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Legislation on Merrick Road development before council
A public hearing on the city’s proposed $48.9 million budget for 2023 is scheduled prior to the regular Common Council meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12. more
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Planning Board asks for more time to study solar array legislation
At its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, the Rome Planning Board tabled a recommendation in regards to the construction and establishment of solar arrays within Rome. more
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The Dunham Public Library, 76 Main St., shown with Adult Services Librarian Dennis Kininger in this file photo from earlier this year, dates back to the pre-Civil War era and became a library in October 1926. The facility’s capital project has received $323,625 in state funding for the rehabilitation of Dunham House, including a bay window, toilet room, kitchenette, office dividing wall, technology and electrical work.
Area libraries among those receiving construction grants
State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-47, Rome, announced Thursday that several public libraries in the 47th District will receive state library construction grant funds. more

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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Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful celebrates year of growth
Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful is celebrating the achievements of the Mohawk Valley’s 21st annual Great American Cleanup. more
ZBA to meet Tuesday in Oneida
A Public Hearing before the Planning Commission Zoning Board of Appeals of the City of Oneida will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 6 p.m. more
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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The entrance to the Sangertown Square shopping mall, from Route 5/Seneca Turnpike, is shown on Friday, following approval earlier this week from the town board to allow a change in zoning to permit a shopping mall and residential overlay.
Apartment complex proposal clears first hurdle in New Hartford
The New Hartford Town Board approved a zoning text amendment to begin the process for the construction of an apartment complex adjacent to Sangertown Square.  more
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Appraisals completed for over 130 Whitesboro homes that were impacted by flooding
Appraisals for the homes of more than 130 property owners in the village of Whitesboro have been completed as part of The Natural Resources Conservation Service’s buyout program … 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
Cazenovia College recently received one of the largest individual gifts in its history, a $1.8 million-dollar property at 9 Sullivan St. which includes one- and two-bedroom apartments. Previously, the college was renting the complex for student housing.
Cazenovia College receives historic building from Christakos family
Cazenovia College recently received one of the largest individual gifts in its history, a $1.8 million-dollar property at 9 Sullivan St. more
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Adirondack Bank names vice president of commercial banking
Adirondack Bank has named Ryan Gilroy as its new vice president of commercial banking. Gilroy brings his diverse experience in financial services, commercial banking and relationship building … more
County seeks funds to revitalize former Boston Store; debate continues over Rome DMV operations
At its meeting on Wednesday, the Oneida County Board of Legislators voted to authorize the county to apply for funding to help rehabilitate 131 Genesee St. ... more
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City refines legislation on solar arrays
Updates were given on legislation outlining guidelines to be taken by the city concerning proposals for solar array projects during Wednesday’s Common Council meeting. more
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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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Board approves plan for Mazzaferro’s rebuild
A site environmental quality review and site plan review were unanimously approved for Mazzaferro Bros., Inc. to build a new 7,225 square-foot deli to replace the building that burned. more
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NRCS, Whitestown continue collaboration on flood impacts
The Natural Resources Conservation Service and the town of Whitestown continue to work together to address impacts from the 2019 Halloween storm. more
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