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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
More in-person instruction in Remsen, VVS districts
More in-person instruction opportunities for Remsen and Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (VVS), a spotlight on physical education adjustments in Rome, and an additional COVID-19 case in Oneida are among school … more
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Crash sends five to hospital
TOWN OF LEE — Five people were hospitalized following a two-vehicle collision on Thomas Road on Friday. Sheriff’s deputies said Richard McCarthy, 76, of Rome, was northbound on Thomas at about … more
Public Safety Logs — Feb. 28, 2021
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Sunday 6:31 a.m. Verona and VIneall Ambulance, New York State Thruway, motor vehicle accident. Fire log To report an emergency: 911 Sunday 4:14 a.m. … more
LOCKED AND LOADED — Rome Firefighter Aiden Dixon gets a fresh air bottle installed by Paul Taylor, president of AmCare Ambulance.
Firefighters douse flames, rescue dog
One dog was rescued and no one was harmed in a basement fire on Crossgates Road in Rome on Sunday, according to city fire officials. Two occupants have been displaced from 123 Crossgates Road after … more
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NY marks one-year anniversary of COVID-19
As the world continues to handle all things dealing with COVID-19, New York state marked a one-year anniversary on Monday since the first infection was recorded. The first case in Oneida County came … more
National Weather Service issues high wind warning, wind chill advisory for area
BINGHAMTON — The National Weather Service's Binghamton forecast office has issued a high wind warning from 1 p.m. Monday afternoon through 10 a.m. Tuesday morning as well as a wind chill advisory … more
Construction begins on $854M power line upgrade
ALBANY — Construction has begun on an $854 million project to upgrade energy transmission along a 93-mile 345-kilovolt line in the Mohawk Valley and Capital Region. The Marcy to New Scotland … more
Kindergarten registration opens Monday in Westmoreland
WESTMORELAND — Kindergarten registration in the Westmoreland school district for the 2021-22 school year is March 1-5, according to an announcement by school district officials. Parents/guardians … more
SEIZED DRUGS AND GUN — Two pounds of marijuana and a makeshift “ghost gun” were seized during a traffic stop in Herkimer County by state police.
Police seize pot, ‘ghost gun’
COLUMBIA — Two pounds of marijuana and a loaded handgun were seized during a traffic stop in Herkimer County earlier this month. State police said they pulled over Justin P. Murray, 30, of … more
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Man accused of forcible touching
A 52-year-old Rome man is accused of inappropriately touching two young girls in the city. Authorities with the county Child Advocacy Center said they were alerted on Dec. 31 that Ronald Carollo had … more
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Holland Patent junior to attend Columbia University writing/journalism program
HOLLAND PATENT — Meaghen Baldwin, a junior at Holland Patent High School, has been accepted into Columbia University’s seven-day summer writing/journalism course, according to a an announcement … more
MVCC lauds vice president’s list scholars
UTICA — Mohawk Valley Community College has recognized students for academic excellence for the fall 2020 semester. They following area residents, listed by hometown, have been named to the … more
ENCOUNTER US — A trio of red pandas sit on a branch in their exhibit at the Utica Zoo in this file photo. The zoo has openings for in-person and virtual encounters with the red pandas as well as bactrian camels, Nigerian dwarf goats, California sea lions and more. To reserve an encounter or for additional information, go online to https://uticazoo.org.
Utica Zoo announces openings for animal encounters
UTICA — The Utica Zoo has openings for both in-person and virtual animal encounters through summer 2021 with a wide variety of options available. Due to unpredictable COVID-19 outbreaks, encounter … more
Democrats nominate Vernon woman for election commissioner
The Oneida County Democratic Committee has nominated Sarah F. Bormann of Vernon for Democratic Election Commissioner.  This nomination comes as the two county election commissioners - Democrat and … more
AnneMarie Walker-Czyz
Rome Health names new CEO
Rome Health has announced that AnneMarie Walker-Czyz, RN, Ed. D., NEA-BC, has been selected as Rome Health’s president and chief executive officer, effective March 1. The announcement was made by … more
Fort Stanwix Chapter of DAR launches Flag Essay contest
The Fort Stanwix Chapter of the National Organization of Daughters of the American Revolution has announced its annual Flag Essay contest is under way. ‘ Students in grades five and six in the … more
MUSICAL STAFF APPOINTED — Rome Free Academy music teacher Jake Meiss, shown directing the school’s Concert Band in this file photo, will direct, choreograph and conduct the orchestra, for the school’s production of ‘Shrek the Musical.’
No ogres on board as ‘Shrek’ production gets green light
Appointment of staff for a Rome Free Academy student musical, upcoming water-main repairs that might affect operations at Strough Middle School, and plans to replace a retiring elementary principal … more
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Utica College fraternity to hold 'Deep Freeze' fundraiser
UTICA — Utica College fraternity Alpha Chi Rho (AXP) will hold its annual “Deep Freeze” event March 1-6 to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The brothers will bundle up and chill out … more
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