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LASSO LESSON — Dalton Morris of Kansas City practices his moves while crews put down dirt in the Utica Aud Tuesday. Morris will be part of the Utica Stampede rodeo there Thursday and Friday, an American Professional Rodeo Association event.
Rodeo ready to rope in new fans at Utica Aud
UTICA — A foot of dirt has been spread across the surface of the Utica Memorial Auditorium for the Utica Stampede, when the rodeo will come to the city Thursday and Friday for the first time since … more
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TRACKING THE SIGNS — The entrance to the track at the New York State School for the Deaf displays a notification restricting the track’s usage by the public. The state Education Department said the change reflects concerns about some community members’ behavior when using the site.
Bad behavior by some leads to track restrictions at NYSSD
Access to the New York State School for the Deaf’s (NYSSD) track by the public is being restricted, in connection with concerns about some people’s behavior when using the facility. The track, … more
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COMMONS TO COME — The Common Council will vote on a measure to apply for state funding to build “Copper City Commons” on West Dominick Street and Gigliotti Avenue. According to city documents, the commons will include seating on West Dominick Street, and a plaza on both streets, to include sculptures, landscaping and new sidewalks. The $641,731 project will require the city to spend $96,259.65.
Council may seek $775,000 for two downtown projects
The city may apply for nearly $775,000 in state funding for two new downtown projects in its meeting tonight. The seven-member body meets at 7 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall, 198 N. … more
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RACC seeks volunteers for annual Halloween House
Rome Art and Community Center, 308 W. Bloomfield St., is looking for volunteers for its annual Halloween House event. Halloween House will be held during the middle two weekends of October, however, … more
Grant to help fund respite care for families hit by Alzheimer’s
The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America has awarded a $5,000 grant to the Senior Citizens Council of Rome to provide respite care services for families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other … more
Fundraiser to benefit R-CATS
The R-CATS Program will hold another Get Together fund raiser at the Wendy’sat 401 Erie Blvd. W. on Tuesday, July 16 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. according to an announcement from event organizers. The … more
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Woman accused of violating order of protection
A 48-year-old woman has been charged with violating a court order during a domestic dispute at the Thirteen Pines Motel on River Road, according to a report by local law enforcement officials. … more
NYSSD SCHOLARS — The Rome Lions Club recently awarded a pair of $500 scholarships to two graduating seniors, Abigail Anzalone and Alen Kendic, at the New York State School for the Deaf. Among those at the ceremony were, from left, NYSSD Superintendent Joyce Long; Anzalone; Kendic; Joseph Defina, of the Rome Lions Club and a past district governor; and Chris Kimball, NYSSD guidance counselor.
Two seniors receive scholarships from Rome Lions Club
Special election for Clockville Water District on Aug. 13
CANASTOTA — There will be a special election for the proposed formation of the Clockville Water District on Aug. 13. Polls will be open from 6 a.m, until 9 pm. at the Lincoln Fire House 7224 Old … more
State police release name of deceased, injured in Route 46 accident
A 27-year-old was killed in a head-on crash that occurred on Route 46 Tuesday afternoon. State Police at Oneida said Tyler R. Bangs, of North Bay, was pronounced dead after being transported to Rome … more
Fatal crash on Route 46 still under investigation
One person was killed in a head-on collision on Route 46 near Townline Road in the outer district Tuesday afternoon, according to Rome fire department officials. City fire officials said two vehicles … more
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State raises awareness of invasive species
ALBANY — The state Department of Environmental Conservation and the Department of Agriculture and Markets hope to raise awareness of the dangers of invasive species across the state with New … more
Annsville man charged following dispute
TOWN OF ANNSVILLE — A 42-year-old man has been charged with a domestic dispute inside a vehicle Sunday. Deputies said Jonathan J. Arbes, of Annsville, was involved in a domestic dispute with … more
Woman killed in ATV accident
TOWN OF DIANA — A Wayne County woman was killed when her all-terrain vehicle swerved to avoid an oncoming pickup truck in Lewis County Friday. State police said Tammy J. Shears, 53, of Savannah, … more
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Picente appeals decision restoring Hennessy petitions
Whether Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente Jr. will face a contested general election is not definitely settled, as the attorney for Democratic Oneida County Executive candidate Michael Hennessy … more
RENOVATIONS DISCUSSED — County lawmakers tour Building 101 at Griffiss International Airport earlier this year. Lawmakers will weigh a proposal to improve the energy efficiency of several hangars in a bid to make them more cost effective for potential businesses.
County nears deal to update hangars
Oneida County legislators are near a decision on a plan to modernize the heating system in the vast former hangars at the former Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome in hopes of landing new rent-paying … more
PROPOSED DOLLAR GENERAL LOCATION — The area shown at right, off Turin Road/Route 26 in the Town of Lee slightly south of the Stokes-Lee Center Road intersection, would be the potential location for a new Dollar General store based on a presentation last week to the town Planning Board. At left is a vacant former retail building that would not be part of the proposed location. The new store building would be over 100 feet off Turin Road/Route 26, according to the proposal.
New Dollar General store proposed for Lee location
TOWN OF LEE — A new Dollar General store is being proposed off the west side of Turin Road/Route 26, slightly south of the intersection with Stokes-Lee Center Road. Plans for an approximately … more
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PIT STOP — Enolla Nelson from Raleigh, N.C., enjoys ice cream after a hot day on her bike, as riders during the 2018 Cycle the Erie Canal Bike Tour spent a night in Rome. More than 700 riders are expected to camp out on the Fort Stanwix lawn in this year’s event on Thursday.
Annual ride to bring hundreds of bicyclists to area Thursday
Hundreds of cyclists will coast into Rome Thursday as part of the annual Cycle the Erie Canal Bike Tour, presented by New York Parks and Trails. Organizers say that the annual eight-day tour from … more
Lorena Road to close Wednesday for tree removal
Lorena Road will be closed for tree removal on Wednesday, July 10 from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., according to an announcement by city officials on Monday. The street will be open for local traffic only … more
Summer school programs underway
Summer school education programs are underway in the Rome school district, involving several hundred students. Compared to a year ago, “there is not really any change to the summer program for the … more
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