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Woman accused of stealing medical supplies at Rome Health, police say
A Rome woman has been charged with theft for the third time this year after stealing medical supplies from Rome Health ... more
Choking charged in Rome attack, police say
A 27-year-old woman is accused of attacking and threatening another woman on Kossuth Street in Rome ... more
Center for Family Life and Recovery to offer pair of new classes
The Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. will offering two new classes — “Anger Management” and “Grief and Loss” — help provide emotional support, validation, and education ... more
Driver ticketed, injured in crash in Augusta
One driver was ticketed and hospitalized after losing control of their vehicle due to high speeds on Barker Road ... more
Adirondack Bank announced as Pedal for Autism lead sponsor
With 1 in 44 kids diagnosed with autism each day, the The Kelberman Center has launched the 2022 Pedal for Autism, a 10- or 20-mile charity bike ride that will take place at Woods Valley in … more
Rome Free Academy Class of 1977 to hold reunion
The Rome Free Academy Class of 1977 will celebrate its 45-year reunion the weekend of Sept. 30. Festivities will begin with a casual opening get-together at Rome’s Copper City Brewing Company … more
A drone awaits takeoff at the UAS Test Site at the Griffiss International Airport in this file photo. The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded a task order contract to the New York UAS Test Site for the next uncrewed aircraft systems integration project to help advance the reality of safe, high-volume drone operations, and the development of a UAS traffic management system.
FAA awards task order contract to UAS Test Site
The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded a task order contract to the New York UAS Test Site for the next uncrewed aircraft systems integration project ... more
Veronica Cothard
Rome Lab appoints new protocol officer
The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome, has announced the organization’s new protocol chief. more
City urges donations to homeless shelters in wake of complaints
The City of Utica is asking its residents and visitors to not give money to panhandlers and instead donate to homeless shelters. more
Jimmy Cooper, 13, who will enter Strough Middle School in Rome in the fall, plays his beloved cello during a school orchestra concert.
Inspired by annual concert, teen to perform with Symphoria youth orchestra
With a passion for learning and appreciation for classical music, one local 13-year-old is on his way to becoming a cello virtuoso. more
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Letitia James
Attorney general seeks to crack down on rampant robocalls, fraud
State Attorney General Letitia James on Wednesday took action to crack down on rampant robocalls and protect consumers nationwide ... more
Bassett invests $50M in compensation increases for workforce
The Bassett Healthcare Network has undertaken a full compensation analysis for its caregivers and practitioners across eight counties, investing nearly $50 million into pay increases ... more
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May introduces legislation to protect state’s freshwater resources
State Sen. Rachel May, D-53, Syracuse, has introduced the Public Water Justice Act and New York Open Water Data Act, which she said would both help to protect New York’s freshwater … more
Mya Colon
Woman accused of stealing $13,000
A Utica woman is accused of stealing $13,000 with a stolen check, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Group to host congressional candidate
The Oneida-Herkimer Chapter of SCOPE (Shooters Committee on Political Education) will host 22nd Congressional District candidate Brandon Williams at its meeting at 7 p.m., Monday, Aug. 8, in … more
MWPAI to host Business After Hours chamber event
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, 310 Genesee St., will host the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce’s August Business After Hours event from 5 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 10. more
From left, Carl Heastie, Speaker of the New York State Assembly, Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon and CEO of The House of the Good Shepherd Brian McKee present a $1,000,000 check for The House of the Good Shepherd, located at 1550 Champlin Ave in Utica.
The House of the Good Shepherd receives $1 million in state funding for renovations, expansion
The House of the Good Shepherd has received $1 million in state funding to continue their efforts of aiding at-risk youth. more
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John Yarbrough
Man accused of striking another in face with bottle
A 34-year-old man is accused of striking another man in the face with a glass bottle on Marilyn Drive, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Rafael Morales
Utica man found with heroin during parole violation, police say
A Utica man wanted for absconding from parole was found with a quantity of heroin on Wednesday, according to the Utica Police Department. more
DEFINITELY NOT IN HOT WATER — Kaleb Collins, the seafood captain/manager at Tops Friendly Markets in Manlius, holds a very rare orange lobster. The lobster, whose coloring makes him roughly one in 30 million, will have a new home at the Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo, 5135 Rome-New London Road, later this week. Collins said he received a shipment of lobsters for the July 4 rush and when he opened up the container he thought they had sent him a “cooked” lobster — only to find out the lobster was alive and well. Collins and store officials instantly made the determination to save the lobster, who has been named “Cheeto.” Cheeto will reside in a new tank, and a place of honor, at Fort Rickey.
SNAPSHOT: Cheeto the lobster to get forever home
The lobster, whose coloring makes him roughly one in 30 million, will have a new home at the Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo ... more
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