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Council green lights ‘Copper City Commons’
The Common Council voted to move forward in seeking state funding for the “Copper City Commons” sidewalk improvement project and for the Bellamy Harbor Park upgrades, … more
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CHECKING OUT THE BLOCK — Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo and Fifth Ward Councilor Frank Anderson lead the walk in the 400 block of W. Thomas St. during a previous “Walk with the Mayor.” The events, the mayor says, allow her and department heads to get a first-hand look at issues in specific neighborhoods with input from residents.
Pair of Walks with Mayor next week
Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo’s “Walks with the Mayor” will continue next week. On Monday, July 15, the mayor and staff will walk the First Ward, beginning at 4 p.m. at First Street. On Tuesday, … more
CONNECTING THE DOTS — Austars Schnore of GE Global Research conducts a “Quantum Computing for Asset Sustainment Demo” Wednesday at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy, as part of a Quantum Information Science 1st International Workshop hosted by SUNY Poly and the Rome-based Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate.
SUNY Poly faculty work to advance Quantum Computing at Rome Lab
Four SUNY Polytechnic Institute professors this summer are exploring topics as part of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Information Directorate’s Visiting Faculty Research Program and … more
County animal-abuse registry still in works
Two months after a law creating a local registry of animal abusers was abruptly withheld from a vote by the Oneida County Board of Legislators, it remains in development and will likely come back, … more
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Teaching assistant to forfeit sick days in district agreement
A Rome school district tenured teaching assistant who is retiring will not receive payment for 20 unused sick days, in a disciplinary action approved by the Board of Education. The action, as a … more
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Driver ticketed after turning into path of Rome firetruck, authorities say
No one was injured when the Rome Fire Department’s Rescue truck was involved in a motor vehicle collision on Route 46 Tuesday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies said the Rescue truck was heading back … more
Anthony J. Russell
Man faces several charges after incident with teens
A 30-year-old man is facing multiple charges after law enforcers said he yelled at three teenagers to get away from his property on Wednesday morning. Police said Anthony J. Russell, of 220 Lawrence … more
Utica man pleads guilty to child pornography charges
A Utica man pleaded guilty in Federal Court on Thursday to receiving and possessing kiddie porn. James Caruso, 57, pleaded guilty in Federal Court in Utica to one count each of receipt of child … more
Road work report: Lane shift on Route 233 at Wheeler Creek
At the Route 233 bridge over Wheeler Creek, motorists will encounter a lane shift with all work being performed behind barrier, according to the New York Department of Transportation weekly roadwork … more
Accident sends three to hospital
TOWN OF PARIS — Three people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle, head-on collision at the intersection of Summit and Doolittle roads on Tuesday. Sheriff’s deputies said Russell Hughes, 18, of … more
Meetings — Sunday, July 14, 2019 and Monday, July 15, 2019
Sunday Annsville Town Board, special meeting for approving disbursement request for town water district grant, and other matters that may arise. 8:30 a.m., Annsville Highway Garage, 9042 Meadows … more
Payment ceiling higher
Payments to the Griffiss Institute in conjunction with another five-year Partnership Intermediary Agreement with the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate will have a ceiling of $99.5 … more
AmCare president recalls difficulties of Woodstock ‘99
“It was like working in a war zone.” That is how AmCare Ambulance President Paul Taylor described the boots-on-the-ground emergency services work at Woodstock ’99 nearly 20 years ago in Rome. … more
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More talks urged in TV dispute
Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi, D-22, Utica, is among members of Congress weighing in on the dispute between AT&T and Nexstar Broadcasting over fees for programming that has taken a handful of local … more
Rome Coin Club holds monthly meetings
The Rome Coin Club meets on the third Monday of every month at the Rome Polish Home, 415 S. George St., at 7 p.m. There are auctions and numismatic talks at each meeting. Guests and new members are … more
Public Safety Logs — July 12, 2019
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 12:56 a.m. Yorkville, McBride Ave., investigate. 7:13 a.m. New Hartford, accident. 8:43 a.m. Florence, Hayes Road, investigate. 10:31 p.m. Taberg, … more
St. Lawrence recognizes area | dean’s list scholars
CANTON — The following students have been selected for inclusion on the dean’s list for academic achievement for spring 2019 semester at St. Lawrence University: Spencer M. Carr, a sophomore … more
Vernon Center ready to celebrate heritage with 42nd Old Home Day on Aug. 3
VERNON CENTER — It will be a day of celebration on Saturday, Aug. 3, as Vernon Center will celebrate its 42nd Old Home Day from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event will be held in the park, one mile … more
WATCH OUT, WASHOUT — A portion of Slater Road in the Town of Annsville is no more. Highway Department officials said heavy rains Thursday evening washed out this section of Slater Road, as well as part of Zuber Road. Both roads have since been closed to traffic. Officials said to be careful of both roadways and shoulders throughout the town.
Heavy rains take toll on local roads
Sites set for fall early voting
Early-voting polling places in Oneida County have been chosen by the Board of Elections: Union Station in Utica, the new New Hartford Town Hall, and the Westmoreland Fire Hall. The early voting … more
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