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State senator touts Summer Reading Program
UTICA — State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, is encouraged children and families in his district to take part in the 2020 Summer Reading Program that he is sponsoring in conjunction with the … more
Outbreak at Fonda aluminum plant blamed for region's COVID-case uptick
Local and New York state public health authorities blame a recent uptick in the number of COVID-19 positive tests in the Mohawk Valley and Oneida County on an outbreak at an aluminum products factory … more
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Brindisi seeks another $30M for research at Rome Lab
A $30 million increase in spending on the Rome Lab and protections against shrinking the workforce at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service are among the priorities for Congressman Anthony … more
SCENIC VIEW — Students are expected to get to witness views like this one today at SUNY Poly's Marcy Campus as local colleges brace for a slew of changes as they welcome back students in August.
Area campuses won’t be the same this fall
Higher education got the all-clear to reopen last week, but all that’s definite about what that will actually mean on and around campuses in Oneida and Madison counties … more
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Oneida County COVID new cases back down
Fourteen new positive cases of COVID-19 and one related death were reported in Oneida County in the 24 hours ending at noon Tuesday. The death brings to 91 the number of county residents who have … more
VALEDICTORIAN — Class of 2020 Valedictorian Erika Rizzo shares her message with fellow graduates during the first of six mini-commencement ceremonies on Saturday at Rome Free Academy stadium.
RFA Class of 2020 hailed for being 'flexible, intelligent, motivated, and compassionate'
After attending six Rome Free Academy graduation mini-ceremonies lasting more than five hours, including reading her speech to her classmates at each one, valedictorian Erika Rizzo's initial reaction … more
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Utica Police probe social media video of reported racist rant
A social media video of a white man screaming racist comments at another driver in Utica is under investigation by law enforcement officials and the man's now former employers. The video was posted … more
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Woman accused of stabbing pair
One woman has been charged with felony assault after Utica Police said she stabbed two other women late Sunday. Police said Ashley Pierce, 24, of Utica, used a kitchen knife to stab two other women … more
Man faces mischief count in alleged vandalism at school
TOWN OF TURIN — A Lewis County man has been charged with vandalizing the lawn at South Lewis High School by driving his pickup truck across it. Sheriff's deputies said Jonathan R. Thayer, 20, of … more
Pop-Up Book Sale in Kirkland
CLINTON — Kirkland Town Library will hold a Pop-Up Book Sale from noon until 6 p.m., or until books are gone, Tuesday through Thursday, June 30 and July 1 and 2, at the former Pizza Place, 32 … more
PROCESSIONAL — Rain can't dampen the enthusiasm as members of the Clinton High School Class of 2020 make their entrance for one of four mini-commencement ceremonies on Saturday. To ensure social distancing and allow graduates to receive their diplomas in front of some family and friends, the ceremony was divided up into four sections.
Clinton celebrates with graduation ceremony
IT'S OFFICIAL! — Graduating seniors move their tassels to signify their advancement from students to graduates during commencement ceremonies on Sunday at Adirondack High School in Boonville.
Adirondack celebrates commencement under sunny skies
Motorcyclist dies in Route 26 crash; troopers say victim was cut off
TOWN OF VERNON — A 76-year-old motorcyclist is dead after another motor vehicle cut in front of him on State Route 26 Friday afternoon, according to a report by area law enforcement officials. … more
Potential public COVID-19 exposures
The Oneida County Health Department identified the following new incidents of possible public exposure where a person confirmed to have COVID-19 was in a publicly accessible place; the risk to the … more
Drunk driving charged
TOWN OF WATSON — A Lewis County man has been charged with drunken driving after law enforcers said he struck several parked cars at Miller's Meat Market Friday afternoon. Sheriff's deputies said … more
Two accused of lying on paperwork to purchase guns
Two Lewis County men have been charged in separate incidents where law enforcers said they both lied on the paperwork while purchasing guns earlier this year. Sheriff's deputies said both Timothy … more
Public Safety Logs — June 26, 2020
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Friday 1:03 a.m. Barneveld and STaR Ambulance, Boon St., accident. 2:46 a.m. Verona, Old Farms Road, structure fire. 2:47 a.m. Vernon Center, to same. 2:52 … more
Staff Sgt. Gary Gillespie
EADS staff sergeant named NORAD’s Outstanding Junior Enlisted Airman
Staff Sgt. Gary Gillespie, of Rome, has been named the North American Aerospace Defense Command’s Outstanding Junior Enlisted Airman for 2019, according to an announcement by the New York National … more
Rome branch of NAACP to host virtual night of healing with Tuesday event
ROME — The Rome Branch of the NAACP will host a virtual night of healing called “Bringing People Together Through Faith” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 30. The event will feature prayers and words of … more
Solid Waste Authority has compost for sale
The Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority has resumed selling yard and green waste compost is now available in bulk and in bags. The authority’s 13 acre Green Waste Compost Facility opened in 1994 … more
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