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Public Safety Logs — April 19, 2019
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 7:11 a.m. Woodgate, Woodgate Road, Forestport, tree down. 1:51 p.m. Sauquoit, Sulphur Springs road, Paris, carbon monoxide. Sheriff’s log To … more
BOCES offers cupcake course
BOCES Consortium of Continuing Education is offering a Cupcakes for All Seasons Class. In this hands-on class, students will learn a variety of decorating techniques for a special holiday party, as … more
Farm Fest May 31 in Verona
VERONA — Farm Fest 2019, organized by the Oneida County Farm Bureau, Oneida County Dairy Promotion and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County, is scheduled for 4:30-8:30 p.m. May 31 at … more
Movies — April 19, 2019
Cinema Capitol: “Destroyer” (R) 4, 7. “The Mustang” (R) 4:15, 7:15. Rome Cinemas: “The Curse of La Llorona” (R) 11:55, 2:30, 5:05, 7:50, 10:10. “After” (PG-13) 11:40, 2:10, 4:40, … more
Schenectady officer charged after bar fight
A detective with the Schenectady Police Department is accused of getting into a bar fight on Varick Street in Utica early Thursday morning. Utica Police said Steven Nelson, 33, of Schenectady, struck … more
Verona woman hurt in crash
TOWN OF VERONA — A 53-year-old woman was hospitalized after her car crashed into a tree off Happy Valley Road, Wednesday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies said Patricia Seibel, of Verona, was … more
SUNY Poly to host Mini Maker Faire
MARCY — SUNY Polytechnic Institute will host the 2019 Mohawk Valley Mini Maker Faire on Saturday from noon-5 p.m., the college announced. The event will include 3D printers, sculptors, drummers, … more
QUICK KNOCKDOWN — City firefighters surround the residence at 400 W. Pine St. after a dryer fire in the basement at about 7 p.m. Thursday. Fire officials said the flames were knocked down quickly, but the home sustained extensive smoke damage throughout.
Dryer fire displaces family of three
A family of three has been displaced from their West Pine Street home after their clothes dryer caught on fire in the basement Thursday evening. Fire officials said one member of the Flanigan family … more
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CNY Psychiatric Center employee accused of forging doctor’s notes
TOWN OF MARCY — An employee at the Central New York Psychiatric Center is accused of forging doctor’s notes to get more time off from work. Shelby Ferguson, 54, of Rome, submitted three forged … more
HALTING OVERDOSES — Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., left, laid out a new program on Thursday to map overdose reports across the county, both fatal and non-fatal. He was joined by Sheriff Robert M. Maciol and Senior Drug Intelligence Officer Edward Beach with the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area.
Oneida County unveils joint effort in opiate fight
A new joint effort to track and treat drug overdoses across the county was unveiled by County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. and other county officials on Thursday. The Overdose Detection Mapping … more
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$40K reward in 38-year-old missing person case
CITY OF ONEIDA — A new $40,000 reward was announced on Thursday for any information leading to the recovery of Tammy Mahoney, a woman who has been missing since 1981. The joint reward comes from … more
Sherrill mayor Vineall appointed to NYCOM
SHERRILL — Mayor William Vineall of the City of Sherrill has been appointed to the eight-member Nominating Committee of the New York State Conference of Mayors (NYCOM). NYCOM President Gary … more
International newcomers lessen Oneida County’s population decline
Oneida County continues to lose population, but a continued influx of people from other countries helped staunch the losses in the past year to a fraction of 1 percent, according to annual … more
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BARTELL HONORED — State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-I-C-Rome, presented a New York State Senate Empire Award to Bartell Machinery Systems, which is headquartered in Rome.The award recognizes excellence in business and companies that have made significant contribution to their industry and the community.
Two Rome companies earn state Empire Awards
RState Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-47th Dist. of Rome, recently presented New York State Senate Empire Awards to Varflex Corporation and Bartell Machinery Systems, both headquartered in Rome.  “It was a … more
WORK BEGINS — Roadwork on West Dominick Street between George and Madison streets began Thursday morning. City workers will replace the sidewalks, curb and road, and will erect a median down the four-lane block.
Roadwork underway on West Dominick Street
Roadwork on West Dominick Street between Madison and George streets began Thursday morning. City officials say a median will be built, and the road and sidewalks will be replaced. The expected … more
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Modified sports, 30 teacher jobs among proposed Rome school budget restorations
Modified-level sports programs, after-school secondary-grade clubs and activities, and pre-K for 3-year-olds are among expense categories reinstated in the latest Rome school district 2019-20 budget … more
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Clear Path for Veterans to host Easter brunch
CHITTENANGO — Clear Path for Veterans will host a family-style brunch buffet, put on by Clear Path’s Culinary Director and Executive Chef Christopher Griffin, on Easter Sunday, April 21. There … more
Village Crossing store celebrates 10th anniversary
CLINTON — Located at 11 W. Park Row, the Village Crossing store is celebrating its 10th anniversary of doing business in the village with special promotions now through Saturday, April 20. There … more
Officers seize synthetic marijuana at Marcy Correctional Facility
MARCY — Officers assigned to the package room at Marcy Correctional Facility found synthetic marijuana, commonly known as K2, in a package mailed to an inmate incarcerated at the medium security … more
NEW MAYOR — Clifford O’Connor sits at his new desk at the Oriskany Village Offices on Utica Street. O’Connor, who previously served as village trustee, recently took the helm as mayor, replacing long-time Mayor Donald F. Rothdiener, who is now officially retired. Behind O’Connor are photos of the village’s former mayors, including Rothdiener.
New mayor says Oriskany is ‘in his blood’
ORISKANY — He may not be the new man in town, but he is the new man in charge. During village elections held last month, life-time resident Clifford O’Connor was elected mayor, following the … more
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