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Movies — Feb. 22, 2019
Capitol Theatre: Cartoon Madness 3 p.m. Cinema Capitol: “The Favourite” (R) 4, 7. “Cold War” (R) 1:15. “Bohemian Rhapsody” (PG-13) 4:15, 7:15. Rome Cinemas: “Fighting with My Family” … more
Public Safety Logs — Feb. 22, 2019
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 1:15 a.m. Westmoreland, State Thruway, accident. 1:47 a.m. Stittville and Kunkel, accident. 7:06 a.m. Boonville, Route 12, accident. 7:56 a.m. … more
Area hospitals earn quality-incentive payments from insurer Excellus
Rome Memorial Hospital, Oneida Healthcare, Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare and St. Elizabeth Medical Center are among 36 institutions that earned a share of $25.7 million in quality improvement … more
Lee Republican Committee to screen candidates
TOWN OF LEE — The town Republican Committee will be screening candidates for positions available in the November election, including two town councilman seats, two town assessor seats, and three … more
38-year-old pleads guilty to stealing lawn equipment from NYSSD
A 38-year-old man has admitted in County Court to stealing assorted lawn equipment from the New York State School for the Deaf. Matthew S. Gray, 38, of 7719 Bell Road North, pleaded guilty before … more
Woman ticketed after New Hartford crash
NEW HARTFORD — A 70-year-old woman was ticketed after law enforcers said her pickup truck crashed into a utility pole on Genesee Street, causing an hours-long power outage Tuesday afternoon. Police … more
Ryan Lee Watson
Boonville teenager accused of sex abuse of 6-year-old
BOONVILLE — A teenager is accused of sexually abusing a 6-year-old girl in Boonville. Ryan Lee Watson, 19, of Boonville, had sexual contact with a 6-year-old girl on at least two occasions at his … more
SNAKE ON A HAND — Children and adults pet Cornelius the corn snake shown by Jennifer Clark, owner of Out of the Cage Pet Mobile, Wednesday afternoon at the Didymus Thomas Remsen Public Library.
Didymus Thomas Library in Remsen hosted traveling exotic petting zoo
GOP endorses Common Council President Viscelli
The Rome Republican Committee has endorsed incumbent Common Council President Stephanie Viscelli in her re-election bid. This endorsement was erroneously omitted from a story that appeared in … more
TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE — The Sherrill Kenwood Public Library, 543 Sherrill Road, is expanding and upgrading its public computers with a grant from the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties.
Foundation aids Sherrill library with computer purchases
The Sherrill Kenwood Free Library, 543 Sherrill Road, has received $1,711 from the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties to purchase new public access and library staff computers, the … more
Rabid skunk makes contact with dog in Vernon
A skunk has tested positive for rabies in the Town of Vernon, the county Health Department said Thursday. There was no contact with humans, and a dog that came in contact with the infected animal is … more
RCT TO HOST FESTIVAL — Rome Community Theater, which is located at 8911 Turin Road in Lee, was selected last month to host the Theatre Association of New York State’s (TANYS) annual festival on Nov. 22-24, and also will host it in 2020.
RCT to hold three-day statewide festival Nov. 22-24
TOWN OF LEE — A three-day festival featuring top theater performances from across the state will be coming to the Rome Community Theater (RCT) for the first time this fall. The 8911 Turin Road … more
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Griffiss International Airport to receive $1.5 million state grant
Griffiss International Airport in Rome is getting $1.5 million in a state grant to help with modernization. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the grant as part of $23.6 million awarded to 31 airports … more
Rogers Center hosts ice harvest
SHERBURNE — Visitors can travel back in time Saturday, Feb. 23 as the Rogers Environmental Education Center hosts a demonstration of old-time ice harvesting on Cunningham Ice Pond. The pond was the … more
22ND DISTRICT TOWN HALL — Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, makes an opening statement Thursday night before people attending start asking questions. From right are his wife Erica, sister Eva Pearlman and son Anthony Jr. in the front row listening to him at the Rome campus of Mohawk Valley Community College.
Brindisi holds first Oneida County town hall in Rome
New Congressman Anthony J. Brindisi’s first town-hall district meeting in Oneida County went smoothly, with more than 100 people turning out and most asking questions about bills or issues he … more
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Timothy A. Benedict
Former Corporation Counsel Benedict charged with Family Court violations
Former City of Rome Corporation Counsel Timothy A. Benedict spent an overnight in the county jail this week due to Family Court violations, according to jail officials. Benedict, 47, of Rome, was … more
Tickets on sale for Sal Valentinetti event in October
Sal Valentinetti will perform at The Stanley Theater in Utica on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. He is an Italian-American crooner known best for his vocals and larger-than-life personality.   Tickets … more
Ron Wagner
Wagner outlines platform with tax breaks for small businesses and farmers
Independent mayoral candidate Ronald Wagner unveiled his campaign platform on Facebook Tuesday night. The owner and proprietor of Wagner Farms in south Rome, Wagner is vying for Rome’s highest … more
Failing Payless to honor gift cards, store credit into March
TOPEKA, Kan. — The failing Payless ShoeSource chain will honor gift cards and store credit until March 11 as the company liquidates all operations. The Topeka, Kansas, company, which filed for … more
VOLUNTEER EDUCATION — Oneida County Youth Bureau Director Kevin Green and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., at lectern, pose at the county office building in Utica Wednesday with youth volunteers during a commemoration of 10 years of Oneida County Children Care, an initiative to link youth volunteers with service agencies in need of volunteers.
Children Care volunteerism initiative turns 10
Oneida County Children Care, a civic-engagement initiative by the Oneida County Youth Bureau, gained 400 participants last year from 2017, adding 4,000 volunteer-hours in the process, the county … more
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