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Movies — July 19, 2019
Cinema Capitol: “The Dead Don’t Die” (R) 4, 7. “The Tomorrow Man” (PG-13) 4:15, 7:15. Rome Cinemas: “The Lion King” (PG) … more
Three to receive 2019 Bellamy Community Awards
The Francis J. Bellamy Community Awards Committee has announced its 2019 Bellamy Award recipients, revealing that it will bestow three Bellamy Community Awards at its 7th Annual Francis J. Bellamy … more
SCHOLAR ATHLETE — Lauren Skibitski, a senior at Oneida High School, receives a $500 Bouton Physical Therapy scholarship from Chris Bouton during a recent ceremony. Skibitski, one of seven local student athletes from area schools nominated by athletic directors and recognized as “Star Student Athletes” by Bouton Physical Therapy throughout the school year, will attend college and study pharmacology in the fall.
Local student athlete wins PT scholarship
Ed Welsh
Local AAA leader changes lanes, becomes new CABVI president
He may be retiring from the world of automobiles, but now “another door has opened” with the Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired. After 34 years with AAA auto club, Northeast … more
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Brindisi to host veterans resource fair in Herkimer
Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, will host a Veterans Resource Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday, July 22, at Herkimer Community College, Robert McLaughlin College Center, 100 Reservoir … more
Public Safety Logs — July 19, 2019
Mutual aid log Thursday 12:11 a.m. New Hartford, Route 8, fire police. 4:59 a.m. Floyd, tree down. 7:06 a.m. New Hartford, Lindale Ave., investigate. 7:12 a.m. Whitesboro, Clyne Place, carbon … more
Walk with Mayor Monday in First Ward
Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo’s “Walks with the Mayor” will continue next week. On Monday, July 22, the mayor and staff will walk the First Ward, beginning at 4 p.m. at 103 Milton Ave. To request a … more
Rome Lions to host reading program
On Tuesdays throughout the summer, city youths can read with a member of the Rome Lions Club and receive a free ice cream sundae. From 6 to 7:30 p.m. through Aug. 27, children can meet with the Lions … more
MAKING IT LOOK JUST LIKE OLD TIMES — Michael Fine, of the National Park Service’s Historical Architecture Conservation and Engineering Center, works on a log frame joint at Fort Stanwix National Monument. Work has begun to replace the log walls at the reconstructed Revolutionary War-era fort.
Work begins at Fort Stanwix National Monument
MVCC to offer Enrollment Assistance Days
Mohawk Valley Community College will host Enrollment Assistance Days to provide students with the opportunity to begin and potentially finish the enrollment process in one day. Enrollment Assistance … more
Brandon Clark
Man accused of killing Utica teen to appear in court
The 21-year-old man accused of killing his girlfriend and then slashing his own throat is out of the hospital and is scheduled to appear in Utica City Court on Monday. Meanwhile, the funeral for … more
Man faces mischief, harassment charges following domestic dispute
A man charged in a domestic dispute on Calvert Street Thursday morning was also picked up on an outstanding arrest warrant, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Anthony J. Valvo, 43, … more
Firefighters rescue man off hot roof
A Rome man was rescued off his roof on Roosevelt Avenue in the middle of Thursday afternoon’s heat and humidity. Fire Lt. James T. Harris Jr. said the man climbed onto his own roof at about 1 p.m. … more
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Man, 33, stabbed to death in altercation on Varick St. in Utica
A 33-year-old man was stabbed to death on Varick Street in Utica early this morning after he and his friends got into a fight with other people, according to Utica Police. No arrests have been made … more
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Utica police seek armed thief
An armed robber is wanted by Utica Police for breaking into the McDonald’s restaurant on Genesee Street early Monday and robbing the employees. Police said the man climbed in the drive-through … more
Tips to stay safe from oppressive heat
With temperatures in the upper 80s and 90s expected for this weekend, bolstered by intense humidity, local safety personnel have tips for staying safe and alive in the heat. The biggest tip is to … more
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS — The owners of Copper City CBD Co. were joined by representatives of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce last week for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the 506 W. Thomas St. store. From left are: James Patterson and Joshua Sanfilippo, co-owners; Kage Sanfilippo; Sue McLoughlin, of Berkshire Bank and chair of the chamber’s Membership Committee, and co-owner Jessica Eaton. For store hours and additional information, call 315-281-8297 or go online to www.coppercitycbd.com.
First Dollar of Profit presented
Le Moyne recognizes students named to dean’s list
SYRACUSE — Le Moyne College has named several are students to its spring 2019 dean’s list. They include: Mariana Acquaviva, of New Hartford, senior, biology; Hannah Brinkerhoff, of Rome, junior, … more
MAHONEY AWARD — State Troopers Police Benevolent Association Delegate Dominick Pedulla, right, presents State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, with the Sen. Walter J. Mahoney Award. The award is given annually to an elected official who has demonstrated commitment to the State Police and public safety.
Troopers present Griffo with Mahoney Award
New York State Senate Deputy Minority Leader Joseph Griffo, R-I-C-Rome, was honored today by the New York State Troopers Police Benevolent Association and presented with the Sen. Walter J. Mahoney … more
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Brindisi splits ranks, votes against contempt charge for pair
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic-controlled House voted Wednesday to hold two top Trump administration officials in contempt of Congress for failing to comply with its subpoenas related to a … more
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