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Chris Cuomo
CNN fires Chris Cuomo after helping with brother's scandal
NEW YORK (AP) — CNN has fired anchor Chris Cuomo after details emerged about how he assisted his brother, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, as the politician faced sexual harassment allegations … more
James Malatras
Trustees stand by SUNY chancellor amid calls for resignation
(AP) — Leaders of New York's public college system are standing behind Chancellor James Malatras, who has faced calls to resign after the release of text messages showing he mocked one of the women … more
Canastota Public Library lists upcoming events
CANASTOTA — With December being a busy time for families, the Canastota Public Library invites the public for some events to de-stress and enjoy the holidays. Patrons can join in a family … more
Fell
JETNET names company’s first CEO
UTICA — JETNET, a global provider of business aviation data headquartered in Utica, has named Greg Fell as the company’s first chief executive officer. Fell has nearly 30 years of senior … more
Light Up A Life campaign honors deceased, aids Hospice & Palliative Care
Each holiday season, Hospice & Palliative Care’s “Light Up A Life” Campaign helps the community come together to celebrate the lives of those loved and lost. The public is invited to … more
PJ Green achieves RecycleOne Business Certification
UTICA — The Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority has announced PJ Green, Inc., 100 Whitesboro St., Utica, has obtained the Authority’s RecycleOne Business Certification. The RecycleOne Business … more
RAISING FUNDS AND STROKE AWARENESS — A host of participants gathered on Thursday for CycleNation at Carbone Athletics at the Fitness Mill to raise funds to support stroke research. From left: Dorothy Connor, RN; Dr. Norman Freund, of Bassett Health; and Christine Kiseil, executive director of the American Heart Association, pose for a photo at the event.
CycleNation event raises stroke awareness, funds to research
UTICA — Celebrity bikers, stroke awareness riders and a roomful of people committed to joining the American Stroke Association’s fight to change the statistic that stroke is the No. 5 killer of … more
HOLIDAY TIES — John and Nancy Gleason, of North George Street, pass a rope back and forth as they strap down their Christmas tree to the roof of their car at Henderberg’s Christmas Tree Farm, 6579 Henderberg Road South, on Friday afternoon. With sunny skies and seasonable temperatures, it was a bustling day for trees at farms and stands across the region. The weekend looks like a mixed bag with periods of rain and snow possible amid otherwise cloudy skies.
’Tis the season ...
Public Safety Logs — Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021
Police log To report an emergency: 911 Website: www.romepd.com Thursday 2:34 a.m. Expense St., larceny. 4:21 a.m. Lawrence St., suspicious activity. 6:40 a.m. Culverton Road, domestic. 9:25 a.m. E. … more
Oneida County Sheriff’s Office approved for re-accreditation
WHITESTOWN — The Law Enforcement Division of the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office has been approved for re-accreditation status, according to an announcement by Sheriff Robert M. Maciol. The … more
Buttenschon
Residents share concerns during town hall meetings
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, recently hosted three town halls to meet directly with Mohawk Valley residents and discuss local concerns in advance of the 2022 legislative session. … more
Madison County lawmakers OK $41.6M budget
WAMPSVILLE — Madison County Board of Supervisors passed the 2022 Budget, which is the same as the 2021 total of $41,670,000, and calls for no increase in the tax levy. The average tax rate on full … more
WORK IN PROGRESS — Officials with the Mid-Utica Neighborhood Preservation Corporation (MUNPC) and the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties gather for the signing of a memorandum of understanding as the next step in development of MUNPC’s Leisure Time Activity Center site on West Street in Utica as a collaborative multipurpose “impact center.”
Agreement reached for feasibility, predesign phase of Impact Center in Utica
UTICA — The Mid-Utica Neighborhood Preservation Corporation and the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties have signed a memorandum of understanding as the next step in development of … more
READY TO GO — Aircraft and crew from all nine of New York’s wings sit on the tarmac after arriving at the Griffiss International Airport for a large-scale disaster relief training exercise in August in this Daily Sentinel file photo.
Utica Cadet Squadron, Civil Air Patrol mark 80th anniversary
UTICA — The Utica Cadet Squadron and Civil Air Patrol members throughout the country and in overseas squadrons are celebrating the organization’s commitment to community service this month for … more
Corey Delahunt
Driver in Route 46 fatal crash taken into custody on multiple warrants
TOWN OF VERONA — The driver in the fatal crash on Route 46 Thursday afternoon has not been charged in the crash so far, but has been taken into custody on multiple open arrest warrants, according … more
Oneida County sees 201 new positive COVID-19 cases
There were 49 COVID-19-related deaths across New York on Thursday and the statewide seven-day average infection positivity rate was measured at 4.85%, according to information from Gov. Kathy … more
Joseph F. Amberg
Rome man sentenced to 10 years in prison in shooting at store
A Utica man has been sentenced to a decade behind bars for shooting a man at the Byrne Dairy in Rome. Joseph F. Amberg, 35, of Howard Avenue, was sentenced by County Court Judge Michael L. Dwyer on … more
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HOLIDAY HUNTING — After given the opportunity, Madison County opted out of the late-season holiday hunting, citing a need for safety and consideration of others using Madison County land. Pictured: A pair of deer on Mezzler Hill Road in the town of Western.
Madison County opts out of new DEC regulations for late-season holiday hunting
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County Board of Supervisors opted out of the new DEC regulations for late-season holiday hunting, citing a need for safety and consideration of others using Madison County … more
Kerosene spill cleaned up in Lee
TOWN OF LEE — A kerosene spill at a mobile home on Harris Road was cleaned up with assistance from the state Department of Environmental Conversation on Thursday. Lee Center Fire Lt. Bill Baker … more
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STUDENTS DONATE — E.A. McAllister students in Danielle Jeffery’s class pose with the items they collected and donated to Wanderers’ Rest.
E.A. McAllister second grade students donate to Wanderers’ Rest
SHERRILL — Students in Danielle Jeffery’s second grade class worked hard over the past month to give back to a local animal shelter.  “We got this idea from a story in our reading series about … more
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