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Utica coalition offers suggestions for police reforms
The newly formed Black Leadership Coalition of Utica has released a list of suggested police reforms as part of the governor’s state-wide mandate for every law enforcement agency to consider … more
Stolen car, marijuana possession among charges following pursuit
YORKVILLE — A Utica teenager is accused of leading Yorkville Police on a brief pursuit in a stolen car very early Monday morning, according to law enforcement officials. Village Police said they … more
REMEMBERING A PIONEER — Riders on new and vintage sleds participate in a previous John Schoff Memorial Ride. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, Jan. 23, starting at 10 a.m. Schoff was a pioneer of snowmobiling and the first Polaris dealer in the area.
Memorial vintage snowmobile ride to honor local pioneer, businessman
With weather conditions finally signaling a potential change for the better for the snowmobile industry, organizers of the 4th Annual John Schoff Memorial Ride have scheduled this year’s event for … more
School security officer payment agreement before board
Revisions in two pay agreements, one involving school security officers (SSOs) through the City of Rome and the other involving a union contract, will be considered at the Board of Education’s … more
STEEL STRETCHING TO THE SKY — Cranes hoist massive steel beams more than eight stories high as construction continues on Wednesday for the Mohawk Valley Health System’s downtown Utica hospital. The hospital, estimated to cost $548 million, is being built between Lafayette, Columbia and State streets and Broadway.
MVHS going skyward in Utica
School nurses help in bid to vaccinate Camden teachers; VVS, Westmoreland eye extending remote education
The Camden school district today was set to host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic, working with Rome Memorial Hospital and Utica Family Health Center to bring a first round of vaccinations to 100 … more
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County hopes to open Griffiss vaccine site in days
A new Oneida County-run COVID-19 vaccination site could be opened as soon as this coming weekend at Griffiss International Airport in Rome, though with vaccine supplies limited that’s no guarantee … more
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Lee Board supports using Town Hall for COVID-19 vaccinations
TOWN OF LEE — The Town Board is interested in having the Town Hall be a site for upcoming administering of COVID-19 vaccinations, and the town will let Oneida County know of its willingness to … more
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Police say man smashed child’s cellphone
A 31-year-old man has been charged with smashing a cell phone while his child was on the line with 9-1-1 on Park Drive on Friday, according to law enforcement officials. Police said that Aaron J. … more
Police say man threatened clerk with knife to steal bottle of soda
A 34-year-old man is facing multiple charges after law enforcement officials said he threatened a store clerk at Tops with a knife in order to steal a bottle of soda. Police said Steven C. Centore, … more
Lake Delta firefighters thank community for support
A “thank-you” message to the community for its continued support was announced by the Lake Delta Volunteer Fire Department, including for the continued success of the department’s annual fund … more
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LOOKING FOR A BITE — A pair of ice fishermen are out dropping their baited lines into the icy waters of Delta Lake on Tuesday. Several nights of temperatures well below freezing over the past week have helped local lakes and ponds to begin their annual freeze. Here, the fishermen are on a part of the lake north of the state park, where the campsites face Western. See story, page 14.
Cold nights lead to start of ice fishing season for anglers
ALBANY — Some cold nights have helped area ponds and lakes to freeze over, but the state Department of Environmental Conservation is reminding ice fishermen and other outdoor enthusiasts not to get … more
YEARS IN THE MAKING — Originally proposed in 2008, the Oneida Public Library’s new facility is officially ready as Library Director Michelle Ryan cuts the ribbon Monday, surrounded by members of the library staff and board. The Oneida Public Library is open daily for curbside pickup with plans to open the interior soon in a limited capacity due to COVID-19. For information, visit www.oneidapubliclibrary.org or call 315-363-3050
Oneida Public Library’s new facility officially ready
Law enforcers say man damaged door during argument with woman
A 35-year-old man has been charged with damaging a door on Brennon Avenue during a domestic dispute Thursday night, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Lowelle E. Clark, no address … more
Woman accused of stabbing boyfriend in hand during dispute
A Rome woman has been charged with felony assault for stabbing her boyfriend in the hand Friday night, according to city police. Authorities said Christine S. Beckwith, 48, of Floyd Avenue, was in an … more
Man faces imprisonment, menacing charges following domestic dispute
A 39-year-old man is accused of threatening his girlfriend with a knife and trying to stop her from leaving their Rome-Westernville Road home Monday afternoon, according to law enforcement officials. … more
Clinton Hannaford adds online ordering, curbside pickup
CLINTON — Local shoppers will now enjoy the ease and convenience of online grocery ordering and curbside pickup with the addition of new Hannaford To Go service at the Clinton store at 55 Meadow … more
MOBOCES board to hold virtual meeting tonight
The board of the Madison-Oneida Board of Cooperative Educational Services (MOBOCES) will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight, beginning at 5 p.m., the Verona-based agency announced. The meeting … more
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ACCESS FCU appoints new chief information officer
CLINTON — Michael Murrock has been named the chief information officer at ACCESS Federal Credit Union, according to an announcement by Thomas L. Owens, president and CEO of ACCESS Federal. Murrock … more
Buttenschon tapped for state Assembly’s education, agriculture committees
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, has been appointed to the state Assembly Committee on Education, her office announced. As a member of the committee, said Buttenschon, “I’m ready … more
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