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A construction crew begins work on the boat launch site on Cove Road in Verona. The project, officials say, will help to enhance fishing and boating recreational opportunities.
Work under way on new boat launch on Barge Canal in Verona
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced the start of construction of a new boat launch on the Barge Canal at Cove Road. more
Jawwaad Rasheed, chair of The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties Board of Trustees, speaks during an announcement of a multimillion-dollar, multi-site investment to revitalize Cornhill and connect it to other neighborhoods and a resurging downtown Utica on Monday.
Officials hail major investment in Cornhill
Multiple organizations have committed to allocating a total of $45 million for investments in the Cornhill neighborhood of Utica. more
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Construction of the new entrance building at the Utica Zoo is shown in the foreground in this aerial shot from Wednesday, Oct. 12. Zoo officials expect a completion date in early 2023.
Construction under way at Utica Zoo
Work continues this week on the construction of a new entrance building at the Utica Zoo. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, is slated to get a new tenant. Paperwork filed with the Zoning Board of Appeals seeking a variance for a new sign indicates the business may be a Five Below store.
Five Below or other retailer expected in old JCPenney site
Plans are underway for a possible Five Below or other retailer to make a location at the former JC Penney department store at Freedom Plaza, 205 Erie Blvd. W. more
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A view of the Concept Site Plan from the Restore Forward Zoning Application and Attachments before the town of Ava.
Public hearing scheduled in Ava for proposed retreat
The Town of Ava Planning Board has scheduled a public hearing on a proposed campsite and retreat by the Restore Forward LLC on a 300-acre site near Webster Hill Road. more
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Some young bikers pose for a photo to go in the Oneida Recreation Department Scrapbook. Circa sometime 1970s-80s.
Oneida residents, visitors reflect on the city ahead of state revitalization
Nearly $10 million in state funds will soon be pumped into the City of Oneida as part of the state’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI), but why does the city need revitalization? more
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Work continues at the site of Mazzaferro’s Meats & Deli on Ridge Mills Road in Rome on Tuesday as Rome’s Zoning Board of Appeals has approved a pair of use variances for construction of the store, which replaces one that was destroyed by fire.
Variances approved for new Mazzaferro’s building
Construction is underway at the former Mazzaferro’s location in Rome. more
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A mural painted on a dugout wall located at Wankel Park in south Utica. Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri and the Resource Center for Independent Living announced the creation of accessible pathways throughout the park on Monday. (Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
Utica parks to receive upgrades, accessibility improvements
In an effort to make Utica’s parks more accessible, $5 million has been allocated to upgrade and improve the city’s park system. more
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Site work, including clearing and leveling work, is performed at a solar panel field site off Route 233 in Stanwix Heights across from 6735 Route 233 earlier this month. The project had been approved before the city’s Common Council enacted a moratorium on solar array projects. Legislation to amend the city’s Code of Ordinances regarding solar arrays has been sent from the council to the city Planning Board for review.
Legislation on solar arrays in city sent for Planning Board review
Legislation to amend the city Zoning Code relating to the establishment and construction of solar arrays within the city, will now move forward to the city Planning Board. more
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Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri, right, with his dog, Bear, and the city’s Sixth District Councilor Joseph Betrus, discuss the future dog park to be located where they are standing at T.R. Proctor Park.
Utica plans pair of new dog parks
As the city’s parks system continues to receive multiple upgrades, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri announced two new dog parks will be coming to T.R. Proctor Park and Cinderella Field. more
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Steering a new course into the future, Matt Nimey Buick GMC has announced that it has acquired Lee Buick GMC Trucks, effective Monday, Sept. 19. From left: Randy Lee, Robert Lee, Matt Nimey, Cindy Nimey, Rick Lee, Michael Lee, and Rodney Lee. The Lee brothers are the sons of Gladys and the late Dick Lee, who founded the business with his father Gus Lee in the early 1960s.
Auto dealership changes hands in Boonville
Matt Nimey Buick GMC has announced that it has acquired Lee Buick GMC Trucks. more
Multiple residents complained about the state of 8657 Willow Drive at the town of Lee’s monthly meeting, from its overgrown grass, broken windows, and a scent of mold that residents claim they can smell from the road.
Neighbors take issue with blighted home in Lee
Local residents expressed frustration with an abandoned home in Lee Center that has sat empty for nearly five years and asked the town board for action. more
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This is what the new Oneida Indian Nation community and cultural center may look like when finished, according to an artist’s rendering released by nation officials on Tuesday.
Oneida Indian Nation breaks ground on community, cultural center
The Oneida Indian Nation held a groundbreaking celebration to mark the beginning of construction of its new community and cultural center. more
A proposal to place a new Stewart’s Shop in this location at 2634 Genesee St. has received complaints from residents in south Utica.
Residents voice concern over proposed Stewart’s Shop in south Utica
A proposal to build a Stewart’s Shops gas station and convenience store in south Utica has raised concerns with local residents. more
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Glass is installed by a construction worker at the Nexus Center site in downtown Utica. The Upper Mohawk Valley Memorial Auditorium Authority is seeking a naming rights sponsor for the facility.
NEXUS Center requests proposals for naming rights
Officials say the Nexus Center will be a linchpin of the city’s new downtown — and, for the right price, a business could have its name up in lights, for all to see. more
The Turning Stone Resort Casino with its iconic Tower Hotel rises up in this view from Peterboro Road in Oneida. Officials say a massive expansion at the resort, the largest in 20 years, will nearly double its convention and meeting space and also include a new hotel.
Massive expansion ups ante at Turning Stone
The Oneida Indian Nation has announced plans for the largest expansion and financial reinvestment at Turning Stone Resort Casino in the last 20 years. more
The rundown Waterbury Felt Mill on the corner of River Street and Route 69 in Oriskany is part of a revitalization plan receiving $300,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency to remediate the brownfield site. Mohawk Valley EDGE and village officials are seeking public comment about possible future plans for the site at the Oriskany Farmers Market on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
Village seeks input on Waterbury Felt Mill site
The former Waterbury Felt Mill site is the focus of a revitalization plan, and officials are seeking the public’s input during the Oriskany Farmers Market. more
Home Depot will build a distribution center in the Schuyler Business Park. The site work is expected to begin this fall and construction is set to commence in the spring of 2023.
Home Depot Distribution Center headed to region
The Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency, in partnership with Bloom Utica, LLC, has announced that Home Depot will locate a distribution center at the Schuyler Business Park ... more
Gerald Griech, who wished not to have his face shown, is pictured along Main Street near the Chadakoin River in Jamestown.
Tent on Main Street in Jamestown spotlights homeless plight
Sitting in his red chair just under a tree for shade, Gerald Griech on a mild afternoon watched traffic and the comings and goings along Main Street in Jamestown. more
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Houses dot the landscape at Colorado's Steamboat Ski Resort, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2022, in Steamboat Springs, Colo. The city council passed a rule in June that could prove to be a model for other vacation towns: A ban on new short-term rentals in most of the city and a ballot measure to tax bookings at 9% to fund affordable housing.
As country faces housing crisis, vacation towns limit short-term rentals
In the Colorado ski town of Steamboat Springs, motels line the freeway, once filled with tourists eager to pitch down the slopes or bathe in the local hot springs. … more
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