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Driver hurt in snowmobile crash
TOWN OF WATSON — A Genesee County woman was hospitalized after her snowmobile crashed into a tree in Lewis County Tuesday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies said Linda Bartlett, 53, of Darien Center, … more
James Teasley
Oneida man faces felony drug charges
CITY OF ONEIDA — A 59-year-old man has been charged with felony drug possession and sales following a raid on Madison Street Friday morning, according to law enforcement officials. Police said a … more
Public Safety Logs — Feb. 21, 2020
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Friday 2:54 a.m. Westmoreland and Stanwix Heights, Dix Road, structure fire. 3:01 a.m. Clark Mills and Oriskany, to same. 3:28 a.m. Verona, to same. 3:47 … more
Oneida County Health Department food service inspections
Oneida County Health Department inspectors conduct unannounced and periodic checks of food service establishments to determine if they comply with the state codes, rules and regulations. Here are … more
Corrections officers seize synthetic marijuana at Mohawk facility
Several quantities of synthetic marijuana were recently seized at the Mohawk Correctional Facility in Rome, some in a soap dispenser and some swallowed by an inmate, according to law enforcement … more
Nominations due by Feb. 28 for Students Inside Albany conference
The League of Women Voters, Utica/Rome Metro Area is seeking nominations of high school sophomores, juniors and seniors from Oneida and Herkimer Counties for the 20th annual Students Inside Albany … more
TRADEWINDS DONATION — The Catholic Daughters of the Americas Rome Chapter recently visited students from the Upstate Cerebral Palsy Rome Tradewinds Education Center with donations of various gift cards. From left, back: Raigan Verminski, UCP program manager; Carol Furgol, Linda Marocchi, Mary Ellen Powers, Annette Marullo and Barbara LaMonica, all Catholic Daughters members. From left, middle: Brittany Findley and Jada Godbold, Tradewinds Education Center students. From left, front: Caleb Smith, Mackenzie Reader and Sierra Larkin, Tradewinds students. (Photo submitted)
Catholic Daughters donation to aid UCP Tradewinds students
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas Rome Chapter recently visited students from the Upstate Cerebral Palsy Rome Tradewinds Education Center with donations of various gift cards. A reception was … more
Fritz SCHERZ
Fritz’s Polka Band to play two local shows
Fritz’s Polka Band from Verona will return to Copper City Brewing Company in Rome on Saturday, Feb. 29 for the third annual Febtoberfest. The event starts at 11 a.m. with FPB performing from 7 p.m. … more
Sarafin
UCP announces promotion
Melanie Sarafin has been promoted to director of affiliate relations for Upstate Caring Partners Inc. She served as the assistant to the president and CEO of Upstate Caring Partners since the … more
David Gordon
Judge tosses lawsuit against county executive
A judge has dismissed the civil lawsuits brought against Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., his then-chief of staff Al Candido, and a radio station brought by David Gordon, who … more
Feds give Oneida Nation $790,973 for housing
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded $790,973 to the Oneida Indian Nation in Verona for affordable housing activities, the federal agency has announced. The … more
Public Safety Logs — Feb. 20, 2020
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 7:24 a.m. Stanwix Heights and AmCare Ambulance, Rome-Oriskany Rd, accident. 8:15 a.m. Westmoreland and COCVAC Ambulance, accident. 6:16 p.m. … more
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Man faces child porn charge
A Utica man has been charged with possession of child pornography following an investigation that stretched into Canada, according to law enforcement officials. On Feb. 3, the Oneida County … more
Oneida County Republican Committee issues endorsements
The Oneida County Republican Committee held an endorsement meeting on Thursday, and endorsed the following candidates: Congress 22nd District: Claudia Tenney, of New Hartford; State Senate 47th … more
GROWTH - Pictured is R. Jones Nursery and Landscape on Friday, Feb. 21. A use variance for the building at the business is the subject of an upcoming hearing as the owners "are seeking to change the occupancy of the existing building to be utilized as a reception facility to support 300 persons (maximum) events."
ZBA to consider variance request for greenhouse
A local greenhouse - R. Jones Nursery and Landscape - is hoping to potentially expand its offerings and is asking for a use variance for an existing building, according to city records. A March 4 … more
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CAN’T COUNT THEM ALL — In the winter, crows flock to Utica at night by the thousands. In the spring and summer, most of these crows disappear. Andrea Townsend, an assistant professor of biology, will discuss the birds and their migration and behavior patterns in an event on Wednesday, March 11, at 7:30 p.m. at The Other Side, 2011 Genesee St.
Talk to focus on Utica crows
UTICA — The public is invited to attend a discussion by Andrea Townsend, an assistant professor of biology at Hamilton College, who will present “Where Did All These Crows Come From?: The … more
Stanley Theatre patrons can use beverage app
UTICA — The Noble app will be available for guests to use at the Stanley Theatre for all upcoming events, beginning with “Get The Led Out” on Saturday, Feb. 22, who can skip the long lines at … more
SOLAR MEETING — Representatives of Apex Clean Energy speak during a meeting at Boonville Elementary School Tuesday to share with residents plans for a proposed solar-power project near the Adirondack Beverage Company.
Company shares info on proposed Alder Creek solar project
BOONVILLE — Apex Clean Energy hosted two public informational hearings last week to provide information and take questions from the community about the solar energy project proposed in the towns … more
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Blankenbush
Blankenbush to run for another term in state Assembly
Assemblyman Ken Blankenbush, R-117th Dist. of Carthage, is seeking re-election, he announced Thursday. Blankenbush, a former Jefferson County Board of Legislators chairman, LeRay town councilman and … more
Self-described ‘watchdog’ takes issue with area educator
A Wisconsin-based organization that describes itself as a “national state/church watchdog” says the Holland Patent school district “needs to ensure that a teacher ceases spewing religious … more
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