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Times changed for two Rome school board committee meetings
Two committee meetings for the Rome City School District Board of Education have had their times changed. more

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Local social worker tapped for national rural leadership program
The U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance has selected a social worker with the Camden Life Center and Come to the Table Counseling, to be part of a group of fellows in a new rural leadership program. more
Pair selected for Inside Albany conference
The Utica/Rome Chapter of the League of Women Voters has selected two area students to participate in this year’s Students Inside Albany program. more

The Rome Academy of Sciences will host the presentation “Space-Based Solar Power” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 23, in the Rome Historical Society Auditorium, 200 Church St.
Academy of Sciences event to focus on space-based solar power
The Rome Academy of Sciences will host the presentation “Space-Based Solar Power” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 23, in the Rome Historical Society Auditorium, 200 Church St. more
Art show features works from local teachers, students
The Madison-Oneida BOCES Art Professional Learning Group (PLG) opened its eighth annual “Art: The Common Thread” teacher-student exhibit Saturday, March 4, at the Kirkland Town Library. more
Mohawk Valley native Kim Bass is set to release his second film in theaters nationwide. Pictured is the set of “A Snowy Day in Oakland.”
Mohawk Valley native to release second film
“A Snowy Day in Oakland,” an urban comedic drama written and directed by Utica native and former Frankfort resident Kim Bass, will open in theaters nationwide beginning March 17. more
Oneida Police Chief Steve Lowell takes his oath of office at a swearing-in ceremony in the Oneida Common Council on Thursday, March 9.
Steve Lowell sworn in as Oneida police chief
Steve Lowell was sworn in as Oneida’s new police chief on Thursday in the Common Council chambers of City Hall. more
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These runners are all smiles and in all green as they make their way down Genesee Street just before the start of the Utica St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 11, 2023.
Weather can’t dampen Irish spirit at parade, festivities
No blarney needed — despite the wet snow and cold temperatures, happy leprechauns galore came out to make their way down Genesee Street during Utica's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. more
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City accepting applications for summer employment
The City of Rome is accepting applications for 2023 summer employment. Positions include summer park attendants, general seasonal maintenance and laborers, and pool attendants. more
A patron at Keaton & Lloyd Bookshop helps herself to a taste of noodle and pasta dishes at the Oodles of Noodles event Saturday.
SNAPSHOT: Oodles of Noodles attracts hungry patrons to bookshop
Keaton & Lloyd Bookshop, 238 W. Dominick St., held its Oodles of Noodles event Saturday afternoon. more
MVCC students walk around the Mohawk Valley Community College campus Wednesday, March 8 in Utica. The college promotes dual credit courses that allow students to earn college credits while still in high school.
Dual credit courses ‘blur the line’ between high school & college
Mohawk Valley Community College is a longtime supporter of dual credit course offerings, said Timothy Thomas, MVCC’s assistant vice president for learning and academic affairs. more
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The Utica Food Pantry relies on monetary donations and food drives in order to address local food insecurity. Above, in 2022, Rome Free Academy teacher Rob Wood loads boxes of canned goods that RFA students and the RFA Student Association donated to the Gansevoort and Bellamy Elementary School food pantrys.
Food insecurity could become a harsh reality for SNAP recipients
With the emergency allotments from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) at an end, local food pantries are expecting to see an influx of people utilizing their services. more
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Site plan approved for Caliber Collision
A site plan review and negative declaration on the Site Environmental Quality Review for a proposed auto body shop at 1303-09 Erie Blvd. W. were approved by the city Planning Board. more
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Fair House training sessions March 23
The City of Rome and CNY Fair Housing are hosting Fair Housing training sessions for landlords and service providers in recognition of Fair Housing Month. more
Open House on project to rehabilitate State Route 12B
The New York State Department of Transportation will host two public information meetings on Tuesday, March 28. more
Program members, from left, Donna Goodwin, Elaine Atkinson and Cynthia DeTraglia chat Thursday, March 9 during the Mohawk Valley Institute for Learning in Retirement open house event at Mohawk Valley Community College in Rome.
MVILR program invites retirees to continue to learn
MVILR is a non-profit organization that offers educational programming for local seniors to help them “learn, live, grow, move, think, socialize and create.” more
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Town of Lewis announces justice vacancy
The Town of Lewis will have a vacancy in the elected Town Justice position. more
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office will be providing seven Special Patrol Officers to the Whitesboro Central School District.
Oneida County Board of Legislators approves public safety resolutions
The Oneida County Board of Legislators approved resolutions related to public safety in the county at its recent meeting.   more
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Valley View, 620 Memorial Parkway, is now the former home of Daniele’s, who leased the venue for over 20 years. The venue is expected to receive a massive facelift with renovations to be completed by late fall.
City seeks new tenant for Valley View
Valley View, Utica’s iconic catering venue, is now back in the hands of the city after Daniele’s lease has expired. more
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Colleen Kain Martin, grand marshal of Utica’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, runs the line striper with the help of George Sabo, a maintenance tech for the City of Utica, as the green center line is painted along Genesee Street for today’s parade. The official color of the line is Kelly Green. Today’s parade begins at 10 a.m. at Oneida Square and will travel northbound along Genesee Street to Columbia Street.
SNAPSHOT: Painting of the green line
The green center line is painted along Genesee Street for today’s parade. more
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