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K9 UNIT DISBANDING — The Rome Police Department will be retiring their two K9s at the end of the year because the legalization of marijuana makes the drug-sniffing dogs a potential liability, according to Police Chief Kevin C. Beach. The dogs, including Arko, pictured here at a past Law Enforcement Day event, will likely go home with their handlers. Arko is partnered with Patrolman Alexzandra S. Carletta.
Rome Police to disband K9 Unit
The Rome Police Department will disband its K9 Unit at the end of the year because there is no longer a need for marijuana-sniffing dogs, according to Police Chief Kevin C. Beach. The department is … more
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CHRISTENING THE NEW BUILDING — Members of Utica College, CS Arch, and Empire State Development cut the ribbon on the new Gordon Science Center Annex on Thursday afternoon.
Utica College unveils new $12.5M science center
UTICA — Empire State Development Thursday announced the completion of Utica College’s new $12.5 million Gordon Science Center Annex, a 23,300-square-foot building that houses state-of-the-art … more
BREAKING GROUND — Local officials, members of the Oneida Indian Nation, Upstate Medical University, and their supporters break ground at the site of the new Upstate Cancer Center in Verona, which is expected to open its doors in 2023.
Ground broken on new cancer center
VERONA — Officials broke ground at the site of the new Upstate Cancer Center in Verona. The new 30,000 square foot facility will bring comprehensive cancer care closer to home for residents of both … more
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Rome startup gets patent for new spinal device
A Rome-based startup subsidiary is aiming to improve the quality of life for individuals suffering from chronic back injuries and has received a patent for its spinal medical device. AcceliPHI, LLC … more
County unveils tax parcel map tool
For the first time, a new online tax parcel map viewer has been made available by Oneida County that will provide easier access and research capabilities and promote economic development, according … more
Local reps take aim at redistricting proposals
In a Tuesday press conference, state Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-47, Rome, urged New Yorkers to research and make an informed decision on referendums that will be on the November ballot that will, he … more
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ACCUSED KILLER IN COURT — Kyle J. Kirk, charged in the double homicide in south Rome Monday morning, appeared for arraignment in Rome City Court Tuesday morning.
Accused killer to undergo evaluation
A mental health evaluation has been ordered for Kyle J. Kirk, the man charged with killing his mother and father in Rome on Monday. Kirk, age 30, appeared for arraignment before Rome City Court Judge … more
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Roundtable discusses concerns of Latino community
In a Monday morning roundtable discussion, representatives of the Latino community throughout the states 119th Assembly District — represented by Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon — weighed in … more
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DOUBLE HOMICIDE IN ROME — At this mobile home on Old Oneida Road, state police said 30-year-old Kyle J. Kirk stabbed his father and his father's girlfriend to death sometime Monday morning. Kirk is in custody on two counts of first-degree murder.
Police: Double homicide on Old Oneida Road; son in custody
A man and woman are dead in a double homicide in Rome's outer district Monday morning, stabbed to death by the son of one of the victims, according to law enforcement officials. The son, 30-year-old … more
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STABBING UNDER INVESTIGATION — A suspected stabbing is under investigation at this mobile home at 5944 Old Oneida Road in Rome's outer district from Monday morning. State police taped off the scene and held it throughout the day. State police are expected to release information on who was involved and the extent of any injuries.
Police investigate possible stabbing on Old Oneida Road
A possible stabbing is under investigation on Old Oneida Road in Rome's outer district. State police were called to 5944 Old Oneida Road shortly before noon on Monday to check the welfare of someone … more
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Police body cameras focus of review
The acquisition of body cameras was the main topic of discussion when Police Chief Kevin C. Beach met before councilors for his annual budget hearing at City Hall on Wednesday. City administrators … more
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Kenneth ‘Ken’ F. Baker Jr.
Fire chief remembered for dedication, service
TOWN OF LEE — Longtime Lee Center volunteer fire chief Kenneth F. Baker Jr. is remembered as a dedicated first-responder, a loving husband, father and grandfather, and a selfless joker until the … more
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Partnership eyes issues in Utica
In a Thursday joint announcement, Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. and Utica Mayor Robert M. Palmieri announced a partnership with local non-profit organizations, to address … more
Councilors OK moratorium on solar arrays
Two members of the community recommended that councilors “think of the people” and hold developers accountable before allowing the construction of solar arrays within the city during a public … more
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40 YEARS, NO TOWN TAXES — The Town of Lee Board met Tuesday, where Supervisor John Urtz, middle, presented the proposed 2022 budget, which contained no town taxes for the 40th year in a row. A public hearing for the proposed budget was scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. at Lee Town Hall.
Lee looks at 40th year with no general town tax
LEE — For the 40th year in a row, the town of Lee is looking at a budget with no general town taxes. “It’s with great honor that I present the budget to the town board and residents of our … more
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HEALNY — New York State Attorney General Letitia James was in Utica on Tuesday to talk about the more than $4 million coming to Oneida County to help combat the opioid drug epidemic.
AG brings funds, hope for opioid recovery to county
New York State Attorney General Letitia James was in Utica on Tuesday to tout the likely $4 million coming to Oneida County as part of multiple settlements in her court battles against the opioid … more
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Lawmakers to take up proposed $45.7M city budget
Tabled legislation concerning the creation of the new Heritage District-Erie Canal Zone on Rome-New London Road and authorization of a six-month moratorium on the establishment and construction of … more
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Group of MVCC studetns at FUZEHUB in Whitestown
Students get up-close views of companies as part of Manufacturing Month activities
ORISKANY —Area students were able to get an inside look at fiber optic manufacturing in the Mohawk Valley in a highlight of October being Manufacturing Month. The students, on Friday, got an … more
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DRIVING CHANGE — The Wolfspeed logo adorns the company’s under construction semiconductor manufacturing facility in Marcy. The company, formerly Cree, has officially changed its name to Wolfspeed, company officials said, following a “massive four-year transformation.” The company, officials said, is now repositioned to be “the global leader in silicon carbide technology and production.”
New name, strategy for Wolfspeed
MARCY — What’s in a name? Plenty, according to the CEO of the company formerly known as Cree, which is currently constructing a semiconductor manufacturing facility in Marcy. The company has … more
Colors dazzle as fall show begins
ALBANY — Vibrant peak and near-peak leaves will continue to arrive in the Adirondacks this weekend while making their first appearances in the Catskills, according to the New York State I Love NY … more
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