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Movies — Jan. 24, 2020
Cinema Capitol: “Ford v Ferrari” (PG-13) 3:45, 7. “Little Women” (PG) 4:15, 7:15. Rome Cinemas: “Parasite” (R) 11:30, 2:25, 7:45. “Turning” (PG-13) 11:55, 2:30, 5, 7:20, 9:40. … more
Public Safety Logs — Jan. 23, 2020
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 1:41 a.m. Vernon, Route 31, motor vehicle accident. 5:55 a.m. New London and AmCare Ambulance, motor vehicle accident/injury. 6:53 a.m. Boonville, … more
Area job count down slightly, Labor Dept. reports
The Utica-Rome metropolitan area lost an estimated 100 non-farm jobs in the 12 months that ended in December, a decline of a tenth of 1 percent, the New York Department of Labor reported Thursday. … more
Center for Leadership Excellence accepting nominations
The Center for Leadership Excellence is accepting nominations for its annual Follow the Leader community leadership awards, which celebrate emerging and established community leaders and businesses … more
State to cover paving on Routes 233, 12
A portion of Route 233 between Route 412 (also known as College Hill Road in Clinton) and the state Thruway exit (off of Cider Street Westmoreland) is to be repaved via a $1 million funding as part … more
OFF TO A LOVING HOME — Thanks to the effort and work of R-CATS and the caretakers in the community, these kittens, who were born homeless in a Rome neighborhood, won’t be adding to the community’s feral cat population. These kittens have been adopted out, but 20 other cats in the neighborhood including the mother, were trapped, neutered/spayed, and released, to help stabilize the feral cat population. All the pictured kittens were found a home.
Program aims to help solve feral cat problems
A cat isn’t just a cat — it’s a responsibility. And with wild cats becoming more and more of a problem in local communities, animal activists are working harder than ever to meet the problem … more
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Staff Sgt. Jason Ferris
Air Force recruiter heading to host of community events, job fairs
For those still trying to figure out what to do after high school the United States Air Force might be a possibility for you, thinks Jason Ferris, a United States Air Force Staff Sergeant. Ferris … more
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Utica woman charged in stabbing
A Utica woman has been charged with felony assault after law enforcers said she stabbed a man at a residence on Brinckerhoff Avenue on Wednesday night. Police said Jaime Lynn Hayes, 33, stabbed a man … more
Esports tournament slated at Utica Aud
A “Battle of the Colleges” Esports tournament will be held Feb. 7 at 1 p.m. at the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium, featuring colleges competing in “Rocket League” and … more
Complete Count Committee seeks hard-to-count groups for Census
Oneida County began preparing for the 2020 Census this week with a U.S. Census Bureau workshop on finding how to reach hard-to-count people and encouraging all residents to be counted. The county’s … more
Gunshot leads to charge against Rome woman
Accused of bringing a shotgun to a confrontation at her front door, a 47-year-old woman has been charged after the weapon accidentally went off Thursday afternoon, according to law enforcement … more
Police seek pair of teen boys in mugging over sneakers
ROME — Police are on the lookout for two teenage boys after they mugged another teen Thursday night and stole his sneakers. Police said the victim was walking home from the YMCA at about 10:48 … more
Man accused of sex abuse
TOWN OF EATON — A Madison County man has been charged with having sexual contact with a child under the age of 7. State police said Donald L. Whitmore, of Morrisville, had sexual contact with the … more
INTERNET SAFETY CHAT — New Hartford Police Officer Annemarie Brelinsky spoke to a group of parents and guardians about how to keep their children safe on the internet. The lecture was hosted by the American Martial Arts Institute on Seneca Turnpike.
Seminar aims to keep kids safe on internet, social media
NEW HARTFORD — As part of their new Community Engagement Lecture Series, the American Martial Arts Institute on Seneca Turnpike hosted a seminar on keeping children safe on the internet Tuesday … more
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Madison County Public Safety Logs — Jan. 23, 2020
Madison County Sheriff’s log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 11:57 a.m. N. Main St., Munnsville, assist. 1:35 p.m. N. Main St., Munnsville, assist. 1:06 p.m. N. Court St., Wampsville, assist. … more
No injuries in SUV-garbage truck collision
ONEIDA CASTLE — No one was injured following a collision between an SUV and a garbage truck on Route 365 early this morning. Sheriff’s deputies said William Jones, 24, of Oneida, was eastbound … more
Irate parent in BOCES lockout charged
TOWN OF VERONA — The irate parent whose telephone call put Madison-Oneida BOCES into lockout on Tuesday has been charged with aggravated harassment, according to law enforcement officials. … more
Verona man pleads guilty to menacing officer
A Verona man accused of taking several shots at law enforcement officers in August has pleaded guilty in County Court. Justin C. Carter, 35, pleaded guilty before Judge Robert L. Bauer Thursday to … more
Man on snowmobile hits parked farm equipment and dies
CONQUEST (AP) — An upstate New York man crashed his snowmobile into parked farm equipment and died, state police said. Michael Hall, 55, was driving his snowmobile on a property in the town of … more
Public presentation on school budget to be held Feb. 27 at regular board meeting
A public presentation on the Rome school district’s proposed 2020-21 budget will be at the Board of Education’s Feb. 27 meeting, district Superintendent Peter C. Blake said Thursday night. The … more
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