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NEW OFFICERS — The Zonta Club of the Oneida Area recently installed club officers and directors for the new year. From left: Debbie Vecchio, D2 area director; Sandy Finley, historian; Carol Bandlow, recording secretary; Sue Pulverenti, corresponding secretary; Maria Schmitt, treasurer; Karen Puglisi, Vice President; Cindy Thurston, director. Not shown are Jean Halpern, director; and Fay Eastwood, chapter president.
SNAPSHOT: Zonta Club of the Oneida Area installs officers and members
The Zonta Club of the Oneida Area welcomed two new members to its chapter. more
Oneida Water Dept. warns of possible discolored water
Officials with the City of Oneida Water Department is warning residents that they may see some temporary dirty water in a portion of the distribution system beginning the morning of May 25 … more
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
The Oneida Parks and Recreation Department's "Through the Looking Glass" event featured members of the Bogardus Performing Art Center and the city taking the role of beloved characters of "Alice in Wonderland," with actors taking center stage in storefronts through the city.
GALLERY: "Through the Looking Glass" with Oneida Parks and Recreations - May 20, 2022 [Photo gallery]
The Oneida Parks and Recreations Department held its "Through the Looking Glass" event in collaboration with the Bogardus Performing Arts Center Friday, May 20, 2022 recreating scenes from the beloved story "Alice in Wonderland" such as flamingo croquet. more
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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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UPDATE: Police locate missing Vienna teen
VIENNA — A 15-year-old boy  reported missing after running away from home in Vienna very early Monday morning has been located, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. The teen … more
FRONT OF THE PACK — 10-year-old Liam Flint, a fourth-grader at North Broad Elementary takes off at a dead sprint for the Husky Hustle 5k Fun Run and Walk at Verona Beach State Park. The Husky Hustle raises money for the North Broad Elementary PTO.
GALLERY: North Broad Husky Hustle 5k Fun Run and Walk - May 14, 2022 [Photo gallery]
Local residents came out in force for North Broad Elementary's Husky Hustle 5k Fun Run and Walk on Saturday, May 14 at Verona Beach State Park. The Husky Hustle is a fundraiser for the North Broad Elementary PTO. more
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Oneida police report arrests
The Oneida Police Department announced the following recent arrests. • Terry A. Wallace, 55, of Oneida, was charged on May 6 with first-degree sexual abuse, a class D felony. • Robert R. Klein, … more
Oneida committee tries to sink claws into effort to reduce feral cat issue
ONEIDA — An unruly feral cat population in the city has long had some residents, and officials, howling for a solution. Shortly after the city government failed to come to a solution for the … 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
City officials meet and speak with Bella Vita owner Lori Seef in the store’s upcoming expansion right next door. The new expansion features a larger kitchen with plans to offer things like freshly baked bread
Cafe owner serves up suggestions during Operation: Walk Oneida
ONEIDA — Keeping up the pace and stepping in time, Oneida officials again took to the sidewalks for Operation: Walk Oneida. The initiative saw Mayor Helen Acker, Police Chief John Little, Fire … more
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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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Oneida police report recent arrests
ONEIDA — The Oneida Police Department announced the following recent arrests. • Scott C. Dryer, 52, of Oneida, was charged on April 25 with second-degree strangulation, third-degree menacing and … more
Members of the Oneida Fire Department demonstrate what lengths sometimes need to be taken to get people out of a car crash at the Oneida High School Mock DWI assembly on Thursday.
SNAPSHOT: Oneida High School holds Mock DWI assembly
Oneida High School students recently participated in a mock DWI  program. more
Four-year-old Lily Mariano, of Oneida, getting her new helmet fitted by Community Bikes Volunteer Karen Storne.
Bike giveaway in Oneida gives hundreds a new set of wheels
ONEIDA — Children, adults, and whole families came out to the Madison-Oneida Costello Transportation Center on Sunday to get suited up with their own bike, helmet, and bike lock, all for free. The … more
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Volleyball match to aid people of Ukraine
ONEIDA — Holy Cross Academy, Spirit of Hope Catholic Community, and members of the area community are invited to attend or compete in a volleyball match to benefit the people of Ukraine at 6:30 … more
Full slate on agenda for Oneida Common Council
ONEIDA — A full agenda is slated for the Common Council’s regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 3, in the Common Council Chambers at 109 N. Main St. in Oneida. On the agenda: Capital project … more
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