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COVID infection rate continues downward trend
Overall, COVID-19 infections appear to be on a state and local downward trend after a holiday season-induced number spike, data indicates. This was also evident on a local level in separately … more
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NY-22 ballot review continues
On Monday, part of the legal wrangling in deciding the winner of the Nov. 3, 22nd Congressional District race between Democrat incumbent Anthony Brindisi and his Republican challenger Claudia Tenney … more
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Restaurant Week returns to Turning Stone
VERONA — Turning Stone will host Restaurant Week, featuring signature three-course dining experiences from Jan. 24 to Feb. 7 — excluding Saturdays, Jan. 30 and Feb. 6. Led by Executive Chef Ron … more
Man, out on parole, accused of robbery
NEW HARTFORD — A Rome parolee is accused of getting into a scuffle with loss prevention while shoplifting from Boscov’s at the Sangertown Square Mall Thursday afternoon, according to law … more
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Madison County highway supervisor tapped to lead state association
ALBANY — The New York State County Highway Superintendents Association has tapped Joe Wisinski, the highway superintendent for Madison County, to serve as the statewide association’s new … more
Camden grad sought for volunteer Alumni Association Board vacancy
The Camden Alumni Association Board of Directors is looking for an alumni volunteer to fill a current vacancy on the board as its membership committee director. The remaining term for the position … more
Farm Service announces series of free webinars in February
A series of free webinars will be presented by the federal Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency. The FSA Fridays in February program will cover a variety of programs and services FSA … more
VVS school board to meet virtually Monday
VERONA — The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill School District Board of Education will meet via a virtual platform at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 25. There will be an executive session following the regular … more
SLIDE IN ANOTHER SPOT — Caution-pennant lines stretch across an area atop a hill at Lee Town Park where the town does not want people sledding because of safety concerns. On the tree at left is posted one of the signs that indicate “Restricted No Sledding This Area.”
New measures alert visitors of sledding restrictions in Lee Town Park
TOWN OF LEE — Caution-pennant lines, cables and padlocks have joined marker signs in backing the town’s annual safety-related restrictions on sledding in certain areas of Lee Town Park. A line … more
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Authorities: Man hurt, ticketed in head-on collision on Route 26
TOWN OF VERNON — One person was hospitalized after a head-on collision on Route 26 Thursday night, according to a report by local law enforcement officials. Sheriff’s deputies said Theodore … more
Picente to take questions from public on Facebook live
At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 27, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente will be answering questions from the public on COVID-19 and the vaccination process, during a Facebook live event. Tune in at: … more
VACCINE SITE CLOSED — Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. talks about the lack of vaccines Friday morning at the 706 Building at Griffiss International Airport. Picente called a press conference at what had been the county’s second locally run distribution site, at Griffiss International Airport in Rome, to announce it and another site at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica were closed for lack of vaccine doses.
Picente blames Cuomo as lack of doses closes Oneida County’s vaccine sites
The fight to get more COVID-19 vaccine doses escalated Friday, with Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. blaming New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for shortchanging the county so that it had to … more
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Man accused of gun, drug possession
A handgun and a quantity of crack cocaine were seized in Utica after reports a man had pointed the gun at another person Wednesday night, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Donald … more
Drunk driving charged
LOWVILLE — An Oswego County man was charged with drunken driving in Lewis County Sunday night. Sheriff’s deputies said Michael S. Demko, 35, of Sandy Creek, was pulled over for a traffic … more
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HCCC names assistant professor in Physical Therapy Assistant Program
HERKIMER—Herkimer County Community College has appointed Elizabeth M. Pogonowski, PT, DPT, as an assistant professor in the Physical Therapy Assistant Program. She will also serve as the … more
Miller appointed to Assembly minority conference post
ALBANY — Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, has been appointed by Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay, R-120, Pulaski to serve in the Republican conference’s leadership as the vice … more
Trio face gun charges in Utica
UTCA — Three men were charged with weapons possession in Utica following a brief pursuit Thursday night, according to law enforcement officials. Police said they were working with New York State … more
State extends sign-up period for health insurance
The open enrollment period for New York residents who lack health insurance to apply for coverage through the official state health plan marketplace will be extended through March 31, Gov. Andrew … more
Flu virus strategy can be template for addressing COVID-19, insurer says
UTICA — The prevalence of flu in New York is way down compared to this time last year, according to an analysis of health tracking data by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, officials there say. … more
State probes COVID drugs price spikes
A New York state agency has opened an investigation into price gouging of six drugs during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Department of Financial Services’ new Office of Pharmacy Benefits sent a formal … more
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