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LETTER: Schools should include conflict resolution, anger management in curriculum
We all see and hear of it daily in the news: increasing acts of violence in our schools and our workplaces, so much so that it is hard to keep track of them all. Disputes over such trivial items as a … more
LETTER: County needs to be more proactive in fight against drugs
A recurring theme in our county is repeated overdose spike alerts. The Oneida Country County Executive and the Oneida County Sheriff’s offices release statements about working together on our drug … more
GUEST COLUMN: More than naughty or nice to consider when child asks Santa for phone
This time of year, children are making their list so Santa can check it twice. And chances are, there’s some sort of device on the list. more
EDITORIAL: Board’s response to bullying complaint shows receptiveness
“Disgraceful. Gut-wrenching. Disheartening.” Those are descriptions from members of the Rome City School District board of education at its meeting on Monday, Nov. 28. more
EDITORIAL: Now what? Meeting on gun violence is good step, but more action needed
We commend local elected officials and members of the state and local law enforcement community for gathering on Monday in Utica to talk about tactics and resources to help address gun violence … more
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LETTER: Change is coming to area colleges and universities
First it was President Laura Casamento of Utica University, then it was President Cathleen McColgin of Herkimer College, who both announced their retirements for next year, after the current academic … more
Stephen Hampe
GUEST COLUMN: TANYS folks loved Rome during festival
The Rome Community Theater had the honor of hosting the Theater Association of New York State’s 2022 Festival this past weekend, welcoming community theater companies from across the state. more
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EDITORIAL: Share the light of holiday season
A little light can go a long way — not just to brighten someone’s day, but also to brighten the lives of those facing illness. more
Raymond Durso, Jr.
GUEST COLUMN: Whatever the menu, Thanksgiving is a good time to express gratitude
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on everything that we’re grateful for; all that sustains, nourishes, and supports us. more
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The Federal Trade Commission said about 2.8 million people nationwide reported being victims of someone pretending to be a trusted charity source in 2021 causing loses of about $2.3 billion.
EDITORIAL: Spread good tidings, but beware of cybergrinches
Cybercriminals don’t care if you’ve been nice — or trying to do good for those in need this holiday season. more
EDITORIAL: Efforts by Utica school officials to put emphasis on safety is welcome
Staff, students and those associated with the Utica City School District should take pride in the district’s response since the unsettling Oct. 31 knife assault at Proctor High School. Utica City … more
LETTER: Another attempt to rewrite Thanksgiving history
Has anyone else noticed the left’s most recent attempt to re-write our history? We all know the story of the first Thanksgiving. After a perilous journey (made for the freedom to worship God as … more
EDITORIAL: People should feel secure in their homes, neighborhoods
Crime — and punishment — are always hot button issues, and deservedly so. Residents should feel secure in their homes and neighborhoods. Likewise, shopkeepers and workers shouldn’t have to work … more
LETTER: Politicians need to understand importance of police
It’s about time we as a nation start realizing how important our police officers are to us individually and collectively. We need to let the politicians who call for defunding the police and taking … more
EDITORIAL: On your Christmas list: Flu and COVID booster shots
A growing number of school districts across the country are canceling classes due to illness among students and staff. Some of the districts were closed Friday and resumed classes on Monday. Others … more
EDITORIAL: Remembering our veterans
Veterans Day is a U.S. legal holiday dedicated to American veterans of all wars, and Veterans Day this year is Friday, Nov. 11. In 1918, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, an … more
EDITORIAL: Good news for Cornhill
Utica’s Cornhill neighborhood was the recipient of good news recently with the announcement that the city, along with several important organizations, has committed to spending $45 million for … more
LETTER: Truth will come out; it’s the American way
Truth, justice, and the American way. Remember that phrase from the old Superman series? We have fallen far from those days, but there are positive trends evident. Alex Jones of InfoWars, probably … more
EDITORIAL: Help coming for retirees
Area senior citizens will see a larger than normal cost-of-living adjustment in their Social Security retirement and disability benefits in 2023. The 8.7 percent increase comes at a critical time … more
LETTER: Problems linked to illegal immigrants
Conservatives are for bringing in new immigrants especially the ones that have been vetted for infectious diseases and criminal records. The US government has policies and procedures to do this. They … more
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