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Indiana man accused of trying to pass fake $100 bills
TOWN OF LOWVILLE — An Indiana man is accused of trying to pass more than $1,000 in counterfeit money at a Walmart in Lewis County, according to law enforcement officials. Sheriff’s deputies said … more
Motorist with history of suspensions charged with drugged driving
TOWN OF MARTINSBURG — A Lewis County man with a history of 15 driver’s license suspensions was charged with driving under the influence of drugs very early Thursday morning, according to law … more
Troopers say Herkimer County man choked out victim
RICHFIELD SPRINGS — A Herkimer County man is accused of choking out another person and damaging the person’s motor vehicle with an ax. State police said Ronald E. Dingman, 53, of Little Lake … more
Marshals nab Utica fugitive wanted in stabbing
A Utica man wanted for a stabbing earlier this year was picked up on Wednesday by the U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force. Authorities said Antonio Lawrence, 38, of Utica, stabbed another … more
MVCC to host ceremony to rename Information Technology Building in Utica
Mohawk Valley Community College will host a ceremony to rename the Information Technology Building at its Utica Campus at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 17. The building is being named Francis A. Wilcox Hall … more
FOND FAREWELL — Kirkland Art Center pottery instructor Roger Honey is retiring. The art center at 9 1/2 E. Park Row will hold a retirement celebration in his honor Sunday, Sept. 15.
KAC hosts event for potters
CLINTON — Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 E. Park Row, will host a retirement and welcoming celebration for pottery instructors from 6-8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15. After many years serving as pottery … more
TAX DEAL — The city of Rome’s Board of Estimate and Contract approved a tax-dispute settlement with Romny Company Ltd. over the commercial property at 5799 Taberg Road. The reduced assessment for the property for tax year 2019 is $705,000, the parcel had been assessed at $2.4 million for 2018 and 2019.
City settles shopping center tax dispute
The city of Rome’s Board of Estimate and Contract approved a tax-dispute settlement with Romny Company Ltd. over the commercial property at 5799 Taberg Road, which formerly housed a Sears and now … more
Jason P. D’Avolio
D’Avolio faces second-degree murder charge in wife's death
Rome man Jason P. D’Avolio has been indicted on one count each of second-degree murder and concealment of a human corpse in the shooting death of his wife. D’Avolio, 47, is scheduled for … more
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Cy M. Platt
Friends, co-workers recall victim’s compassion, love of music
BOONVILLE — Cy M. Platt is remembered as a lover of music festivals who could be a “very big hippie,” and who gave “the most therapeutic hugs.” Platt, age 31, was the victim of a fatal … more
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BB gun, bullet found at schools
Rome school district Superintendent Peter C. Blake is asking that parents take time to check what their children may be bringing to school, after a bullet was found at Bellamy Elementary School and a … more
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HELP FOR VICTIMS — State University of New York students in the SUNY’s Got Your Back program pose Wednesday with members of the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office, including Sheriff Robert Maciol, center, and Deputy Curtis Morgan, as they transfer the 200 backpacks filled with personal hygiene and comfort items destined for victims and survivors of sexual and interpersonal violence. Since the program began in 2016, SUNY students have packed nearly 100,000 such bags. Some 200 of the bags will be available at the county Child Advocacy Center and in patrol cars.
SUNY Poly backpack program
Portion of East Garden to close for repairs
On Sept. 18 and 19, a portion of East Garden Street will be closed from Harding Boulevard to Floyd Avenue for milling and repaving, according to an announcement by city officials. The city says … more
Rome Elks to host craft, vendor show
The Rome Elks Lodge No. 96 will host a Craft and Vendor Show on Saturday, Oct. 13 from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Handmade crafts and direct sales vendors from various companies will be on site and offer the … more
Oneida Indian Nation to host business conference
VERONA — The Oneida Indian Nation’s Office of Economic Development will host a half-day conference Oct. 4 on doing business with the Nation. The event begins at 9 a.m. at Turning Stone resort … more
Girl Scouts to host info sessions
Members of the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways Council are hosting a series of free information events for girls and adults. Participants can learn about the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and how … more
Resignation, appointments before school board
The resignation of the Rome school district’s director of instruction, plus tenure for six instructors and 50 appointments to club positions at Rome Free Academy, will be among items before the … more
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Man who led authorities on slow speed chase sentenced to prison
The Rome man who led law enforcers on a slow speed chase in a log skidder has been sentenced to state prison. Charles D. Anken III, 44, of 7189 Cemetery Road, was sentenced by County Court Judge … more
Hilsinger
Man charged with forging checks
WESTMORELAND — A 22-year-old man is accused of stealing and forging the name several checks, according to local law enforcement officials. Sheriff’s deputies sand Brandon M. Hilsinger, of … more
New Hartford man faces child porn charge
NEW HARTFORD — A 66-year-old man has been charged with possession of kiddie porn after law enforcers said he brought his computer into a store in New Hartford. Police said Carmen F. Esper, of New … more
Accident leads to ticket for driver
A Camden man was ticketed and hospitalized after his pickup truck hit a guide rail on Rome-Taberg Road in the outer district Wednesday morning. Sheriff’s deputies said Darius Seaton, 21, was … more
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