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SUNY Poly receives No. 1 rank from research group
MARCY — SUNY Polytechnic Institute has received the number-one ranking among best accredited online colleges in New York according to the EDsmart research organization. EDsmart, an online publisher … more
ARRIVING AT CYPRESS STREET — Rome Catholic School students Milena Kittleman and Alessandra Schneider depart their bus this morning on the first day of classes at the 800 Cypress St. school. They are both kindergarteners. RCS has returned to its longtime Cypress Street site for the 2019-20 school year after being at another site for the past three years.
‘So good to be back here’
For some school principals, today’s opening of classes for the 2019-20 year marked something extra beyond an annual return to school. Among them: Rome Catholic School Principal Nancy Wilson, … more
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Rome woman elected national chaplain of American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Anne Casadei, of Rome and a life member of the Henry P. Smith American Legion Auxiliary, has been elected as national chaplain for the American Legion Auxiliary at its national convention held … more
Motorcyclist injured; driver of SUV ticketed
FORESTPORT — A motorcyclist was injured when she collided with a vehicle that cut in front of her on Route 28 Monday. Deputies said Irma Rodriguez, of Woodbridge, Va., attempted to make a left turn … more
Crash sends girl, 8, to hospital
WESTMORELAND — An 8-year-old passenger was injured in a two-vehicle crash on Route 5 Monday. Deputy Norman Lyke said Todd Hitchings, 20, of Seneca Street, Oneida, was driving a 2008 Ford suburban … more
Teen-ager injured in rollover
WESTMORELAND — A Rome teen-ager was injured when she rolled her vehicle over on Cooper Street early Tuesday. Deputy Leonard Dillenbeck said Victoria Besig, 18, was driving a gray 2002 Buick Le … more
Motorcyclist injured as he loses control, thrown from vehicle
VERONA — A motorcyclist suffered injuries when he lost control of his motorcycle on Senn Road early Tuesday. Deputies said Connor J. Grinnell, 21, of Vienna, was driving his 2002 Suzuki westbound … more
Pair of Utica teens accused of sexual misconduct
Two Utica teen-agers were charged with having sexual contact with a 16-year-old girl. Sheriff’s Inv. Ryan Marshall, of Oneida County Child Advocacy Center, said a 17-year-old male and 15-year-old … more
PROPOSED NEW STOREFRONT — This rendering shows the front of a proposed new Dollar General store that would be built in the Town of Lee on the west side of Turin Road/Route 26, slightly south of Stokes-Lee Center Road. Project plans have been under review by the town Planning Board, which set a public hearing for Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. and might consider final approval later in that meeting.
Public hearing set for proposed Dollar General store in Lee
TOWN OF LEE — Pleased with developers’ revisions in project plans as requested, the town Planning Board has moved forward to set a public hearing for a proposed new Dollar General store to be … more
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SPOONFUL OF SUPPORT — Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, praises the workforce at Sherrill Manufacturing during a press conference at the facility Tuesday afternoon. Brindisi was in the Silver City, touting proposed legislation that would require the Defense Department to add flatware to the list of American-made preferred products it purchases.
Brindisi renews push for DoD to buy-American flatware
SHERRILL — If a bill requiring the Defense Department to buy only American-made flatware becomes law, Sherrill Manufacturing could grow its workforce by nearly half, its co-founders say. Gregory … more
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PLANS APPROVED — Over the hill and beyond the construction site sign — where the Skyline housing complex at the former Griffiss Air Force Base once was — is where plans call for a massive Orgill distribution center to be built on Atlas Drive. The project received a trio of needed approvals on Tuesday night from the city’s Planning Board. Company officials predict a tentative opening date of January 2022 for the center which is expected to employ 225 workers.
Orgill plan gets city board OK
The Orgill distribution center project planned for land that once held Air Force base housing at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park won key approvals from the Rome Planning Board — but the … more
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APPROVED — The city’s Planning Board has approved a site plan and potential environmental impact of the proposed Copper City Lofts by downstate developer Kearney Group. The complex, rendered above, would be a four-story, 68-unit structure at 171-183 W. Dominick St., across from City Hall.
Copper City Lofts receives key approvals
The 68-unit Copper City Lofts project planned for a now vacant lot on West Dominick Street won its key approvals from the city Planning Board Tuesday evening but building it awaits financing, which … more
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Swim season extended at Delta Lake
Swimming facilities at Delta Lake State Park off Route 46 north of Rome will be open Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m.-6 p.m., as part of extended swimming seasons beyond Labor Day at several state … more
Florentino joins Adirondack Financial Services as Medicare planning consultant
Due to continued growth within the Employee Benefits Division, as well as a desire to provide additional strategic and tactical Human Resources support to the clients, Adirondack Financial Services … more
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS — Two local college students were awarded $750 scholarships by Alpha Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society. From left, Rev. Anthony Bradseth, father of Kina Bradseth; Kina Bradseth; Jean Wagner, scholarship chairman; Marissa Brown; Dean Brown, Marissa’s father; and Vicky Stockton, president of Alpha Chi Chapter.
Pair studying to become teachers awarded scholarships
Two local college students who are studying to become teachers are the recipients of $750 awards from the Alpha Chi Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society, an international society of women … more
Meetings — Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 3-4, 2019
Tuesday Planning Board, 7 p.m. Council Chambers, City Hall, 198 N. Washington St.  Floyd Town Board, 7 p.m. Town Hall, 8299 Old Floyd Road. Lee Planning Board, 7 p.m. Town Hall, 5808 Stokes-Lee … more
GROWING — Pathfinder School, which opened in 1980, will be expanded and renovated to include a new integrated preschool, through the generosity of two recent anonymous gifts. The new facilities are expected to be completed by fall 2020, as part of the village’s 40th anniversary year.
Pathfinder Village receives $2.2M for preschool expansion
EDMESTON — Through two anonymous gifts totaling $2.2 million, Pathfinder Village will embark on an expansion at Pathfinder School for a new integrated preschool, new spaces for the Village … more
Utica National Insurance Group honored by industry magazine
NEW HARTFORD — The Utica National Insurance Group has been named a top insurance workplace by Insurance Business America magazine for the second straight year. From the hundreds of organizations … more
Rome mayoral hopeful Halpin plans campaign events
Rome Democratic mayoral candidate David Halpin has announced two events for Sept. 9 and 18. A meet and greet event is 6-8 p.m. Sept. 9 at the Rome Polish Home, 415 S. George St.Wine and Dine with … more
LEGACY OF KINDNESS — A group of children participate in educational programs at Thea Bowman House. The program was one of several in the area to receive funding from the Alexandra G. Kogut Memorial Fund of The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties.
Kogut Memorial Fund awards grants to community organizations
The Alexandra G. Kogut Memorial Fund was created by Becky and Mark Kogut in honor of their daughter, Alexandra, to support community organizations that share her passion and kindness. Each year, … more
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