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The Oneida Common Council holds its regular meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6, where the city’s $25 million budget was passed.
Oneida residents to see 2% tax hike as $25M budget OK’d
The city of Oneida passed its $25 million budget for 2023 at Tuesday’s regular meeting with a 2% tax increase after two years of no increases. more
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Developers have proposed creating a Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurant at the site of the Rome Off Track Betting parlor and former Legends bar at 526 Erie Blvd. West.
Planning Board to take up proposal for fast food restaurant in January
A Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen location on Erie Boulevard West is in the works. more
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The former Outback Steakhouse building, 8655 Clinton St., will be the new site for Aqua Vino Restaurant & Banquets as the establishment plans to move from their current location in January.
Aqua Vino to move to New Hartford
After 15 years on the harbor, Aqua Vino Restaurant and Banquets will be moving to a new location in January. more
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Natalie Roth
COLUMN: Realtor or realitor, realty or reality — the final stretch
This is the third installment of a series. Well, we are almost to the closing table! A few more terms, and a few more steps, and then the biggest purchase of your lifetime is all yours! more
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A massage room at Turning Stone’s Skana Spa
Turning Stone’s Skana Spa to celebrate its Sweet 16 anniversary
For nearly two decades, Turning Stone’s Skana Spa has offered guests world-class amenities and treatments while honoring Oneida cultural traditions as the first Native-American-inspired spa. more
Pictured is the former Waterbury Felt Mill on the corner of River Rd. and Rt. 69 in Oriskany. Photo taken Sept. 2, 2022.
Board approves zoning change in Oriskany
The village Planning Board voted unanimously to change the zoning of the former Waterbury Felt Mill from Manufacturing to Commercial following a public hearing at the Oriskany Masonic Lodge. more
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Litte Falls Downtown Revitalization Initiative — Crowds line Main Street during a previous Cheese Festival in Litte Falls in this file photo. The city’s Main Street and downtown area will get a $10 million enhancement as part of the state’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative. See story on page 4.
Downtown revitalization projects to enhance Little Falls
Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced eight transformational projects in the City of Little Falls as part of a state $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative Award. more
Jay Miller
Regional property manager named
Christopher Community, Inc. has announced the promotion of Jay Miller to Regional Property Manager. more
Two Plus Four Companies is proposing to develop a 51-unit senior apartment complex on Fairview Avenue in Oneida. Above, a site plan consultant presents to the Oneida Planning Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals earlier this month.
New senior apartments could be coming to Oneida
A developer is looking at Oneida as the location for new senior apartments. more
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The exterior of the former motor lodge at the Beeches complex in Rome is shown in this file photo. The city’s Planning Board approved the site plan for Nascentia Health to build 55 senior apartments at the complex on Turin Road during a special meeting Tuesday. T
Planning board approves site plan for Nascentia Health
The city Planning Board awarded a negative declaration on the Site Environmental Quality Review and approval of the site plan for Nascentia Health to build 55 senior apartments. more
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John Brown, right, broker/owner of Coldwell Banker Faith Properties, tosses a turkey to John Pantola on Wednesday at the Rescue Mission of Utica, 201 Rutger St., Utica. The agents and staff of Coldwell Banker Faith Properties hosted a “turkey toss,” with team members forming an assembly line and tossing the turkeys into the hands of the rescue mission.
Company donates 1,200 pounds of turkey to missions for neighbors in need (VIDEO)
Coldwell Banker Faith Properties is helping to fill the need for Thanksgiving turkeys for the Utica and Rome rescue missions. Check out the video clip in the article. more
An illustration of what ​​​​​​Utica Mechanics Hall could look like is shown in this artist’s rendering. The project would be located in the Lower Genesee Historic District. With a budget of $18.5 million, the project is expected to include up to 58 market rate residential units, commercial space and dedicated parking.
$18.5M investment proposed for Bagg’s Square Neighborhood
Plans for an $18.5 million project to restore and convert multiple buildings in the city’s downtown area for mixed use have been announced. more
Rose Prophete, right, chats with her son Ernsto Gabriel, a college sophomore, on the porch of their family home in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn, in this July 2022 photo. Prophete, a hospital technician who immigrated from Haiti in February 2000, worked three jobs over five years to buy the home she is now fighting to save, after being blindsided with foreclosure. “I will fight until my last breath,” said Prophete. “This is the only thing I can leave my kids.”
New wave of ‘Zombie Debt’: Homeowners face foreclosure
Rose Prophete thought the second mortgage loan on her Brooklyn home was resolved about a decade ago — until she received paperwork claiming she owed more than $130,000. more
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The Common Council presented cuts to 22 general city line items in the proposed $48.9 million budget, which City Treasurer David C. Nolan said were received by his office Wednesday afternoon, leaving little time to contact department heads. He pleaded for funding to be restored in at least four of the 22 items.
In Rome, $48.9 million budget passes
The budget holds the line on property taxes calling for a 0% tax increase. more
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Wheeler
Christopher Community names new regional property manager
Christopher Community, Inc. has announced the appointment of Andrea Wheeler as Regional Property Manager. more
Lawmakers scrutinize state’s role in building code oversight
Inadequate enforcement of building codes has had tragic consequences in New York, with lives of occupants and first responders lost in deadly fires linked to unsafe conditions. more
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New Hartford board approves budget, schedules public hearing for Sangertown Square zone change
At a Thursday, Nov. 3 New Hartford Town Board meeting, councilors voted to adopt the 2023 budget and set a date for a public hearing regarding proposed apartments. 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.
Zoning Board OK’s signage for new Freedom Mall tenant
DCL Management Corp, tenant of 2 Freedom Mall, was approved by the city Zoning Board of Appeals during its regular meeting Wednesday for a 30-foot wide by 7-foot high Five Below. more
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The Town of Ava Planning Board meets at Camp Kingsley on Tuesday, Nov. 2 where more than 100 people showed up to discuss a proposed retreat in the town.
Board, speakers discuss proposed retreat center
Once again, the future of the proposed retreat center at the former Air Force test annex is up in the air after being tabled by the Ava Planning Board at Tuesday’s meeting. more
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The exterior of the former motor lodge at the Beeches complex is shown in this file photo. A plan before the city’s Planning Board is seeking permission for the development of 40 senior apartments and associated site work at the complex at 7900 Turin Road in Rome.
City board tables plan at former inn 40-unit senior apartment complex planned at former Paul Revere Motor Lodge
A state required site environmental quality review and site plan review for redevelopment at the former Beeches Inn & Conference Center on Turin Road were tabled by the city Planning Board. more
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