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OFFICERS OF THE MONTH — Police Officer Alexandra Carletta and her K-9 partner Arko are the Rome Police Department’s Officers of the Month for February.
Carletta and Arko are February Officers of the month
Police partners Alexzandra Carletta and K-9 Arko are the Rome Police Department’s Officers of the Month for February. Officials said Carletta and Arko helped find a burglary suspect hiding inside a … more
ENERGY ISSUES — Revere Copper Chairman Brian O’Shaughnessey, left, holds up a chart as he discusses proposed state energy requirements as MACNY President and CEO Randy Wolken looks on during a press conference at Revere this morning. O’Shaughnessey said the state proposals could drive his, and many other companies, either out of the state or out of business.
Revere pans NY energy proposals
Revere Copper Products is coming out against two state proposals aimed at limiting industrial pollution. The Rome-based manufacturer held a press conference this morning with representatives from the … more
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Public Safety Logs — March 22, 2019
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: Call 911 Thursday 8:44 p.m. Holland Patent and STaR Ambulance, Powell Road, Trenton, motor vehicle accident/injury. 8:47 p.m. Barneveld, request for fire … more
Movies — March 22, 2019
Capitol Theatre: “Rebecca” (1940) 7. Cinema Capitol: “This Magnificent Cake” (R) 4:15, 7:15. Rome Cinemas: “Us” (R) 11:40, 2:30, 5:10, 7:50, 10:30. “A Madea Funeral” (PG-13) 11:30, … more
Nominations sought for VVS Wall of Distinction
VERONA — The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill school district is seeking nominations for the 2019 VVS Wall of Distinction. The Wall of Distinction recognizes individual achievements and contributions of past … more
WINNING STARTUPS — Winners of the grand and runner-up prizes pose with check mock-ups at the start-up pitch contest Thursday evening at the Commercialization Academy at the Air Force Research Lab Information Directorate, also known as the Rome Lab. From left are August Kattato, sales, and Justin Call, CEO, of Go Figure of Utica, and Mathew DePasquale and Dr. Brian Barris, SkyTubeLive of Oneida.
Startups from Utica, Oneida win at Rome Lab commercialization contest
The maker of an app that lets construction contractors make precise job estimates in the field, and an Oneida company behind live drone video streaming were the big winners in Thursday evening’s … more
Meetings — March 22, 2019
Send meeting schedules Municipal and other public organizations and agencies are encouraged to submit their meeting schedules for publication to the Daily Sentinel. Email schedules to … more
RETIREMENT — Jack Campbell, executive director of the Arc of Madison Cortland, gives a speech at the agency’s 2018 annual dinner in this Arc file photo.
Arc of Madison-Cortland executive director to retire
ONEIDA — Following a long career in human service, the Arc of Madison Cortland’s Executive Director Jack Campbell has announced his retirement. Campbell began working at the Arc as a vocational … more
Rome Academy of Sciences seeks nominations
The Rome Academy of Sciences is seeking nominations for the Class of 2019 to join the Rome Science Hall of Fame. The hall aims to recognize and honor persons, past and present, who have contributed … more
RFA Winter Guard to perform community show Sunday at RFA
A Rome Free Academy Winter Guard community show will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. in the RFA main gym at 95 Dart Circle, featuring performances by the indoor color guard group. Admission is free for the … more
‘Food for Thought’ fundraiser April 10
The Rome College Foundation will hold its annual “Food for Thought” fundraising dinner on Wednesday, April 10 at 5:30 p.m. in room 150 at the Plumley Complex of the Rome MVCC campus. The … more
Man charged with violating court order
A 21-year-old man has been charged with violating a court order on Thursday. Police said Jacob L. Kangas, of Second Street, was at a residence on Belmont Street visiting with another person at about … more
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County notes challenges to improving health ranking
Oneida County remains in the bottom third of New York’s 62 counties in a ranking of health, but county officials say it’s made some improvement over the past two years. The county came in 49 in … more
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Benefit game moved to RFA gym
The Cops vs. Coaches charity basketball game Saturday night has been moved to the Rome Free Academy gymnasium. The fundraiser game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the high school on Dart … more
State warns of tax scams
The state Department of Taxation and Finance is urging taxpayers to remain vigilant against scams during tax filing season. Strategies used by scammers to steal private information can be as simple … more
MVCC student group to hold candlelight vigil tonight
UTICA — The Muslim Student Association of Mohawk Valley Community College will hold a candlelight vigil in remembrance of the victims of the terrorist attack on Muslim worshippers in Christchurch, … more
RSHF receives $1,250 donation
The Rome Sports Hall of Fame and Museum has received a $1,250 donation from the Stewart’s Shops Holiday Match Program. “We are extremely grateful to the Stewart’s Foundation and their customers … more
Working Families Party seeks candidates
The Utica chapter of the Working Families Party will begin screening candidates for endorsement for this year’s local, state, and judicial elections in Oneida, Herkimer, Madison and Lewis counties, … more
SUCCESS AWARD HONOREES — A Striving for Success awards and luncheon program to honor young professionals and entrepreneurs for dedication to their profession and community was held Wednesday through the Genesis Group of the Mohawk Valley Region. Among those recognized, from left: Theresa Jalowiec, Northland Communications and MVSHRM (Mohawk Valley Society for Human Resources Management); Jill Reale, WKTV NewsChannel 2; Dr. Nicole McDaniels, Herkimer College; Jennifer Waters, Mohawk Valley EDGE (Economic Development Growth Enterprises Corporation); Victoria Cataldo, Masonic Care Community; Morgan Mielnicki, Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties; Stephen Turnbull, Turnbull Insurance; Andrew Derminio, Town Square Media and River Hills Properties; Sam Famolaro, Utica College and Made in Utica; Jean Leandre, Mohawk Valley Community College.
Genesis Group awards
Non-farm job count down for Utica-Rome area
The non-farm job count in the Utica-Rome metropolitan has decreased, according to newly released date from the state Department of Labor. From February 2018 to the end of February 2019, the nonfarm … more
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