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Oneida Scout Troop #2 sets up their cardboard shelters for the homelessness awareness sleep-out.
This year, local activist has company in raising awareness of homelessness in Madison County
Karing Kitchen Coordinator Melissa King has conducted an annual event — spending a night outside — for years to raise awareness for the plight of the homeless. more
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Oneida Fire Chief Dennis Fields
Fire chief to retire in Oneida
Fire Chief Dennis Fields is retiring in May after 27 years of decorated service to the Oneida Fire Department. more
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Attempted assault, menacing among recent Oneida arrests
The Oneida Police Department announced recent arrests. more
Kernan Elementary School Sixth Grade Student Council members, seated from left, Ivan Toledo, Nuer Gaw, Florentino Gonzalez, Jayrra Majias and Ikhram Hussaim chat with Utica City School District Board of Eduction Vice President Danielle Padula, standing left, and President Joseph Hobika Jr. at the board’s October 2022 meeting.
Zoom program reveals responsibilities of school board members
There is much more to becoming a member of the local school district’s board of education than simply sitting in on a meeting or two a month, said a Madison-Oneida BOCES Board of Education member. more
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Assistant director of volunteer programs Serena Jackson of InterFaith Works of Central New York speaks before the Oneida Common Council.
Senior Companion Program reaches out to council
A representative of InterFaith Works of Central New York spoke before the common council at Tuesday’s meeting, asking the city for help with their Senior Companion Program. more
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The former Madison House was demolished in December and due to circumstances, the debris has sat since then
Oneida mayor gives timeline for Madison House
A chain link fence is going up around 140 Madison Street and bids have been sent out for debris cleanup after inaction by its owner. more
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Worthy owner Jennifer Bailey operates her store on an idea of women helping women and believes “… every woman is worthy.”
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Local resale store offers upscale and designer brands
Every woman is worthy of looking and feeling their best, and a resale store in Oneida has everything they need to do that. more
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Oneida Police Chief Steve Lowell has hit the ground running and looks to get the Oneida City Police Department accredited while increasing transparency and addressing long term issues.
New police chief eyes smooth transition in Oneida
Oneida Police Chief Steve Lowell, who took command of the department in late February, has hit the ground running. more
Oneida Mayor Helen Acker looks over her schedule as she gets ready for a typical day, trying to help tackle issues for residents of Madison County’s most populous city. After two terms as the city’s top elected official, Acker has decided not to seek reelection and looks ahead to clearing her calendar to make time for some travel and other leisurely pursuits.
Acker won’t seek reelection in Oneida
There’s been a lot on the plate of Mayor Helen Acker since she was elected to the city’s top post in 2019. more
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Attorney: Karam lawsuits continue against Utica school district
The names of four individual Utica City School District Board of Education members were dropped from a lawsuit against them Friday in Oneida County Court. more
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Oneida Office Supply Owner Nancy Kinney and Manager Stacy Jones are happy to help anyone who comes through their door, whether they’re looking for a gift, a new business card or school or office supplies.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Oneida shop more than an office store
A staple of the community, Oneida Office Supply is more than an office supply store. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 7.
Bid for fluoridated water doesn’t float with members of Oneida Common Council
The prospect of fluoridated water in the city of Oneida came before the council again and was quickly voted down. more
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Burglary, larceny among recent arrests in Oneida
The Oneida Police Department announced recent arrests. more
Smoking rates remain high among certain demographic groups; more work is needed to save New Yorkers’ lives and improve their health NYS TCP’s policy-driven, cost-effective and evidence-based approaches contributed to a substantial decline in tobacco use.
Local tobacco prevention advocates meet with lawmakers
The average adult smoking rate in New York State is now 12%, or 1.7 million adult New Yorkers smoke, down from more than 23% in 2001, and the youth smoking rate is down to 2.4% from 27.1% in 2000. more
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Oneida school district counselors reach out after death of soccer coach
Oneida City School District Superintendent of Schools Matthew T. Carpenter said the passing of longtime and much-loved soccer coach Dale McCormick during mid-winter break has been a tough time for the district. more
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Youth volunteers from Our Lady of Good Counsel in Verona work to assemble meals at Karing Kitchen on Thursday, Feb. 23. Pictured is Kaitlyn Grems, 13, of Durhamville, who attends Holy Cross Academy. Students are currently on mid-winter vacation
Oneida Elks donate $2,500 to Karing Kitchen
The Oneida Elks Lodge #767 presented a check for $2,500 to Karing Kitchen in Oneida. more
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The Hotel Oneida has long been a sore topic in Oneida as the vacant building has sat empty on the main drag, but the renovation project plans to breathe new life into the property and make it a central gathering place once again
Shuttered Hotel Oneida headed back into the limelight
Hotel Oneida used to be a hub of social gathering and community, and the city of Oneida wants to bring that spirit back. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular agenda on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Among the items approved include a contract for body cameras for police officers.
Oneida moves step closer to body cameras for police
The Oneida City Police Department has taken the next step to outfit its officers with body cameras after the city council approved the contract at Tuesday’s Common Council meeting. more
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This suspect was involved in an incident in the parking lot of the Oneida Walmart at about 11:30 a.m. Monday, according to the Oneida Police. If you recognize him, you are asked to call police at 315-363-2323.
Oneida police seek suspect in Walmart parking lot incident
A man is being sought by the Oneida Police Department for an incident in the Walmart parking lot on Monday. more
The Order of Owl’s Nest 1606 in Oneida donated $2,000 to Wanderers’ Rest Human Association. From left: Danielle Schermerhorn, shelter office manager; Lewis Carinci, Wanderers’ Rest board president; John Smoyer, Owl’s Nest president; George Williams, Owl’s Nest past president; William Berdanier, Owl’s Nest treasurer; Bob Dingman, Owl’s Nest trustee; George Williams III, Owl’s Nest secretary; and Zeus, a Siberian husky.
Owl’s Nest donation to help abandoned dog get needed surgery
The Order of Owl’s Nest 1606 in Oneida donated $2,000 to Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association, which will go toward emergency surgery for one of their dogs. more
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