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Clark Mills driver ticketed in Vernon traffic incident
A 27-year-old driver was ticketed and hospitalized after swerving out of traffic at Route 5 and Bleeker Road in Vernon. more
New Hartford Police Chief Michael Inserra will retire as top cop at the end of June, having served nearly 40 years in law enforcement and the past 12 as chief. He leaves behind a modernized department that has seen its fair share of tragedy.
Compassion key for retiring New Hartford police chief
After nearly 40 years in law enforcement, New Hartford Police Chief Michael S. Inserra is grateful that he’s held on to his compassion. He’s glad the job never made him cold. more
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Police say Rome man damaged SUV with baseball bat
A 38-year-old man has been charged with damaging a person's SUV with a baseball bat in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Rome man faces menacing and other charges
Accused of threatening another person with a butter knife, a 20-year-old man is facing multiple charges, according to the Rome Police Department. more
In Rome, Cliff's Market employee charged with petty larceny
A clerk at Cliff's Market in Rome is accused of scratching off more than $400 worth of lottery tickets while on the job, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Utility wire catches roof on fire at Mustang Drive apartments
The residents of an apartment building on Mustang Drive in Rome were temporarily displaced Tuesday afternoon when a utility wire caught fire on the roof, according to the Rome Fire Department. more
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Oneida County early voting for primary begins Saturday
Oneida County Board of Elections Commissioners remind voters that early voting for the June 28 Primary Election begins Saturday, June 18... more
Police: Man charged with felony for reported staff threat at Durhamville Elementary School
A 31-year-old man has been charged with a felony for calling Durhamville Elementary School Wednesday afternoon and threatening a staff member over the phone. more
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Local artist Stephen Carpenter held a meeting at the Oneida Lakes Arts and Heritage Center and unveiled his latest project: Bolero de Cochereau. The North Bay artist is looking to render the musical piece of Pierre Cochereau into color, shape, and space as a cinematic expression
Local artist unveils ambitious project
On Monday, local artist Stephen Carpenter held a meeting at the Oneida Lakes Arts and Heritage Center and unveiled his latest project: Bolero de Cochereau. more
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Members of the Lee Town Board meet on Tuesday, where a concerned resident brought to attention a frequented hangout for teens and young adults that has become a place for drinking, partying, and littering.
Concern over youth partying at parcel discussed in Lee
The safety and welfare of the younger residents of Lee were discussed at Tuesday’s Lee town board meeting as a town resident brought to attention a site on Route 26... more
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Spreading the word about elder abuse and Elder Abuse Awareness Day
To help spread the word about elder abuse and Elder Abuse Awareness Day, 50 Forward Mohawk Valley will hold an open house at their Verona Beach location on Monday. more
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Utica man gets felony robbery charge in Rome incident, police say
A 28-year-old man is accused of robbing an acquaintance after hanging out on South George Street, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful doubles down on cleanup effort
It’s not too late to join in on the Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful Great American Cleanup, according to coordinators of the six-county event. more
Rome man charged with stealing for fifth time in three months, police say
A 42-year-old man most recently allegedly stole a bicycle off a front porch. more
FLAG RETIREMENT — The Holland Patent Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a flag retirement ceremony on Saturday at the Leon H. Roberts American Legion Post 161. Above, Anne Edwards, a HPDAR member and past chapter regent, prepares flags for the ceremony. Also helping to prepare the flags for retirement and joining in the ceremony were Children of the American Revolution, NYDAR District V Director Mary Cardinale, Fort Stanwix DAR Chapter Regent Erin Gurdak, Astenrogen DAR Chapter Regent-Elect Naomi Starsiak, and Skenandoah DAR Chapter Regent Sue Bowley, as well as members of Roberts Post, the Roberts Post Auxiliary, and community members. More than 1,000 flags were retired.
SNAPSHOT: Holland Patent DAR hosted a flag retirement ceremony
The Holland Patent Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a flag retirement ceremony on Saturday at the Leon H. Roberts American Legion Post 161. more
Pair accused of fighting with Rome police during neighborhood dispute
A 20-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl are both facing charges for fighting with police officers on Locomotive Avenue in Rome Saturday night... more
Boonville woman faces drug charge following traffic stop, law enforcers say
A Boonville woman was charged with having with a quantity of pills without a prescription in Rome very early Sunday morning ... more
Police say wanted Rome man found on illegal motorized bike
A 21-year-old man wanted by law enforcement for a threatening another person with a knife was found on Monday operating an illegal bicycle, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Boonville man faces drug charges
A Boonville man was busted with quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine in Rome early Friday. more
Members of the Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School Class of 2022 usher in the next chapter of their lives at their graduation ceremony on Friday. Look for more on the school’s graduating class in a special commemorative section to be published on Thursday, June 30.
Plenty of pomp, happy circumstances at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Junior Senior High School held its commencement ceremony Friday. more
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