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Utica banquet hall cited by SLA
A Utica banquet hall is among 21 establishments whose liquor licenses were suspended in enforcement of COVID-19 rules, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday. The new suspensions bring the number of … more
MVCC receives $1.1 million Job Corps Scholars grant
Mohawk Valley Community College was one of 20 institutions across the country to receive a $1.1 million Job Corps grant through the U.S. Department of Labor, allowing the College to offer free tech … more
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Utica man accused of drugged driving
TOWN OF MARCY — A Utica man was charged with driving while his ability was impaired by drugs following a crash on Paul Becker Road early Friday. Deputies said they responded to a report of an … more
County tourism award presented to Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute CEO
Oneida County Tourism’s 2020 Christopher P. Destito Tourism Leadership Award has been presented to Anna Tobin-D’Ambrosio, president and chief executive officer of the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts … more
STOPPING TO RECEIVE THE ROSES — Michele Salisbury, CFO and director of finance, contracts and diversity as well as board secretary of NYSTEC, flanked by John Calabrese, first vice chairman of the Chamber Board of Directors and Beth Jones, president of the Professional and Business Women of Rome, receives the Yellow Rose of Challenge Award on Friday.
Rome businesswoman, leader receives Yellow Rose award
The Professional and Business Women of Rome have honored Michele Salisbury, CFO and director of finance, contracts and diversity as well as board secretary of NYSTEC, with its Yellow Rose of … more
22nd District candidates debate issues, each others’ records
A debate Thursday between candidates for New York’s 22nd Congressional District covered familiar ground on issues and who is most beholden to special interests. Public radio and television station … more
Congressional candidates to hold final debate Monday from MVCC Utica campus
WUTR-TV, WSYR-TV and WBGH-TV are partnering to host the final televised debate in the 22nd Congressional race on Monday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m. The debate will be between incumbent Rep. Anthony Brindisi, … more
Utica renames business park in honor of former mayor, Utica College official
Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri Thursday announced the Utica Business Park will be renamed the “LaPolla & Ford Business Park” in honor of former Utica Mayor Louis D. LaPolla and John C. Ford. As … more
BREWING UP SOME SCARY FUN — A witch, bathed in eerie green and orange light, stands over her bubbling and smoking brew at the Williams home, 8015 Camroden Road in Floyd. The Williams, and their neighbors, Ray and Nicole Sherman, of 8012 Camroden Road, have concocted a fiendishly fun Halloween display to the delight of fellow fans of the season. More photos, page 8.
Frightfully good fun on display in Floyd
FLOYD — Two families in Floyd have joined forces to help people enjoy a little eerie Halloween fun and escape, if only for a few minutes, from the all-too-real spookiness that has been 2020. The … more
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Joy school to host ‘trunk-or-treat’ event Oct. 29
A John E. Joy Elementary School Halloween “trunk-or-treat” event for the school’s students and families, including social distancing due to COVID-19 considerations, is scheduled for Oct. 29 at … more
Movies — Oct. 24, 2020
Cinema Capitol: “On the Rocks” (R) 3:40, 6:40. Marquee, New Hartford: “The Empty Man” (R) 1:45, 5:30, 8:45. “The Empty Man” MXC (R) noon, 3:10, 6:20, 9:30. “Honest Thief” (PG-13) … more
Public Safety Logs — Oct. 24, 2020
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Friday 1:32 a.m. Maynard and Kunkel, Paul Becker Road, Marcy, accident-injury. 2 a.m. Clinton, College Hill Road, Kirkland, alarm. 2:19 a.m. Taberg and … more
No timetable for talks on school redistricting
Some in the public are wondering about possibilities of Rome elementary school redistricting and reassigning of grades for buildings — but Board of Education members say while the topic is not … more
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Student in Adirondack district tests positive; no change in school schedules next week
BOONVILLE — An Adirondack school district student has tested positive for COVID-19, district Superintendent Edward Niznik said Friday afternoon. In a letter issued to the “Adirondack community” … more
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Oriskany schools to create catch-up program for students
ORISKANY — An academic catch-up program is being created for students of Oriskany Central School district who may be struggling with remote learning during the pandemic. Junior/Senior High School … more
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION — Fern Louise (Wood) Welch stands next to a sign as family and friends help her celebrate her milestone 100th birthday in Sherrill recently.
Friends, family help Sherrill woman mark centennial
SHERRILL — Friends and family of Fern Louise (Wood) Welch helped her celebrate her 100th birthday recently with a drive-by parade and celebration. Welch graduated from high school in 1938 and soon … more
Annsville Town Board, Westmoreland Board of Ed to hold meetings
The Annsville Town Board will hold a budget work session on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 6:30 p.m. at the Taberg Firemen’s Hall, Route 69, Taberg. • The Westmoreland Central School District Board of … more
Bridgewater man charged with rape
TOWN OF BRIDGEWATER — A 26-year-old man was charged with rape after an investigation revealed he had sexual contact with a girl under the age of 17. State Police Major Darrin S. Pitkin, and Oneida … more
FORENSICS WITNESS — Utica Police Sgt. Greg Facciolo testified on Friday about evidence he collected in the murder case of Jason P. D’Avolio, including text messages between D’Avolio and his wife that Facciolo pulled from D’Avolio’s cell phone.
Jurors hear details of pair’s sorrows
In the months leading up to the death of his wife, Jason D’Avolio kept a near daily electronic journal on his cell phone chronicling his unhappiness with her behavior and his desire to repair their … more
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LINING UP TO VOTE — People wait in line outside of the South Rome Senior Center, 112 Ridge St., for early voting to begin this morning. Early voting began today at 10 a.m. at three sites in Oneida County as well as in the lobby outside of the Madison County Board of Elections offices in Wampsville. At shortly after 9 a.m. there were roughly a dozen people in line at the South Rome Senior Center. By 10 a.m., the line had grown to approximately 60 to 70 people with a steady stream of residents arriving to cast their ballots.
Early voting starts; group compiles ratings of candidates
Early voting has begun in New York state, with three polling sites open this weekend through next weekend in Oneida County. This is the second general election with early voting, and the first for … more
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