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Textile Drive to take place at Sangertown Square
Sangertown Square and the Utica Center for Development will team up for a textile drive. more
Find your treasure at fire department’s yard sale
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Oriskany Fire Department will be conducting a yard sale on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 19 to 20. more
The Rome Board of Education, at its regular meeting on Monday, voted unanimously to close the chapter on K-6 elementary schools in the district.
Rome board votes to grade-band grades 5-6
The Rome Board of Education, at its regular meeting on Monday, voted unanimously to close the chapter on K-6 elementary schools in the district, voting instead to scale six elementary school … more
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Rome man sentenced to a year in county jail
A Rome man who admitted to beating up a woman on Second Street has been sentenced to a year in county jail. more
Mayor Robert Palmieri speaks in Utica City Hall on Monday during an announcement for additional parking being added to the Bagg’s Square development under the North Genesee Street bridge.
Bagg’s Square to receive parking expansion
As Utica continues to grow, so does the need for amenities throughout the city. more
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UPDATED: Utica man dies in Route 790 crash, another person in critical condition
One man was killed and another person is in critical condition following a one-car crash on Route 790 in Utica Tuesday night ... more
Part of Route 171 in Frankfort to be closed until September
The New York State Department of Transportation announced Aug. 9 that State Route 171 will be closed from Gulf Road to West Main Street in the Town of Frankfort beginning at 7 a.m. Monday, … more
Three teenagers charged following fight with police officers, law enforcers say
Three teenagers have been charged with fighting with police officers during a fracas on North James Street very early Tuesday morning, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Angel Hope listens in a math class as part of an intense six-week summer bridge program for students of color and first-generation students at the University of Wisconsin, in Madison, Wis., July 27. Hundreds of thousands of recent high school graduates are heading to college this fall after spending more than half their high school careers dealing with the upheaval of a pandemic.
‘I didn’t really learn anything’: COVID grads face college
Angel Hope looked at the math test and felt lost. He had just graduated near the top of his high school class, winning scholarships from prestigious colleges. more
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Harassment, mischief among charges in Madison County
Arrests from August 1 to August 7. more
Visitors having fun at Selfie City CNY, a self-service photography studio, otherwise known as a “selfie museum,” on Commerical Drive in New Hartford.
Business of the Week: Selfie museum opens in New Hartford
Selfie City CNY is a self-service photography studio, otherwise known as a “selfie museum.” more
Kirkland Senior Center announces August activities
The Kirkland Senior Center, Mill Street, has announced the following events for the month of August: Aug. 9 and 16 ... more
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Shifrin joins Rome Health Prenatal Care
Rome Health Prenatal Care has added women’s health Nurse Practitioner Marguerite Shifrin to its team. more
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Two men charged in robbery in Rome; one man still at large, police say
Two men have been charged with robbery following an attack and theft inside a home on West Liberty Street very early Monday morning ... more
This photo provided by YogaSix La Quinta shows Chris Dordell and Jason Fenske on July 27 in Palm Springs, Calif. When Chris Dordell and his husband Jason Fenske decided to leave their jobs at Wells Fargo and Salesforce and open two Club Pilates in 2018 and a YogaSix studio in 2020, in and around Palm Springs, they appreciated the playbook provided by the franchisor, Xponential. “It was appealing at this stage after being in corporate jobs for 20-plus years that we could plug into an existing model,” Dordell said.
‘Quasi-preneurs’ see opportunity, challenges in franchising
In 2020, Kelly Jackson and Davina Arceneaux wanted to leave their company jobs and become business owners. more
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Pictured, reenactors at the Oriskany Battlefield State Historic site, on Route 69, participate in a commemoration ceremony honoring the 245th anniversary of the Battle of Oriskany. Volunteer reenactors and staff stand at attention for the Pledge of Allegiance Saturday evening, August 6, 2022.
SNAPSHOT: Battle of Oriskany remembered
A Saturday, Aug. 6 ceremony honored the 245th anniversary of the Battle of Oriskany. more
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Obstruction and resisting charged during fight in Whitesboro
A 31-year-old woman has been charged with interfering in a law enforcement investigation into a large fight on Foster Street ... more
Two promoted at SRC
SYRACUSE SRC, Inc., with local offices in Rome on the Griffiss Business and Technology Park, has announced recent promotions ... more
Rome man faces mischief charges, accused of smashing cell phones during dispute
A 29-year-old man has been charged with smashing two cell phones during an argument with his girlfriend, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Disorderly, resisting charged in Lewis County
A Lewis County man is facing multiple charges after causing a scene at Cliff’s Market on Route 12 Sunday afternoon ... more
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