officials
The Madison County District Attorney’s Office, Madison County Probation Office, Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Madison County Board of Supervisors have joined forces to voice their concerns … more
Traffic stop leads to drug charges
TOWN OF SCHUYLER — Two people have been charged with drug possession following a traffic stop in Herkimer County Monday. State police said Tiffany S. McConn, 38, of Sauquoit, and Andrew W. … more
parker
Bank robber gets 10 years in prison
The 71-year-old man convicted of robbing the Berkshire Bank in Oriskany Falls while wearing a cowboy hat was sentenced this morning to 10 years in state prison. Walter C. Parker, of Jefferson County, … more
SIGN OF THINGS TO COME — Motorists heading northbound on Route 46 just before the Pennystreet intersection are greeted by a Department of Transportation sign alerting them to upcoming road work, which is scheduled to start on Wedneday, Oct. 23.
Motorists alerted to work on Route 46
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Case against Rome mother heads to trial
The mother accused of recklessly causing her infant daughter’s death last August will have her case go to trial. On Friday, a motion to dismiss a count of criminally negligent homicide against … more
House
Man wanted on three City Court warrants
Rome Police are asking for the public’s help with any information that may lead to the apprehension of Duane W. House, also known as Duane Allen, 40, of a last known address of East Bloomfield … more
Man faces mischief charge
A Rome man was charged with damaging a door during a domestic dispute early Sunday. At approximately 12:16 a.m., Rome Police were called to Lee Street for a report of a domestic dispute in progress. … more
Fundraiser to aid R-CATS Wednesday
The R-CATS Program will host a fundraising event on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at Subway, 204 E. Thomas St.. The event will run from 4 to 8 p.m. People can stop by to dine in or take out and a portion of … more
Utica mother charged with breaking infant's arm
An 18-year-old Utica girl was charged with fracturing her infant’s arm Tuesday. Utica Police Inv. Frederick Bruzzese III and Sheriff’s Inv. Christopher J. Paravati, both assigned to the county … more
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