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Huchko to lead walk down Memory Lane at Rome Historical Society
For over 10 years, Michael “Mike” Huchko, a long-time volunteer has been working on organizing and cataloging the Rome Historical Society’s photograph collection. During that time, he has … more
HEADLINES — The Tri-Willow murders made headlines for several years in the Rome Daily Sentinel. This coverage, the day after the murders, included the obituaries and photos of the four innocent people who were shot and killed.
Investigators recall gruesome Tri-Willow murders 40 years later
TOWN OF LEE — It has been 40 years since the four bodies were found bound and executed at the Tri-Willow Nursery on Turin Road, but former investigator Enrico L. D’Alessandro remembers it like … more
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North Country power transmission project gets state approval
A plan to rebuild an 86-mle-long electricity transmission line from a hydropower plant on the St. Lawrence River to a Lewis County substation has won state regulatory approval. The New York State … more
Utica College to host Veterans’ Tribute Concert
Utica College’s annual Veterans’ Tribute Concert will be held on Monday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. in Strebel Auditorium, Strebel Student Center. The Utica College Concert Band, UC Choir and UC String … more
Metro area lost jobs on the year
The Utica-Rome metro area lost about 300 non-farm jobs, or two-tenths of 1 percent, over the 12 months that ended in October, the state Department of Labor reported Thursday. Private-sector … more
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Sales tax collections up
Sales tax collections in Oneida County so far this year have surpassed 2018 by 3.5%, and 3% in Rome, according to the state comptroller. For the first three quarters ending Sept. 30, sales tax … more
Larry Reed Jr.
28-year-old man accused of raping underage girl
A 28-year-old man is accused of raping an underage girl in Rome, according to law enforcement officials. Larry Reed Jr., 28, of Rome, had sex with a girl under the age of 15 in Rome on Nov. 14, … more
Rome woman charged with felony vehicular assault
TOWN OF RUSSIA — A Rome woman has been charged with felony vehicular assault after law enforcers said her blood alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit when she hit a stopped car … more
Public Safety Logs — Nov. 15, 2019
Fire log To report an emergency: 911 Friday 12:07 a.m. N. Madison, first aid. 1:05 a.m. Cherrywood Lane, first aid. 2 a.m. Wood Creek Dr, first aid. 4:09 a.m. Second St., first aid. 4:12 a.m. Black … more
Meetings — Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18-19, 2019
Monday Rome Coin Club, 7 p.m., Rome Polish Home, 415 S. George St., Rome. Boonville Village Planning Board, 7 p.m. 13149 State Route 12. Lewis Town Board, 7:30 p.m. Town library, 5213 Osceola Road … more
JOSEPH MELLACE
BOE mulls options for correcting boiler issues at Strough
Resolving boiler-related issues that have affected operations at Strough Middle School may include buying an extra natural gas booster device, or taking other steps to increase the gas pressure … more
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SPORTS CENTER — An artist’s rendering of an indoor sports center sought for Utica. A $1.5 million state grant has been received toward utility work for the project, which is proposed for land just east of the Utica Memorial Auditorium in Utica.
$1.5M grant to jumpstart Utica project
Plans for a sports-tournament facility promoted as the anchor for a new entertainment district in Utica have gotten a boost in the form of a $1.5 million state grant for site preparation. The money … more
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Holland Patent recognizes 33 new honor society inductees
The Holland Patent school district chapter of the National Honor Society has inducted 33 new members, the district announced. Accomplishments of the students in the areas of scholarship, leadership, … more
MVCC Foundation inducts four into Hall of Fame
Mohawk Valley Community College’s Foundation inducted four new members into its Hall of Fame during a ceremony Tuesday at the Utica campus. The inductees as profiled by the college, which said they … more
Powles named WKTV evening news anchor
UTICA — Longtime WKTV news/sports anchor Jason Powles will assume a new role on Monday, Nov. 18, as he becomes the anchor of Newschannel 2’s late evening newscasts, the station has announced. In … more
Student, parent bring bullying concerns to school board
Concerns about bullying at Rome Free Academy by students as well as teachers were brought to the Board of Education by an RFA student and a parent. Bullying at the school is “not taken as seriously … more
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County warns of spike in overdoses
Twenty-one people have overdosed on heroin and four died in Oneida County in the past 15 days, including four overdoses in 24 hours, authorities warned late Thursday. Such spikes are often related to … more
ON THE AIR — Panelist Murray Horwitz, left, and Hamilton College Professor Philip Klinkner, appear on the public radio show, Says You!.
Hamilton College professor a guest on NPR’s ‘Says You!’
CLINTON — Earlier this month, WRVO Public Media brought the cast of public radio program “Says You!” to Utica’s Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute for a live recording, where Hamilton … more
CLEMMIE HARRIS, Ph.D.
RFA Black History Club to host lecture by Utica College prof
The African American Experience will be the topic of a lecture by Clemmie Harris, Ph.D., an assistant professor at Utica College, on Nov. 21 at 2 p.m. in the Rome Free Academy small auditorium at 95 … more
Cornwell gets two Broome County endorsements for 22nd District
Republican Congressional candidate Steve Cornwell of Binghamton has won endorsements from two former chairs of the Broome County Legislature, Cornwell’s campaign announced today. The endorsements … more
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