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Pipe laid down on Route 26/46 looking north near New London Road in Rome on Friday, Aug. 26.
Phase III of water expansion project continues
Work continues on the North West Rome Water Expansion, with the city in Phase III of the construction project. more
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Rome City Hall building on North Washington Street.
Council supports legislation for renovations to City Hall
City councilors unanimously supported legislation that moves renovations to the City Hall building on North Washington Street forward during Wednesday’s Common Council meeting. Resolution 95 … more
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The former Zebb’s Deluxe Grill & Bar located at 8428 Seneca Turnpike in New Hartford.
Another car wash may be coming to Seneca Turnpike
A third car wash may be coming to the former Zebb’s restaurant on Seneca Turnpike. more
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The Nexus Center, an indoor athletics complex, in Utica.
Construction continues on the Nexus Center
As the Nexus Center’s fall opening approaches, construction teams are working quickly to finish before scheduled events begin in November.   more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 16.
Oneida mayor addresses Madison Street building
It was a prompt and quick meeting of the Oneida Common Council on Tuesday. Of note, was an update to the building on Madison Street the city council deemed unsafe and ordered for demolition. … more
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National Grid reminds customers and contractors to call 811 before starting any digging or excavation project (no matter how big or small) to have underground utility lines properly marked. Dig Safe is a free service, funded solely by its utility members, to promote public safety and avoid costly or potentially dangerous underground utility damage.
National Grid reminds customers to call 811 before digging
Nationally, every nine minutes an underground utility line is damaged because someone did not contact 811 before digging, National Grid said in an announcement. more
Local residents pack the room at the Westmoreland Joint Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board's meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 2 where SunEast Skyline Solar's project around the intersection of Griffin and Valley View Roads within the towns of Westmoreland and Kirkland was discussed.
Board turns down solar project application in Westmoreland
The Westmoreland Joint Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board denied an application for a proposed solar project in the town that would have turned more than 140 acres of farmland … more
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According to local residents who responded to a request for local input by the Genesis Group, suggestions for reuse of the St. Elizabeth Medical Center, 2209 Gensee St., included either renovating or demolishing the building to provide residential housing, assisted living, a corporate and business center, a public safety and courts complex, a Veterans Administration hospital or a public park.
Community offers input on fate of hospital buildings
As construction continues on the Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica, the fate of the other area hospitals still remain unknown. more
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A “for sale” sign hangs from a post outside of a vacant business building in Belleville, N.J.. The Federal Reserve on Wednesday, July 27, raised its benchmark interest rate by a hefty three-quarters of a point for a second straight time in its most aggressive drive in three decades to tame high inflation. By raising borrowing rates, the Fed makes it costlier to take out a mortgage or an auto or business loan.
How the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes affect your finances
Higher mortgage rates have sent home sales tumbling. Credit card rates have grown more burdensome, and so have auto loans. more
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Developer avoids prison but pays 16 million in restitution
Having once been accused of mortgage fraud reaching upward of $500 million, prominent regional developer Robert “Bob” Morgan was sentenced Friday to no jail time and no federal parole. He was … more
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A campaign is under way to help restore the Lily Pond — One of the signature features in the historic F.T. Proctor Park in Utica. In addition to the restoration, the campaign would also construct an Olmstead-style pathway complete with landscaping.
Group floats effort to restore iconic Lily Pond, develop winding, landscaped pathway
The local nonprofit program, Olmsted City of Greater Utica, has announced the launch of a campaign to restore Lily Pond in Utica’s historic Frederick T. Proctor Park. more
Kyle Tomcak sits in front of his house in Aurora, Colo., on Monday, July 18, 2022. Tomcak was in the market for a home priced around $450,000 for his in-laws and he and his wife bid on every house they toured, regardless of whether they fell in love with the home. He said his search became increasingly dispiriting as he not only lost out to investors fronting cash offers $100,000 over asking price but as mortgage rates started to balloon. He has since pulled out of the housing search.
Housing market chills as rates, prices scare buyers
Kyle Tomcak was looking for a home for his in-laws in the suburbs around Denver, something priced close to $450,000. more
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A rendering of proposed improvements to be made at Veteran's Memorial Park in Oneida.
After months of deliberating, local meetings end on Oneida DRI
Officials held their final public information meeting presenting the 11 projects the Local Planning Committee recommends to receive a chunk of nearly $10 million awarded to the city in state funding. more
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Stephanie Miller stands inside the main greenhouse at Adirondack Greenhouses.
In the North Country, local food and flora flourish
Back in the summer of 1998, Stephanie Miller and her boyfriend, Gary Pecore Jr., started selling plants and vegetables from an improvised roadside stand ... more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul
Hochul launches new round of Downtown Revitalization Initiative
Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced $200 million in funding for two major downtown revitalization initiatives: NY Forward, a new program aimed at rejuvenating smaller and rural communities .... more
Members of the city’s Planning Board has approved a plan for the Abraham House, a facility to help care for those with terminal illnesses, at 417 N. Washington St. The project will allow the facility to construct a new parking lot and landscaping.
Planning Board OK’s plan for Abraham House parking, landscaping
A plan for Comfort House, Inc., owner of Abraham House, 417 N. Washington St., to construct a parking lot and landscaped area between the lot and property line to eventually include a memorial … more
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Cars pass through downtown Oneida on Wednesday. The city’s final meeting of a panel for its Downtown Revitalization Initiative issued a host of recommendations to make the area more vibrant. (Sentinel photo by Carly Stone)
Oneida panel makes picks for downtown project
Oneida’s Local Planning Committee wrapped up its final meeting having settled on a list of projects they recommend for funding through the city’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative … more
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Members of the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals has approved a variance for the Abraham House, a facility to help care for those with terminal illnesses, at 417 N. Washington St. The variance will allow the facility to construct a new parking lot and landscaping.
Abraham House gets OK for variance for parking lot, landscaping
City Zoning Board of Appeals members unanimously approved requests for use and area variances by Comfort House, Inc. more
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National Grid has received plaudits for the utility company’s efforts to assist with the development of the Wolfspeed facility in Marcy.
National Grid provides support for Wolfspeed facility
When local officials celebrated the opening of Wolfspeed recently, marking the long-anticipated debut of the semiconductor manufacturer at the Marcy Nanocenter, National Grid leaders were on … more
The vacant building at 700 Broad St. in Utica will soon become affordable housing for dozens of city residents. People First, formerly known as Utica Municipal Housing Authority, announced the redevelopment on Wednesday as a part of its IMPACT Utica redevelopment initiative. The project is expected to begin in early 2023.
Officials outline housing redevelopment initiative
Residents in Utica will soon be able to see more options for high-quality, affordable housing. more
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