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County has 224 new positive COVID-19 cases
There were 52 COVID-19-related deaths across the state on Monday and Tuesday’s seven-day average infection positivity rate was measured at 4.87%, according to information from Gov. Kathy Hochul’s … more
Kyle J. Kirk
Rome man accused of fatally stabbing parents, ruled ‘not competent to stand trial’
The Rome man accused of stabbing his parents to death in Rome’s outer district has been ruled mentally unfit to proceed in court, according to the county District Attorney’s Office. Kyle J. Kirk, … more
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School threat against Strough Middle School deemed non-credible, officials say
A possible threat against Strough Middle School in Rome on social media Monday night was investigated and ruled non-credible, according to city school district officials. "The situation was … more
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HONOREES — A room full of honorees receive accolades during the Oneida Nation Enterprises’ 2021 Service Awards Gala. Nearly 300 employees — representing more than 4,000 years of combined experience within the organization — were honored for milestone anniversaries with 10, 15, 20 and 25 years of service.
Oneida Nation Enterprises honors nearly 300 workers
ONEIDA — Nearly 300 employees were honored by the Oneida Nation Enterprises during the 2021 Service Awards Gala, representing more than 4,000 years of combined experience within the organization … more
Madison County sheriff reports arrests
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office has announced the following recent arrests. • John P. MacKenzie, 41, of Morrisville, was charged on Dec. 4 in Morrisville with one count each of criminal … more
Kathy Hochul
State of the State to be held Jan. 5
Governor Kathy Hochul Monday announced that the 2022 State of the State Address will be held in the New York State Assembly Chamber on Wednesday, Jan. 5. This will mark the first time in a decade … more
Wanderers’ Rest to participate in Save a Life Campaign
CANASTOTA — The 2021 Staffworks Save A Life Campaign will match donations to Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association through Dec. 31. This year, the Save A Life Campaign has 33 participating animal … more
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Rome attorney elected president of Oneida County Bar Association
A Rome attorney has been elected president of the Oneida County Bar Association. James S. Rizzo has been elected by the Bar Association membership to serve as president for 2022, officials said. … more
Home Health Network holds food drive
UTICA — The Central New York Home Health Network, Inc. collected non-perishable foods items during November. Agency locations that participated in the food drive included two offices in Utica; its … more
Public Safety Logs — Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021
Mutual aid log Sunday 12:47 a.m. Whitesboro,investigate. 6:24 a.m. New York Mills, accident. 10:46 a.m. Yorkville, Whitesboro St., vehicle fire. 11:15 a.m. Clark Mills, Pratt Ave., Kirkland, … more
POLAR PLUNGE — Supporters of the Special Olympics make a run into the cold waters of Oneida Lake outside of Brewerton, raising support and awareness for the Special Olympic athletes. At time of writing, the CNY Oneida Shores Polar Plunge raised $75,502.
Hundreds take Polar Plunge to raise funds, awareness for Special Olympics
BREWERTON — Hundreds of brave Special Olympics supporters took the Polar Plunge Sunday, running into the freezing waters of Oneida Lake to raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics athletes … more
Naturalization event to help celebrate new citizens
UTICA — Federal District Court Judge David N. Hurd will preside over a Naturalization Ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 9, at 11 a.m. at the U.S. Courthouse, 10 Broad St., according to an announcement on … more
Five face weapons charges after loaded gun found in car
UTICA — Five people have been charged in Utica after a loaded handgun was found in their car late Saturday night, according to law enforcement officials. Police said the vehicle was pulled over for … more
Wind energy moratorium before Oneida lawmakers tonight
ONEIDA — A full slate of proposed legislation awaits the city’s Common Council, which will hold a public hearing on a local law imposing a moratorium on wind energy facilities in Oneida at its … more
Oneida receives funds for crime reduction
ONEIDA —The city of Oneida has been given a $150,000 grant through the Department of Justice’s Rural Violent Crime Reduction Initiative for Law Enforcement Agencies to reduce crime in the … more
MVHS to host hiring event Wednesday in Utica
UTICA — The Mohawk Valley Health System is hosting a nursing hiring event from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 8, at The Wynn Hospital Construction Site Conference Room, 201 Lafayette St. in … more
Funding to aid recovery, wellness programs in county
The Center for Family Life and Recovery has received $150,000 in money that was secured in the 2021-22 state budget to expand services, said Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-Marcy, in a Friday … more
CORRECTIONS GRADUATES — Fourteen men and women graduated on Friday from the Corrections Office Basic Training Academy. They will serve local jails in five Central New York counties. At center is Officer Richard Sturgeon, who was also honored at the ceremony on Friday for retiring after 36 years of service.
14 corrections officers graduate basic training academy
VILLAGE OF WHITESBORO — Fourteen new corrections officers from five counties were honored on Friday for graduating from the basic training academy. The graduation ceremony was held at the Harts … more
HCCC trustees to meet Wednesday
HERKIMER — The Herkimer County Community College Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 6 p.m. Per New York State Open Meetings Law, this meeting is open to the … more
Oneida County confirms two positive cases of Omicron variant
There were 49 COVID-19-related deaths across New York on Sunday and the statewide seven-day average positivity rate measured 4.82% on Monday, according to information from Gov. Kathy Hochul’s … more
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