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‘Rome Rises’ returns
Just as the Phoenix, a mythical beast that returns from the ashes; so too is a city website, Rome Rises, making its return. City Marketing and Events Coordinator Sarah Lokker said the website is a … more
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Utica, MVHS at odds over sale of parking garage, new hotel project
UTICA — Mayor Robert Palmieri, joined by Comptroller Bill Morehouse and several members of the Utica Common Council, on Thursday announced a major development which they say will benefit Utica, … more
AAA holds food drive to aid area organizations
UTICA — AAA Northeast invites area residents to drop off nonperishable, microwaveable or easy-to-prepare food items at the AAA Utica Branch offices, 430 Court St., to help replenish food supplies … more
Holland Patent ZBA to meet Tuesday
HOLLAND PATENT — The village of Holland Patent Zoning Board of Appeals will meet on Tuesday, July 27, at 7 p.m. in the Holland Patent Depot, 9544 Depot St., according to an announcement by village … more
RCH Class of 1969 to gather
The members of the Rome Catholic High School Class of 1969 will have a “Turning 70” get together as the “’69’ers turn 70,” event organizers say. The event will be held on Saturday, July … more
Smith Post to host chicken barbecue fundraiser
The Henry P. Smith American Legion Post #24, 325 Erie Blvd. W., will hold a takeout chicken barbecue fundraiser on Saturday, July 31, from noon until chicken is gone. The meal will include a … more
Rep. Claudia L. Tenney
Tenney slams Pelosi decision to reject two Republican congress members from House Jan. 6 probe panel
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Claudia L. Tenney, R-22, New Hartford, has issued a statement criticizing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s denial of two of five proposed Republican members of Congress from … more
Endangerment charged after tot found wandering Erie Blvd. West
A young boy wearing only a diaper was found wandering onto Erie Boulevard West Wednesday evening, according to law enforcement officials. Police said a driver passing through the area spotted the boy … more
Police accuse man in break-in
A 31-year-old man is accused of stealing a $3,000 automotive computer from a garage on Chatham Street, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Collin B. Cox, of West Bloomfield Street, … more
Meth seized in drug raid; additional charges for resident
LOWVILLE — A quantity of methamphetamine was seized at a Lewis County home in the second drug raid at that residence this year, according to law enforcement officials. Sheriff’s deputies said a … more
Man faces burglary charge in theft from auto garage
Accused of stealing nearly $40,000 worth of property from Premo’s Automotive Sales and Service, a 41-year-old man is facing multiple charges, according to law enforcement officials. Police said … more
MUSH PIT — Concert-goers at the Woodstock ‘99 festival engage in a “mud” fight that involved the event’s portable toilets.
Differing views of festival remembered
It was an event meant to renew the peace and love vibes of its namesake that would instead come to a fiery, rioting end and become infamously known as “The day the music died.” Woodstock ‘99 … more
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TWO INJURED ON ROUTE 365 — Rome firefighters assist at the scene after a two-vehicle crashed flipped this Jeep Grand Cherokee at Route 365 and Lamphear Road in the city’s outer district Thursday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies said the driver ran a red light and had to be extricated from the vehicle with multiple injuries.
Pair of drivers hospitalized in Route 365 crash
Both drivers were hospitalized after a Syracuse man ran a red light at Route 365 and Lamphear Road Thursday afternoon, leading to a crash, law enforcement officials said. Sheriff’s deputies said … more
NYPD: Only 43% of workforce vaccinated against COVID
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York City police department says just 43% of its workforce has been vaccinated against COVID-19. The New York Post reported Wednesday that about 23,000 of the NYPD’s … more
Jessica Essary
Book includes chapter by area college professor
CAZENOVIA — Jessica Essary, Ph.D., co-program director and associate professor of the Inclusive Education program at Cazenovia College, has had a summary of her field work published in a new book, … more
Madison County asks residents to complete Mental Well-Being survey
WAMPSVILLE — Madison County’s Mental Health Task Force has put together a Mental Well-Being survey. They are asking that members of the community complete the short survey to help them assess the … more
READY FOR WORK — Industrial trucks sit in the new Madison County Highway Facility, ready to hit the road.
New highway facility opens in Madison County
EATON — Madison County and public officials cut the ribbon for the new Madison County Highway Facility in Eaton, replacing its aging facility in Morrisville with something brand new and … more
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Oriskany man charged with mischief
BOONVILLE — A 32-year-old man is accused of damaging a motor vehicle during a domestic dispute. Sheriff’s deputies said Nicholas C. Sappah, of Oriskany, was involved in a domestic dispute in … more
Parolee faces charges following standoff with law enforcers
WHITESBORO — A parolee is facing multiple charges after a brief standoff with officers on Wood Road Tuesday evening, according to local law enforcement officials. A sheriff’s deputy was injured … more
Chamber recognizes Human Technologies
Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has selected Human Technologies as its Business of the Week. The company, a social enterprise with a mission to create employment for people with disabilities, was … more
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