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County schedules Narcan training sessions
Four sessions of free training on using the opiate-overdose drug Narcan have been scheduled for June in Utica, Oneida County announced: June 11 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at CFLR, 502 Court St. June … more
Police: Woman smashed glass on front door
A 28-year-old woman has been charged with smashing the glass on a front door on Cortland Avenue very early this morning. Police said Camille L. Dyous, of 221 Park Drive, went to a woman’s residence … more
HAMMING IT UP — Princess the pig greets a gleeful crowd of Camden Elementary School fourth-graders in Kathy Graham’s and Kittie Popple’s classes during Farm Fest 2019 activities at Brabant Farm, 6166 Happy Valley Road in Verona. Farmer Chris Van Lieshout shared interesting tidbits about Princess and growing up on a farm with the students. Farm Fest is an annual program co-sponsored by the Oneida County Farm Bureau, Oneida County Dairy Promotion and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County. (Additional photos, page 2)
Farm Fest has something for everyone
HILLSIDE PROGRAM CELEBRATION — Soon-to-graduating Rome Free Academy seniors participate in an event at the Capitol Theatre that celebrated their achievements in conjunction with the Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection. RFA will hold its commencement exercises on Saturday, June 29.
Hillside program, 33 Rome Free Academy seniors celebrated
A group of 33 soon-to-graduate seniors at Rome Free Academy were celebrated for achievements in conjunction with the Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection program during an event last week at the … more
School district may seek to expand energy-performance contract
Potentially expanding an energy-performance contract to several more Rome school district buildings, for energy system improvements geared to generate annual cost savings, is being weighed by the … more
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Utica College cybersecurity program earns recognition
Utica College’s master’s degree program in cybersecurity has been designated by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security as a national Center of Academic Excellence … more
Man faces bevy of charges following traffic stop
YORKVILLE — A traffic stop on Whitesboro Street early Thursday morning led law enforcers to uncovering a stolen Dodge Charger. Village Police said they pulled over a Dodge Charger with Virginia … more
Driver hurt, charged with DWI following crash in Rome
An Oswego County woman was hospitalized and ticketed for drunken driving after her pickup truck crashed off Rome-Taberg Road very early this morning, according to area law enforcement officials. … more
New York Mills firefighters to host Mercy Flight training session
NEW YORK MILLS — The New York Mills Fire Department is hosting a Mercy Flight helicopter training session for area firefighters Tuesday afternoon. The training is not open to the public, but … more
Grant to help house homeless with mental illness in Madison County
Mental health provider Liberty Resources has received a state grant to help it provide housing for homeless people in Madison County with a mental illness and to help them stay in it. The … more
HYDROLOGICAL GRAFFITI —Graffiti is shown on the riprap lining the shore of the Mohawk River below Delta Dam with water spilling over the dam Thursday morning.
Delta Lake backs off minor flood stage
The level of Delta Lake has flirted with flood stage this week but has backed off as rainy weather subsided, according to monitoring by the National Weather Service in Binghamton. The lake level … more
VVS AT FFA CONVENTION — Among Vernon-Verona-Sherrill FFA members and advisors at the recent New York State FFA Convention, from left: Danann Lohr, Gabrielle Adams, Michael Fatiuk, Molly Adams, VVS FFA Advisor Sara Ouellette, Peter Makarchuk, Rachel Champney, Layla VanLieshout and Ayla Genei.
VVS FFA students garner awards at state convention
VERONA — Nine Vernon-Verona-Sherrill FFA students and two chaperones attended the New York State FFA Convention and Expo in Syracuse, participating in various workshops plus competing in events … more
Mayoral candidates file campaign disclosures
Friday, May 24 was the 32 day pre-primary deadline for candidates to file their campaign financial disclosures. According to the state Board of Elections website, Republican Mayor Jacqueline M. … more
NEW WALL — A dedication ceremony has been planned for 1 p.m. Saturday for the new World War I and World War II walls now located at Freedom Park on Mexico Street in Camden. Donations have made the project, which honors fallen vets, possible, organizers said.
Ceremony to dedicate new panels at Camden’s Freedom Park
CAMDEN — A ceremony to dedicate the new World War I and World War II walls at Freedom Park at 22 Mexico St. will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 1, according to an announcement by park officials. … more
NEW RULES — The city Planning Board will again review proposed tweaks to the city’s codes regarding use of shipping containers and tractor trailers as storage units, such as the one here in a parking lot off of Erie Boulevard West today. There are currently no codes on the books governing the matter. The proposal before the board would allow for temporary storage anywhere in the city without a permit, if being used for “loading and unloading” and if removed within 14 days.
Planning Board set to review rules on containers
The city Planning Board is likely to review codes changes regarding use of shipping containers and tractor trailers as storage units in its June meeting. The 5-member volunteer body will convene on … more
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Buttenschon backs bills for people with disabilities
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119th Dist. of Utica, helped pass a package of bills relating to rights and services for people with disabilities that was touted by majority Democrats and … more
City announces summer concert series lineup
The Parks and Recreation Department has released the lineup for this year’s Coors Light Summer Concert Series on the Griffo Green, held Mondays from 6 to 8 p.m. July 8 — Baddog and 24/7 July 15 … more
Lewis County man faces charges following dispute, deputies say
TOWN OF LEYDEN — A Lewis County man is facing multiple charges after law enforcers said he choked a woman on Monday, according to area law enforcement officials. Sheriff’s deputies said Brian S. … more
1 OF 15,000 — At this April accident scene in the Town of Lee, rescue personnel rush an injured person into a waiting Mercy Flight helicopter in a field off Route 26. Mercy Flight recently announced that they had flown their 15,000th patient since their founding in 1992.
Mercy Flight surpasses 15,000 patient milestone
Mercy Flight medical helicopters recently passed the milestone of 15,000 patients transported earlier this month. “It’s a bittersweet honor for Mercy Flight Central to have been a chapter in the … more
Three charged in Verona fire
TOWN OF VERONA — Three people have been charged after a suspicious fire at an abandoned warehouse off Germany Road early Tuesday morning. The 3 a.m. fire was discovered by a passerby and upwards … more
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