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Remsen Alumni seek updates for gallery
The Remsen Alumni association is updating the gallery of graduate pictures at the high school, the organization has announced. more

MVHS, union reach contract agreement
Officials from Mohawk Valley Health System and the Communications Workers of America and United Food and Commercial Workers unions ... more
Pictured is a red tailed hawk.
Western Town Library to host Falcon Heart Rescue program
The Western Town Library will host an outdoor presentation by Falcon Heart Rescue Wildlife Rehabilitation Program. more

The Savoy, 255 East Dominick St. in Rome, has been a staple of the Rome community since 1908, when it opened as a boarding house and then a restaurant featuring 10-cent spaghetti. Thanks in part to its service to generations of Air Force personnel as well as its authentic Italian cuisine and cozy charm, the Savoy garnered local, regional, national and even international renown.
Iconic Savoy Restaurant up for sale
After 114 years of serving the local community and a recent maelstrom of events, the iconic Savoy Restaurant, which closed its doors last year ... more
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The Utica Zoo recently installed the new Story Walk display developed by the Oneida Indian Nation and Colgate University in its children’s zoo section near the main entrance.
Cultural Story Walk at Utica Zoo brings classic Oneida tale to life
The Utica Zoo recently installed a new Story Walk display developed by the Oneida Indian Nation and Colgate University in its children’s zoo section near the main entrance. more
With temperatures hovering in the mid-90's, people walk near a sign down Hanover Street in the North End, during a summer heat wave, Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Boston. Dangerously high temperatures Thursday threatened much of the Northeast and Deep South as millions of Americans sought comfort from air-conditioners, fire hydrants, fountains and cooling centers. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Heat wave to linger in region
A high heat wave will linger throughout the weekend for much of the Northeast, including Central New York ... more
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RFA Class of 1952 to gather, seeks missing classmates
A 70-year reunion for the members of the Rome Free Academy Class of 1952 will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug, 20, with a dinner at the Franklin Hotel, 301 S. James St. more
Child, man injured in fireworks incident in Utica, police say
A 32-year-old man and a toddler were injured in a fireworks incident on Rutger Street in Utica late Wednesday night, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Kodak uses film manufacturing expertise for new battery
Eastman Kodak is making an investment in a battery technology company, and the company’s CEO said that association is a natural fit for Kodak. more
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Two loaded handguns seized after man flees police checkpoint, authorities say
A 20-year-old man is facing multiple charges after he fled from a law enforcement checkpoint with two loaded handguns late Thursday night ... more
Rome man accused of stalking
A 25-year-old man is facing multiple charges for threatening people during a domestic dispute in Whitesboro late Tuesday night, according to the Whitesboro Police. more
Colleges get $1.5M grant to boost prison education programs
A partnership between the State University of New York and the Mellon Foundation will expand educational opportunities for incarcerated individuals in state prisons. more
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The roots of organic marijuana plants are moistened by an irrigation system while the leaves soak up the sun at a farm in the Schoharie County town of Sharon Friday.
Shops expected to get local cannabis products on shelves this year
Just a couple of miles from the tourism hotspot of Sharon Springs, thousands of organically-farmed marijuana plants are beginning to bush out with the aid of an irrigation system ... more
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A Department of Transportation worker plugs in a generator to fix a traffic light on the corner of North Genesee Street. and Wurz Avenue in Utica after a power outage on Friday shut down several street lights. National Grid said nearly 600 customers were without power for about an hour.
Wire blamed for power outage on Utica's north side
Electricity was out for nearly 600 National Gird customers in north Utica on Friday, shutting down traffic lights and darkening businesses for about an hour midday .... more
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Vienna man accused of sexual abuse of young child, say law enforcers
A 40-year-old man is accused of sexually abusing a young child in Utica, according to the Oneida County Child Advocacy Center. more
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Bill in state senate would restore death penalty in New York
A new bill has been introduced in the state Senate seeking to restore the death penalty in limited cases in New York state. more
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Rome City School District board of ed to meet Aug. 8
The next regular meeting of the Rome City School District’s board of education will take place at 6 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 8 ... more
Linda Faber of Faber Farm in Camden shows local children the kind of wool she gets from her sheep farm and how she uses it to make all kinds of crafts via felting at last year’s Fall Fest in Oneida.
Vendors sought for second annual Fall Fest in Oneida
Oneida’s second annual Fall Fest is right around the corner, and those interested in becoming vendors are invited. more
A dispute in the upstairs apartment above Empire Center of Dance in Marcy early Friday morning led to one man being stabbed multiple times, according to New York State Police. The victim was rushed to a local hospital, and the accused attacker was taken into custody.
UPDATED: One man stabbed in Marcy; self-defense under investigation
The injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, troopers said Friday afternoon. more
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Madison County Mobility Management, part of the Madison County Rural Health Council (MCRHC), has been awarded a $2,500 Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Community Health Award to expand transportation services to those in need in the county. (Photo submitted)
Grant to help provide Madison County residents with needed transportation services
Madison County Mobility Management, part of the Madison County Rural Health Council (MCRHC), has been awarded $2,500 from an Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Community Health Award ... more
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