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City renews agreement with insurance consultant
The Board of Estimate and Contract renewed its agreement with insurance consultant USI in its first meeting of the new year. The board, comprised of Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, Common Council President … more
Off-campus fight leads to charges for Camden teen
VILLAGE OF CAMDEN — A 17-year-old Camden High School student is facing multiple charges after law enforcers said she attacked another student during the lunch break on Thursday. Sheriff’s … more
Council approves codes changes
The Common Council explained its reasoning before voting to pass changes to the city’s electrical, building and street vendor codes in its Wednesday night meeting. Councilors passed a wholesale … more
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CNY Wing Wars slated for Jan. 26
WHITESBORO — The 2019 CNY Wing Wars to benefit local cancer patients in financial need through the Joseph M. Chubbuck Foundation will be held from 1-4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 at Harts Hill Inn on … more
And no popcorn for you...
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: A Missouri deer poacher has been sentenced to a year in jail with an unusual twist: He’ll be required to watch the Disney classic “Bambi” once a month. David … more
Wages rise in county, but area still ranks near bottom
The average weekly wage in Oneida County continues to be at the bottom among the state’s 18 largest counties, although it did rise 2.6 percent between mid-2017 and mid-2018, says a new federal … more
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Candidates sought for open OPL Board of Trustees seat
ONEIDA — The Oneida Public Library Board of Trustees invites adult residents of the OPL Special Legislature Library District who are interested in running as candidates for the board seat opening … more
Deadline Tuesday for Salute to Outstanding Women awards
Nominations for the YWCA Mohawk Valley’s annual Salute to Outstanding Women awards are due Tuesday. Nominations may be made at ywcamv.org/Salute. Nominees must be 18 or older, live or work in … more
Revere receives recycling award
Revere Copper Products of Rome has won the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority’s 2018 Recycling Champion Award in recognition of the company taking the initiative to reduce its solid waste stream … more
RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS — Among recipients of Rome College Foundation Scholarships are, from left, Randee West, Mohawk Valley Community College and Christina Carambia, SUNY Polytechnic Institute. Third from left is Sue Carvelli, the new president of the Rome College Foundation succeeding Pam Havens whose two-year term has expired. At right is scholarship recipient Ryan Tamburrino, Hamilton College.
Rome College Foundation awards scholarships
Scholarship awards totaling $7,500 were presented to seven local students Tuesday by the Rome College Foundation. Among the awards: • Rome College Foundation Scholarships; $1,000 per student … more
Utica Comets company takes over harbor-area restaurant
The ownership behind the Utica Comets professional hockey team, Utica City FC indoor soccer team and Utica’s Aqua Vino restaurant has bought Babe’s Macaroni Grill and Bar with plans to rename it … more
RCS COLLECTS FIRST PLACE — Rome Catholic School earned first place in the elementary school category in the third annual Plastic Film Recycling Challenge for local schools, sponsored by the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority. Among RCS students, from left: Kameron Foley, kindergarten; Mya Dowgas, first grade; Connor Earl, fourth grade; Dylan Coleman, sixth grade; Jackson Kraeger, pre-k 4-year-old.
Rome Catholic bags first in recycling challenge
Rome Catholic School came in first place among elementary schools and Remsen Junior-Senior High among middle and high schools in the third annual Plastic Film Recycling Challenge, the Oneida-Herkimer … more
Man hit with pot, weapons charges
A Utica man was charged with felony possession of both marijuana and firearms following a domestic dispute on Tuesday, according to local law enforcement officials. Police said Jonathan Hines, 38, … more
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Man faces rape charge
CAZENOVIA — A Madison County man is accused of raping a woman at his residence, according to a report by area law enforcement personnel. Sheriff’s deputies said Christopher E. Conley, 43, of East … more
DRONE CHUTE — A drone equipped with a parachute system made by Indemnis of Anchorage, Alaska, shown during a test in December at Griffiss International Airport’s drone test site operated by the Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance.
Company uses Griffiss to validate drone-parachute system
An Alaska company that makes a parachute system for drones came to Rome to conduct federal validation tests for its product. And it worked. Indemnis sent a team to the New York Unmanned Aerial … more
Spaghetti dinner to benefit Lake Delta Volunteer Fire Department
A spaghetti dinner fundraiser will be held Saturday from 4-7 p.m. at the Lake Delta Volunteer Fire Department, 8508 Elmer Hill Road. The event will benefit the fire department in helping to meet its … more
DOWN INSIDE — Firefighters in a ladder truck aim their hose line down into a silo on Whittaker Road in Trenton this morning to douse the burning feed inside. It is the second fire in less than a week for the farm, a barn caught fire from an electrical malfunction on a tractor on Sunday with some 200 head of cattle killed. See story, page 2.
Fire strikes Trenton farm again
TOWN OF TRENTON — Fire has struck again at the Terry Jones Farm on Whittaker Road, with a silo catching fire less than a week after a large barn fired killed nearly 200 head of cattle. Fire … more
SITE PLAN APPROVED —The site plan for the propsed Hannaford Supermarket at 801 Cypress St. was approved by the city Planning Board on Tuesday night. A Hannaford official said the Rome store would be based on “a newer protoype.” The 49,000-square foot store will include a separate bottle and can return center, a drive-thru pharamacy, and a pickup window for the company’s online shopping service, Hannaford To Go.
Site plans for Hannaford, Byrne Dairy stores approved
The site plan for the propsed Hannaford Supermarket at 801 Cypress St. was approved by the city Planning Board in its first meeting of 2019. The five-member volunteer body re-elected Mark Esposito as … more
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City to host 10th annual ‘Sweet Heart Couples Dance’
The city Parks and Recreation Department will hold its 10th annual “Sweet Heart Couples Dance,” open to all children under 12 and their parent/guardians, on Friday, Feb. 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the … more
Floyd residents urged to protect pipes
With an arctic blast set to descend on the region over the next several days, Floyd Water Superintendent Michelle Kotary is urging town residents to take precautions to keep their pipes from … more
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