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COLLECTION: Revitalizing downtown Oneida
Since the December 2021 announcement Oneida would be a CNY recipient of the state's $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant, the process has been documented in this content collection. more
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The site of the former Madison House Restaurant and apartment building is seen Thursday, Dec. 29 on Madison Street in Oneida after the structure partially collapsed a week earlier and was taken down.
Memories all that remain of historic parcel
“Abraham Lincoln slept here.” That was one of the biggest claims to fame of the former Madison Street building that was most recently home to the Madison House Restaurant. more
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Online buys boost sales tax receipts in Oneida
The City of Oneida has been noticing sales tax revenue on the rise. more
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Oneida Police Chief John Little
Oneida PD seeks to expand community engagement
The Oneida Police Department has been busy. Oneida Police Chief John Little recently discussed the department’s year-end statistics as well as what the department has been up to. more
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Beavers have been causing a nuisance at Mount Hope Reservoir in Oneida.
Beavers causing destruction at Mount Hope Reservoir
At an Oneida Common Council meeting, a number of interesting topics were brought up which included the presence of nuisance beavers. more
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Reckless driving, harassment among recent arrests in Oneida
The Oneida Police Department announced recent arrests. more
Village of Wampsville Mayor Jerry Seymour (right) and the village’s legal counsel (left) attend a public hearing at Oneida City Hall on Monday, Dec. 19, to discuss a petition requesting a section of Daniels Drive in Oneida to become part of Wampsville.
Residents, officials discuss part of Oneida seeking to join village of Wampsville
A public hearing was held to solicit comments on a petition received from the village of Wampsville requesting to annex the end of Daniels Drive in Oneida. more
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New York State Canal Corporation Director Brian Stratton announced the eight projects to be awarded Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) funding in the City of Oneida. Pictured is renderings of upgrades to be made at Veteran's Memorial Field.
State announces Oneida DRI projects to move forward
The fate of a “game-changing” investment of nearly $10 million in the city of Oneida was announced on Wednesday, Dec. 21, at the Southwest Community Center in Syracuse. more
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Major Vincent T. Lightcap
New major takes the reins of state police Troop D
New York State Police Major Vincent T. Lightcap has been named the new commander of Troop D, which oversees Oneida, Madison, Lewis, Herkimer, Jefferson, Oswego and Onondaga counties. more
The Sunshine Choir, along with the Wind Dancers and Mighty Fortress, will perform during the Arc Madison Cortland’s annual Holiday Concert at 7 p.m. Dec. 22 at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Oneida.
Arc singers, dancers present annual Holiday Concert
The Arc Madison Cortland will share their annual Holiday Concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 22. more
Zonta Club of Oneida Area to sponsor circus appearance
The Zonta Club of Oneida Area is sponsoring the Billy Martin’s All-Star Circus on Sunday, Jan. 15, at the Oneida High School gymnasium for shows at 2 and 4:30 p.m. more
Pictured is the winner of last year’s Oneida Holiday Light Fight at 509 Lincoln Avenue. The Kimball family will help judge this year’s contest after winning last year.
Oneida gears up for 3rd annual Holiday Light Fight
The City of Oneida’s third annual Holiday Light Fight is here to encourage a sense of community this holiday season. more
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Trespass, petty larceny charged in Oneida
The Oneida Police Department announced recent arrests. more
The residence at 345 Stone St. in Oneida is shown in this recent photo. The home is one that officials in the city say that required a multi-departmental effort to address issues.
Departments work together to address crime, blight in Oneida
Officials say they have been working hard at cleaning up the community, one problem house at a time. more
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Liam J. ODonnell
Stolen vehicle found and recovered in Oneida
A 23-year-old man is facing multiple charges after being found with a stolen vehicle in Oneida on Wednesday morning, according to the Oneida Police Department. more
Public hearing set in Oneida on Wampsville request to annex end of street
A public hearing has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 19, in the Oneida Common Council Chambers to solicit comments on a petition received from the village of Wampsville. more
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Lieutenant Matt Colella checks over the list of five-year-old Natalia Wallace (in pink) at the Oneida Police Department's Shop with a Cop event on Saturday, Dec. 10, while seven-year-old Tatiana Irvin looks on. Around 86 children were brought into Walmart on Saturday for a shopping spree.
Smiles at Oneida Shop with a Cop
For more than 25 years, the Oneida Police have brought joy to children’s lives with its Shop with a Cop event, and this year was no different. more
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More than 80 children got a chance to shop with a cop at the Oneida Police Department's annual Shop with a Cop, where they got to meet and talk with local police officers while shopping for everything on their Christmas list.
SNAPSHOT: Oneida Police Department Shop with a Cop
Children from the Oneida City School District got a chance to check some items off their shopping list for Christmas. more
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Officers, children both look forward to Shop with A Cop
More than 80 school-age children have been chosen to participate in the City of Oneida Police Benevolent Association’s Shop With A Cop event on Saturday, Dec. 10, at Walmart. more
The Oneida Common Council holds its regular meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6, where the city’s $25 million budget was passed.
Oneida residents to see 2% tax hike as $25M budget OK’d
The city of Oneida passed its $25 million budget for 2023 at Tuesday’s regular meeting with a 2% tax increase after two years of no increases. more
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