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Installation of the new re-created marquee is installed by Wagner Electric Signs at Capitol Theatre. The "blade" — 45 1/2 foot sign — was installed last year and part of the 1928 theater's $2.5 million restoration project. Capitol Arts Complex is undergoing a campaign to raise funds for further restoration work and increased programming.
Arts complex launches capital campaign
In 2022, Rome Capitol Arts Complex completed the majority of its much-anticipated $2.5 million restoration project. more
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A common loon is shown in Old Forge Pond in this Daily Sentinel file photo.
Loon rescued from First Lake as iconic bird trapped by ice buildup
A young loon got iced in on First Lake last week and was rescued by staff and volunteers from the Saranac Lake-based Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation. more
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William Morris, 25, of Utica
UPDATE: One dead, one critical in Utica double shooting
One person is dead and a second is in critical condition after they were shot on Seymour Avenue in Utica late Monday night, according to the Utica Police Department. more
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UPDATE: Robbery charged on Madison Street in Oneida
An Oneida man is facing multiple charges following a robbery at a convenience store on Madison Street in the city Tuesday morning, according to the Oneida Police Department. more
Chicago educator Tamisha Holifield spends time with her 2-year-old daughter Rian Holifield at Nichols Park, Thursday, Dec. 29, 2022, in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago. When Holifield and her daughter had COVID-19 in May, the toddler had to miss 15 days of child care. Bouts of colds have followed in what Holifield described as a "constant whirlwind" of sickness that has been stressful both financially and emotionally. "It's a major inconvenience. But I'm a single parent, so I don't have a choice. If I drop the ball, the game is over," Holifield said.
Move on from COVID? Child care disruptions continue
In the first and even second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, multi-week quarantines and isolations were common for many Americans, especially children. more
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Democrats, Republicans have distinct priorities for 2023: AP-NORC poll reveals
Eva Guzman’s expenses have swelled, but she feels comfortable financially thanks to the savings she and her late husband stockpiled for a rainy day. more
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Sorting items recently for their Fill Um Up Project are, from left, Oneida American Legion Auxiliary Vice President Sue Fid, auxiliary Secretary Pauline Gormley and auxiliary members Patti White, Tracey Collins and Janet Zimmerman.
Oneida Legion outreach projects a success thanks to volunteers, officials say
The holiday season was a bit brighter for some local residents in need thanks to members of Oneida American Legion Post 169. more
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This multi-story building at the corner of South and Mohawk streets in Utica was heavily damaged by an early morning fire at about 1:30 a.m. on New Year’s Day.
Two firefighters hurt, two displaced in fire
Two firefighters suffered minor injuries and two residents have been displaced after a fire on South Street in Utica very early New Year’s Day, according to the Utica Fire Department. more
Drug possession charged in Frankfort
A Herkimer man was found with a quantity of narcotics after being picked up on a warrant on Saturday, according to the Frankfort Police Department. more
Emergencies such as power outages or severe weather can happen at any time and can be costly. Unplanned hotel stays, lost documents and damaged property are just a few of the expensive outcomes.
NerdWallet: How to prepare for your next emergency
Here are steps you can take to make sure you’re ready for the next emergency. more
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Clifford Crandall Jr. demonstrates his approach at the bowling alley.
COLUMN: Bowling has changed much over the years (VIDEO)
Three strikes and you’re not out; you’re in good shape. Why? Because it’s bowling! Here is an activity that has truly changed over the years. more
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Diana Cardona-Jaworski
F.O.C.U.S. Time: Broken, but still of value
No matter how hard I tried, the pieces would not fit together properly. more
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Jessica Henwick, from left, Kate Hudson and Janelle Monáe in a scene from “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.”
REVIEW: ‘Glass Onion’ solves the case of the perfect sequel
It was Director Johnson, on Netflix with the “Glass Onion.” That’s the solution for the most fun you’re going to have watching a new movie at home this holiday season. more
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The Ladies of Soul and their Gentlemen perform during Bank of Utica's New Year’s Eve celebration in downtown Utica.
Utica rings in new year with celebrations throughout the city
People, businesses and organizations all over Utica rang in the new year with celebrations throughout the city. more
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An electric vehicle charges at an EVgo fast charging station in Detroit, Wednesday, Nov. 16.
2023 tax credits for EVs may boost their appeal
Starting Jan. 1, many Americans will qualify for a tax credit of up to $7,500 for buying an electric vehicle. more
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The interior of the Chittenango rest stop on the New York State Thruway is shown on Friday, Dec. 30. The rest stops, which are in the midst of a major reconstruction, vary in size, with some travelers criticizing the smaller size of some of the rest stops, such as the one in Chittenango.
Thruway Authority explains size, amenity differences at rest stops
If you have visited one of the three New York State Thruway rest stops that were rebuilt and reopened within the last few months, then you may have some thoughts about their size. more
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Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES automotive technology teacher John Stratton, center, works recently with students, from left, Kellen Klopfanstein, Josh Jaquish, Matthew Benjamin, Radison Bosh and Isaiah Neary on the New Hartford campus.
Superintendent: OHM BOCES is the people, not the buildings
They say a church is the people and not the building, and Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES is the same, said District Superintendent Patricia Kilburn more
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Barbara Walters arrives to participate in a panel discussion featuring the hosts of ABC's "The View," at The Paley Center for Media on April 9, 2008, in New York. Walters, a superstar and pioneer in TV news, has died, according to ABC News on Friday, Dec. 30, 2022. She was 93.
Barbara Walters, news pioneer and 'The View' creator, dies
Barbara Walters, the intrepid interviewer, anchor and program host who blazed the way as the first woman to become a TV news superstar, has died. She was 93. more
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Pope Benedict XVI blesses the faithful as he arrives in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican to bless the nativity scene on Dec. 31, 2011. Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the German theologian who will be remembered as the first pope in 600 years to resign, has died, the Vatican announced Saturday. He was 95.
Benedict XVI dies at 95
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the shy German theologian who tried to reawaken Christianity in a secularized Europe died Saturday. He was the first pontiff in 600 years to resign from the job. more
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The property at 411 Columbia St., JP O’Brien Plumbing & Heating, is surrounded by construction of the Wynn Hospital and the parking garage in downtown Utica.
Court sides with developer in eminent domain case
The Supreme Court of the State of New York, Appellate Division, Fourth Judicial Department, has voted that the Oneida County Industrial Development Agency can not take the property at 411 Columbia St. more
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