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The Local Planning Committee gathered at the Kallet Theater on June 15 to continue forward with the deliberation process to revitalize the city's downtown with state funding.
Favorite projects emerge in Oneida DRI process; deliberation continues
Projects are competing for a chunk of the $10 million in DRI funding provided by the state, which has the ultimate say in what projects can move forward. more
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OneGroup employees showed up with paint brushes in hand this week at the Oneida Health Extended Care and Rehabilitation Center (“ECF”), ready to get to work bringing two gazebos some new life.
Volunteers spruce up gazebos to aid nursing home residents
OneGroup employees showed up with paint brushes in hand this week at the Oneida Health Extended Care and Rehabilitation Center (ECF), ready to get to work bringing two gazebos some new life. … more
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Austin Butler hugs his wife, Laina, following a farewell ceremony for soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry of the New York Army National Guard on Tuesday morning at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica.
Soldiers receive local sendoff before deployment
New York Army National Guard soldiers in the 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry received hugs and emotional good-byes on Tuesday before their deployment to the Horn of Africa. more
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Darlene Stromstad, President and CEO of Mohawk Valley Health System, announces a new logo and brand for the healthcare company on Thursday at the Wynn Hospital Construction Offices in Utica.
MVHS launches new logo, brand
Mohawk Valley Health System launched a new logo and updated brand to better reflect their values and mission for the future of local healthcare. more
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Bella Vita Cafe owner Lori Seef offers a free sample of some of the bakery’s latest sweet and savory treats to customer Austin Thomas.
Bakery opens at Bella Vita Cafe
Bella Vita Cafe’s bakery addition is bringing fresh-baked bread and treats to Oneida. more
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Visitors and participants at a classic car show at the Oneida Community Mansion House check out some of the vehicles on display.
Dozens of cars on display at Mansion House
The Oneida Community Mansion House (OCMH) welcomed guests for the first time to its first classic car show on Saturday at 170 Kenwood Ave., just outside of Sherrill. OCMH Director of … more
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From left, New York gubernatorial candidate Harry Wilson and Verona Town Councilman Fritz Scherz at an event in Oneida on Saturday, May 21.
SNAPSHOT: Running for governor, Harry Wilson makes campaign stop in Oneida
On Saturday, May 21, Harry Wilson, a Republican candidate for Governor of New York, appeared at a Meet and Greet event at HIPstir Café in Oneida. Among those who met with Wilson was … more
Oneida Mayor Helen Acker presents a proclamation to the friends and family Carol Madonia, recognizing her for her dedication to the Oneida City School District, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and the community at large.
Oneida lawmakers discuss student mental health, city administrator
Madison County supervisors brought updates from the county to the Oneida Common Council at Tuesday’s meeting, and the council is looking to create a city administrator/manager position. … more
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Proposed project profiles were available for viewing in the Kallet Theater during Oneida's second Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) public comment meeting on Wednesday, May 18, 2022. Each project is being considered to receive funding through the DRI.
Nearly 100 people turn out for Oneida DRI meeting
The tables were packed at the Kallet Civic Center for the second public comment meeting regarding Oneida's Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). Residents and other interested parties … more
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Abbey Woodcock, member of the Local Planning Committee, shares her thoughts during a committee meeting on Wednesday, May 4.
Oneida residents to have input on projects
ONEIDA — The process of finding, developing, and selecting projects to be considered for Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) funding is a long and arduous one, according to local officials. … more
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NEW ONEIDA POLICE OFFICER — Oneida Police Officer Nicholas Weber was sworn into service Monday morning in the City of Oneida, according to police officials. Weber will attend the second phase of the Police Academy before he begins in-field service. Authorities said Weber is also a sergeant in the Army National Guard.
SNAPSHOT: New Oneida police officer sworn in
Oneida Police Officer Nicholas Weber was sworn into service Monday morning in the City of Oneida.. more
FLAG GARDEN IN ONEIDA — Oneida residents and officials honor those lost with the planting of the Memorial Flag Garden. Hosted by the Oneida Memorial Association, the fourth annual Flag Garden ceremony displays the 108 names of Oneida citizens who served in the military — from the Civil War to the War on Terror.
SNAPSHOT: Oneida residents plant Memorial Flag Garden
Oneida residents and officials recently honored those lost with the planting of the Memorial Flag Garden.  more
The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 3. At the meeting, councilors voted to schedule a public hearing on the old Madison House building after it was found to be unsafe by the fire marshal
Officials poised to declare Madison House public nuisance
ONEIDA — The Oneida City Council is primed to declare the old Madison House, 140 Madison St., a public nuisance and has scheduled a public hearing for June 7, prior to the scheduled council meeting … more
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City officials take to the streets to say hello to businesses and residents as part of Operation: Walk Oneida.
Oneida officials launch initiative with downtown walk
ONEIDA — City officials took Oneida in stride on Wednesday morning to kick off Operation: Walk Oneida, a new initiative to connect with the community. Members of the Walk Oneida Team include Mayor … more
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‘Operation: Walk Oneida’ set to hit streets
ONEIDA — To help reach out to residents, Mayor Helen Acker and Oneida department heads will be walking the streets for “Operation: Walk Oneida.” The mayor introduced this new initiative at … more
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GOLDEN EGG — Party-goers at Jessica's Heroes Adult Easter Egg Hunt holds up their eggs to swap with one another. A $200 grand prize was given away to one lucky attendee.
Jessica’s Heroes event raises funds to assist cancer patients
ONEIDA — With warm weather and spring finally here, Jessica’s Heroes kicked off their fundraising efforts to help cancer patients with an Adult Easter Egg Hunt. “We completely sold out,” … more
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ANNUAL MEETING — Members, officials and guests enjoy the 125th Annual Meeting the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, April 5, at the Delta Hotel by Marriott in Utica. Guests enjoyed food and beverage, music by Spencer Morgan, a champagne toast and a celebration of the Chamber’s accomplishments over the past year in addition to conducting business.
Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce hosts 125th annual meeting
UTICA — The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce hosted its 125th Annual Meeting for their members on Tuesday, April 5, at the Delta Hotel by Marriott in Utica. Guests enjoyed food and beverage, music … more
POTENTIAL PROJECTS — Local residents look over a number of projects being proposed for the downtown revitalization project in Oneida on Wednesday, March 30.
Oneida residents reimagine downtown
ONEIDA — Local residents got a chance to meet and speak with committee members of the Oneida Downtown Revitalization and voice their thoughts at Wednesday’s meeting. And chief among residents’ … more
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‘INCREDIBLE TECHNOLOGY’ — Oneida County Sheriff Robert M. Maciol, center, was joined by other county officials on Wednesday to unveil the MX908 drug detection device. From left: County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr.; Maciol; and Executive Administrative Assistant District Attorney Grant J. Garramone.
County unveils device to detect drugs at jail
WHITESTOWN — A new, portable drug detection device will be used at the Oneida County Jail to test within seconds for narcotics coming in through inmate mail. Sheriff Robert M. Maciol and other … more
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100 YEARS...AND COUNTING — New York Mills Mayor Ernie Talerico rings a bell outside of the village’s fire department at noon on Tuesday. Talerico and other former village mayors and community representatives rang the bell ten times every hour from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in honor of New York Mills’ centennial year. The New York Mills Historical Society also conducted an open house throughout the day.
SNAPSHOT: Celebrating 100 years in New York Mills
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