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Munson-Williams to host voter registration along with women’s exhibition
UTICA — The Munson Williams Proctor Arts institute, 310 Genesee St. in Utica, will host voter registration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 17, assisted by members of the Utica-Rome Chapter of the … more
Police say man attacked girlfriend
A 26-year-old man is accused of attacking his girlfriend and shoving her around their home at Park Drive Manor II very early Friday morning. Police said Frederick A. Gilmore punched his girlfriend in … more
Man faces burglary charge in theft from New Hartford gas station
NEW HARTFORD — A break-in at the Mirabito Gas Station on Oneida Street has led to charges against a 20-year-old man, according to law enforcement officials. Police said a burglary alarm at the … more
Police say woman failed to return rented U-Haul truck
A Rome woman has been charged with felony grand larceny after law enforcement officials said she rented a U-Haul truck and never brought it back. Police said Mary B. Mooney, 48, rented the truck from … more
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Man accused of attack on child
TOWN OF PARIS — A 33-year-old man is accused of attacking a child under the age of 17 at a residence on Summit Road on Thursday. Sheriff’s deputies said Mark C. Keenan, of Paris, struck the … more
Teen accused in robbery also brought up on charges from earlier domestic dispute
A Rome teenager recently charged with attempted robbery in Utica is now also facing charges for a domestic dispute in Rome, according to law enforcement officials. Police said on July 31, Wilfredo … more
Mayor says city won’t tolerate racist abuse in wake of incident
As of this morning, a police investigation continues into a weekend incident that involved racist graffiti found on a rented U-Haul truck parked outside a residence on First Street. Police said a … more
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CHAMBER HONOR — The Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has named Rome Sign & Display Co., Inc. as its Member of the Week. The company has been serving the signage needs of the community since 1957.
Rome Sign & Display Co. recognized as chamber’s Member of the Week
The Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has named Rome Sign & Display Co., Inc. as Member of the Week, according to a release. The company has been in business since 1957; and Terrence Denton is the … more
127 special education students to begin year with in-person classes in Rome
While most of the Rome school district will launch the new academic year Monday on a remote basis due to COVID-19 factors, 127 supported learning/special education students will attend in-person … more
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Board may discuss goals during Saturday retreat
A Board of Education "retreat" work session meeting that may include such topics as overall board goals and how to achieve them is scheduled for Saturday at 9 a.m. at the school district office, 409 … more
GATHERING TO REMEMBER — While COVID-19 concerns did not permit the public to gether to remember the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, members of the Rome Police and Fire Departments along with other city officials gathered for a formal ceremony at the Police and Firemen’s Memorial Park on Black River Boulevard to remember the fallen. Above, members of a joint fire and police color guard stand at attention during the singing of the national anthem. Additional photos on page 8.
9/11 remembered in sombre ceremony
Friday morning, Rome city officials converged on the city’s Police and Firemen’s Memorial Park across from the Central Fire Station on Black River Boulevard for a 9/11 memorial service. This … more
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10 new COVID cases, one death in Oneida County
Oneida County reported 10 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, and one new death, the first since Aug. 26, for 122 so far. As of noon Thursday, three patients were hospitalized with COVID … more
BUDGET UNCERTAINTY — Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente Jr. speaks to county legislators Wednesday to ask for extra time to prepare a draft 2021 county budget because of pandemic-based uncertainty on county expenses and revenues. A budget is due Dec. 15 in order to prepare tax bills by January.(Sentinel photo by David Hill)
Picente seeks more time for budget
UTICA — Oneida County’s revenue from sales tax appears to be bouncing back from being as much as 40% off budget early in the COVID-19 pandemic, but because there is too much unknown about how … more
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Utica officer suspended for use of force during gun arrest, city officials say
A Utica man is accused of threatening a woman with a loaded firearm in the city late Friday night. After the man was taken into custody, Utica city officials said a police officer was captured on … more
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Man accused of fighting with officers following rescue call
One man is in custody for fighting with police officers after a series of events that started with a reported water rescue in the Mohawk River Wednesday night, according to city officials. Deputy … more
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CASE CONFIRMED — Health officials say a raccoon, like the one shown in this file photo, in Marcy tested positive for rabies. The Oneida County Health Department has reminded residents throughout the county to be wary and known the warning signs of animals with rabies.
Person exposed to rabid raccoon in Marcy
UTICA — An adult is receiving post exposure treatment following exposure to a raccoon which has tested positive for rabies in the town of Marcy. The raccoon was sent to the New York State … more
Later start for remote start for secondary students in Rome
An educational programs report ahead of a new academic year that begins remotely next week, and a proposed property tax assessment reduction for the Advance Auto Parts store on Black River Boulevard, … more
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SUPPORTERS RALLY — Members of the Mohawk Valley/Central New Yorkers for Trump and (Congressional candidate Claudia) Tenney hold signs, wave flags and gesture to passing motorists during a “Back the Blue” rally at Dippin’ Donuts, 1169 Erie Blvd. W., on Wednesday afternoon.
Back the Blue rally
Moment of silence among EADS planned 9/11 observances
A moment of silence, plus internally circulated reflections on the day and photo montages from it, will be among observances Friday at the Eastern Air Defense Sector (EADS) at Griffiss park on the … more
HCCC to host drive-through job fair
HERKIMER — Herkimer Working Solutions and Herkimer County Community College are partnering to offer the region’s first drive-thru job fair, the organizations have announced. The event will be … more
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