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Jervis Board to meet virtually Thursday
The monthly board meeting of the Jervis Public Library Association, Inc. will be held virtually on Thursday, Dec. 10, at 4:30 p.m. more
FUNDING MEALS AND OTHER SERVICES — The Utica National Insurance Group has donated $30,000 on behalf of its employees to Hope House of Utica to help the non-profit organization assist people in need in the community. The organization said it will use the funds to provide meals and other services to underprivileged members of the community.
Hope House receives $30,000 donation from Utica National Insurance Group
NEW HARTFORD — As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on, continuing to provide food for the hungry and support for the needy in the community remains a top priority of the member companies of the … more
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AIS names new director of information technology
Assured Information Security has named Jeffrey Dailey to the position of director of information technology at AIS. In this position, Dailey is responsible for the delivery and management of IT … more
Clinton Symphony Orchestra launches holiday fundraising appeal
CLINTON — With the pandemic forcing the cancellation of concerts and other events that would have helped fund operations this year, Clinton Symphony Orchestra of the Mohawk Valley is appealing to … more
Grant to aid development of mentorship program for women
ICAN was recently awarded a $3,000 grant from The Women’s Fund to begin a new and innovative mentorship program between successful past residents and current residents at Evelyn’s House.  … more
Public Safety Logs — Dec. 3, 2020
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 12:42 a.m. Remsen, Main St., structure fire. 12:43 a.m. Barneveld, to same. 2:27 a.m. Paris Hill, Paris Hill Road, investigate. 2:30 a.m. … more
Boeheim charity awards $3,000 to Chubbuck Foundation
The Jim & Juli Boeheim Board of Advisors approved a grant of $3,000 to be awarded to the Joseph Michael Chubbuck Foundation. The grant will support two key areas of service provided by the JMCF: … more
State legislators to participate in Chamber Alliance forum
A virtual roundtable forum with local state legislators will be held Dec. 9 at noon and presented by the Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley, according to an announcement by the business … more
Bill promoting young farmer apprenticeships signed into law
A bill sponsored by Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, and Sen. Rachel May, D-53, Syracuse, to allow local BOCES to establish young farmer apprenticeship programs has been signed into … more
Troopers hand out more than 14,000 tickets during Thanksgiving crackdown
Nearly 14,000 traffic tickets were issued during this year’s Thanksgiving holiday crackdown on impaired and distracted driving, according to state officials. The crackdown lasted from Nov. 25 to 29 … more
Movies — Dec. 5, 2020
Capitol Theatre: “It’s a Wonderful Life” (PG) 3, 7. Cinema Capitol: “The Last Vermeer” (R) 4, 7. “The Keeper” 4:15, 7:15. Marquee, New Hartford: “All My Life” (PG-13) 12:30, 3:30, … more
PRE-FLIGHT — NUAIR Chief of Operations and UPP2 Air Boss Tony Basile briefs the team on the day’s mission.
Drone systems pass test at Griffiss
The drone test site at Oneida County’s Griffiss International Airport in Rome has passed a milestone in its role as proving ground for commercializing unmanned aircraft by completing the second … more
Lewis County man dies in accident
TOWN OF CROGHAN — A Lewis County man is dead following a one-car motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Cross and Second roads Thursday morning. Sheriff’s deputies said Peter F. Martin, … more
Man accused of imprisoning parents, children inside apartment
A 22-year-old man is accused of imprisoning his parents and several children during a dispute at the Dewitt Clinton Apartments early Wednesday morning, according to law enforcement officials. Police … more
Man charged in domestic dispute
A domestic dispute two months ago has led to charges against a 28-year-old man, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Stephen P. Lavine, of Expense Street, was involved in a domestic … more
Oriskany to offer enrichment program as more students go remote
ORISKANY — With additional Oriskany Central School students opting to switch to total remote learning, teachers and administrators have adapted quickly to keeping children engaged, district … more
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Retailers urge safety measures, staying local
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, efforts are being made to maintain as normal a holiday shopping and shipping experience as possible — both for folks to maintain holiday traditions but also for … more
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Westmo schools go remote through Jan. 11
The Westmoreland school district is shifting to 100% remote instruction through Jan. 11 due to COVID-19, expanding from previously announced plans to be all-remote this week and the week of Jan. 4-8, … more
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Rome district Board of Education approves club advisers
About two-thirds of the Rome school district’s paid adviser positions for student extracurricular clubs have gotten a go-ahead, compared to the adviser slots that had been filled when school was in … more
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Oneida police report recent arrests
ONEIDA — Law enforcers at the Oneida Police Department have announced the following recent arrests. • Pandora L. Rebollo, 54, of Canastota, was ticketed on Monday, Nov. 16, for petty larceny. • … more
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