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BRINGING THE HAMMER DOWN — Work on the new Oneida Public Library on Elizabeth Street in Oneida has been halted as a result of the governor’s executive order shutting down all non-essential construction projects across the state. Above, contractors were hard at work on a warm February day installing the roof. Construction had been projected to be finished in June. No new target date has been announced.
Construction halted on new Oneida Public Library
ONEIDA — The Oneida Public Library has closed its doors until further notice in compliance with the orders of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. At the end of the workday on Friday, March 27, library officials … more
Clear Path staff still helps veterans, provides services
CHITTENANGO — Clear Path for Veterans staff is actively assisting military members and their families despite the challenges from the coronavirus pandemic. While the agency has adapted the delivery … more
Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library seeks to document community’s experiences
SHERRILL — The Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library is working to document our community’s experiences to add to our history archives and those of the city of Sherrill in the face of an unprecedented … more
Oneida Police Department reports recent arrests
CITY OF ONEIDA — The Oneida Police Department has announced the following recent arrests. Brandon L. Homer, 36, of 1084 Territory Road, Oneida, was charged on March 14 with disorderly conduct. … more
Counseling service in Oneida moves to telephone, telehealth model
ONEIDA — To protect the health of our clients, staff and the community, and to operate in accordance with county, state and federal recommendations, Family & Children’s Counseling Services, … more
CLEANING UP — Haz-mat crews work to depressurize a bulging drum of chemicals at Knowles Manufacturing in Madison County on Wednesday.
Incident at workplace prompts haz-mat response
VILLAGE OF CAZENOVIA — A bulging drum of hydrogen peroxide at Knowles Manufacturing in Madison County prompted a hazardous materials response on Wednesday. The Syracuse Fire Department’s … more
ORDER UP — Victor Ramirez, owner of Madison Bistro in Wampsville across from the Madison County Courthouse and offices,serves up a house hamburger with fries with a Greek salad with Chicken to the left and BLT with French fries in this file photo. Ramirez said his business, like most restaurants, are trying to adapt to survive difficult and uncertain times.
Bistro owner says area restaurants trying to adapt to survive
ONEIDA — With coronavirus/COVID-19 bringing communities to a standstill, people like Madison Bistro owner Victor Ramirez wants people to know they’re still open for business. “You know, … more
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Sherrill mayor declares state of emergency
SHERRILL — City of Sherrill Mayor William Vineall has declared a state of emergency and issued the following message to residents. “As mayor, it is my responsibility to provide leadership to you … more
SPOONING THEM IN — A worker at Sherrill Manufacturing loads spoons into a tray before they are stamped, as part of the production process at the flatware company. While many places of business are scaling back as a result of the coronavirus, the Sherrill company, the only domestic maker of flatware, is ramping up production to meet increased demand.
Sherrill Manufacturing ramps up production
SHERRILL — Sherrill Manufacturing, the only stainless steel flatware manufacturer left in the United States, is ramping up production to meet demand. The company sells flatware and other Made in … more
REACHING OUT — Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood sits in his office while discussing the importance — and availability — of Project Lifesaver and its ability to help locate at-risk people who have wandered.
Project Lifesaver helps vulnerable in Madison County
WAMPSVILLE — When it comes to the safety of at-risk friends and loved ones, it’s better to have protection and not need it than need it and not have it. On Nov. 13, 2019, the search for missing … more
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Oneida police report recent arrests
ONEIDA — The following is a list of arrests made by the Oneida City Police Department. Thursday, March 12: Bruce L. Hollenbeck Sr., 48, of Canastota, was charged with third-degree aggravated … more
FULL RENOVATION — Renovations are made on the former DiCastro’s at Sylvan Beach with The Lake House casino and restaurant expected to open in the late spring, according to officials with the Oneida Indian Nation.
Construction moves along briskly on Sylvan Beach restaurant/casino
SYLVAN BEACH — Construction continues on The Lake House — the new casino and restaurant coming to Sylvan Beach. Sylvan Beach Village Administrator Michael Sayles said the former DiCastro’s … more
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Zonta Club, high school group co-sponsor blood screening program
ONEIDA — The Zonta Club of the Oneida Area and the Oneida High School Z Club are sponsoring a AMBA Blood Screening Program on Saturday, March 28 at the Oneida High School cafeteria from 6 to 10 … more
Madison County Public Safety Logs — March 11, 2020
Madison County Sheriff’s log Wednesday 1:16 a.m. Main St., Cazenovia, suspicious person. 8:38 a.m. Madison Market Place, Madison, domestic. 10:07 a.m. N. Court St., assist. 12:33 p.m. Buyea … more
BRAKE CHECK — Daniel Bartley, a junior at Oneida High School, does some work on his truck while at the Madison-Oneida BOCES Open House on Wednesday, March 11.
BOCES opens doors, demonstrates hands-on learning opportunities for students
VERONA — Madison-Oneida BOCES opened its doors for the community, showing just what its current students are capable of and what future students can look forward to. The annual Open House saw every … more
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CULTURAL SPREAD — Otto Shortell Middle School and Oneida High School students prepare food from all over the world to be sampled by North Broad Elementary students at the annual Cultural Festival on Wednesday, March 11.
North Broad Elementary Cultural Festival
BUDGET BRIEFING ­­— Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks at the Mohawk Valley Community College Utica campus on the proposed state executive budget for fiscal 2021. In addition to trimming the growth of Medicaid spending and a new environmental bond act, Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to expand eligibility for the state’s free-tuition program at public colleges and universities, Hochul told a small group Wednesday, March 4.
Cuomo open to tweaking bail reform law, Hochul says in visit to Mohawk Valley
UTICA — Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul brought her campaign for boss Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s 2021 state budget to the Mohawk Valley Wednesday, March 4 outlining plans for increased spending on economic … more
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DOUG GINNEY — Madison County Board of Supervisors Chairman John Becker, right, reads the resolution honoring and recognizing Doug Ginney after his passing on Feb. 20 to his family and friends at the Tuesday meeting on March 10.
Board of Supervisors honors vets, volunteer
WAMPSVILLE — The veterans of Madison County were honored and recognized at the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday. One of the founding members of the Madison County War Veterans Memorial … more
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Madison County Public Safety Logs — March 10, 2020
Madison County sheriff’s log Tuesday 2:33 a.m. Canastota, assist. 2 p.m. Eaton, request to assist. 3:10 p.m. North Court St., Wampsville, domestic. 3:15 p.m. North Court St., Wampsville, assist. … more
PREPARED FOR CORONA — Madison County Department of Health Director Eric Faisst speaks before the Madison County Board of Supervisors about coronavirus, how it spreads, and how the county will respond.
Madison County prepared for spread of coronavirus
WAMPSVILLE — While there’s currently no trace of COVID-19 in Madison County, the Health Department is prepared and ready to take action against the coronavirus. Madison County Department of … more
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