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Site work, including clearing and leveling work, is performed at a solar panel field site off Route 233 in Stanwix Heights across from 6735 Route 233 earlier this month. The project had been approved before the city’s Common Council enacted a moratorium on solar array projects. Legislation to amend the city’s Code of Ordinances regarding solar arrays has been sent from the council to the city Planning Board for review.
Legislation on solar arrays in city sent for Planning Board review
Legislation to amend the city Zoning Code relating to the establishment and construction of solar arrays within the city, will now move forward to the city Planning Board. more
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Leaves begin to change colors on a portion of a tree along Master Garden Road on Thursday in Utica. Fall foliage is beginning to pop out across New York State, with some significant early color changes expected in the higher elevations of the Adirondacks and Catskills, according to field reports from volunteer observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I LOVE NY program. Locally, fall foliage observers say their is roughly 30% change in color in the Utica/Rome area with nearly 55% change in the Old Forge area.
Sizzling autumn show in full bloom in Old Forge
The Adirondacks are known for its breathtaking fall views which typically arrive when the crowds from the summer begin to thin out and cooler temperatures arrive. more
Speakers, officials put focus on public safety
As city councilors voiced their dismay over additional manpower and resources for Rome Police not being included in the mayor’s proposed $48.9 million 2023 budget. more
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Patients could face service cuts at upstate NY hospitals as costs skyrocket
Medical deserts could soon expand in upstate New York as dozens of hospitals face budget deficits linked to declining patient revenues and skyrocketing labor costs, a new survey found. more
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SUNY Potsdam gets warning about its accreditation
SUNY Potsdam has been notified that its accreditation “may be in jeopardy.” Accreditation is an evaluation process that certain colleges and universities undergo every 10 years. more
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A New York Army National Guard Soldier assigned to B Company of the 3rd Battalion, 126th Aviation Regiment watches as a CH-47 prepares to start engines on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at Frederick Douglas Greater Rochester International Airport en route to Florida to assist in hurricane response missions.
Rochester-based Army National Guard aviators to aid hurricane response
At the direction of Gov. Kathy Hochul, the New York Army National Guard deployed two CH-47F Chinook heavy lift helicopters, and 11 soldiers from the Frederick Douglas Greater Rochester … more
AAA offers tips for travelers impacted by Hurricane Ian
With Hurricane Ian making landfall in Florida, AAA Travel has issued some tips for those with travel plans in or near an impacted area. more
Students shared marijuana-laced food at Madison County middle school
Several students at Otto Shortell Middle School in Madison County suffered an adverse reaction on Friday after eating food laced with marijuana. more
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State American Legion leaders to visit county
American Legion officials and families across Oneida County will welcome native son David R. Riley Sr. and other state legion officials on Sunday, Oct. 2. more
HERE’S TO HISTORY — Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, left, presents Ed Jones, owner of Lincoln Davies Company, with its historic business recognition certificate during a ceremony in April. The company, located at 8689 Summit Road in Sauquoit, is celebrating 150 years in business.
Sauquoit company celebrates 150 years in business at fall festival
Lincoln Davies Building Supply, 8689 Summit Road, will celebrate 150 years in business with a “Birthday Weekend” Friday, Sept. 30, to Sunday, Oct. 2. more
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Lawsuit by the family of Bianca Devins against DA’s Office dismissed
A federal lawsuit filed against the Oneida County District Attorney’s Office on accusations that they mishandled evidence in the Bianca Devins murder case has been dismissed. more
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AAA taps the brakes on AEB systems in new cars
As of Sept. 1, automatic emergency braking is standard equipment in most new cars sold in the United States. more
Menacing, mischief among arrests in Madison County
Arrests from September 23 and 24. more
Students invited to annual Mohawk Valley Construction Career Day
The Mohawk Valley Construction Industry Career Day, sponsored by the Mohawk Valley Construction Industry Development Committee, will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 20. more
Cazenovia College dedicated the property at 9 Sullivan St. which was recently donated to the college by the Christakos Family, with a formal ceremony on Friday, Sept. 23. From left: Sparky and Patricia Ricket Christakos, donors of the property; David Bergh, Cazenovia College president; and Kenneth C. Gardiner, chairman of the college’s board of trustees.
Cazenovia College dedicates historic property
Cazenovia College dedicated the property at 9 Sullivan St. which was recently donated to the college by the Christakos Family, with a formal ceremony on Friday, Sept. 23. more
Gorgeous fall foliage expected this weekend across much of state
Beautiful fall colors continue to emerge across New York — with foliage expected to be at or beyond midpoint of change this weekend in parts of several regions. more
Buttenschon visits center, seeks input from seniors
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, continued her listening tour of area senior centers with a recent visit to the Whitestown Senior Center. more
Bus stop assault charged in New Hartford
Utica man charged in bus stop attack in New Hartford. more
Remington Arms union secretary admits to embezzling funds
Financial secretary for Remington Arms union admits to embezzlement charges. more
Zebras munch on hay at the Utica Zoo, 1 Utica Zoo Way, in this Daily Sentinel file photo. The zoo, which is home to more than 200 individual animals representing more than 90 species, has reopened following a temporary lapse of several days in its exhibitor’s license. You can check out the zebras — along with all sorts of other creatures from monkeys and snakes to camels and arctic foxes — from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 363 days a year (it is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas).
Utica Zoo reopens after passing inspection
Utica Zoo reopened on Friday after passing federal inspection. more
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