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YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley to host open house
The YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley is inviting community members to try the YMCA for free Oct. 15-22. more
A spotted lanternfly at a vineyard in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. The spotted lanternfly may be a threat to a number of agricultural segments across the state.
Group urges outdoor enthusiasts to keep eye out for the invasive spotted lanternfly
Leaf peeping, salmon fishing, scenic drives, apple picking, pumpkin-patch visiting, haunted hay-riding have another accompaniment that is easy to add on to fall activities. more
More than 100,000 tickets issued during end-of-summer crackdown
More than 100,000 tickets were issued across the state during the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign at the end of August, according to the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee. more
Rep. Claudia L. Tenney, R-22, New Hartford
Tenney receives award from business group
Rep. Claudia L. Tenney, R-22, New Hartford, has received the “Guardian of Small Business” Award from the National Federation of Independent Business. more
Walkers carried signs and wore customized shirts to send a message about their relationship with cancer.
Over 50 teams turn out for Relay for Life CNY
The first annual Relay for Life of Central New York took place at Delta Lake State Park in Rome on Saturday, September 17, 2022. more
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Tug Hill Commission meeting rescheduled
The Tug Hill Commission meeting scheduled for Monday, Sept. 19, at the Trenton Municipal Building has been canceled. more
Signature striping and browning are keys signs of Beech Leaf Disease. To find out more about Beech Leaf Disease, see the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation website, https://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/120589.html.
Hike to focus on protection of beech trees
A new threat to beech trees, known as “Beech Leaf Disease,” is spreading rapidly across the Northeast. more
Residents reject proposal to dissolve village of Lake George
Residents of the village of Lake George on Tuesday rejected a proposition to dissolve the 212-year-old village into the town. more
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The Esopus Creek, center, empties out into the Hudson River in Saugerties in this file photo. General Electric will test some collections in the lower Hudson River to determine next steps for addressing PCB contamination.
Samples from lower Hudson River to assess PCB contamination
General Electric will investigate the lower Hudson River portion of the PCBs Superfund site to determine next steps for addressing contamination, under the terms of a legal agreement. more
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Anita’s Stevens-Swan Humane Society is looking for a very special person with a big heart to help Fred. He is a 14-year-old Plott Hound mix in need of a hospice foster home. Fred came in as a stray and no one came looking for him, which is so sad at his age. Fred is a total sweetheart when it comes to people, but has been selective with making doggy friends. He seems to prefer female dogs. Dog meets are always required. Fred does have some health issues, but the shelter will pay for all of his medical care. He has arthritis and a weak back end. He also has some very bad teeth and will need to return for some dental work in the near future. The shelter is waiting on some additional test results, but for any medical questions call 315-738-4357. Apply here to foster Fred: https://www.anitas-sshs.org/adopt/apply/Dog. Anita’s Stevens-Swan Humane Society, 5664 Horatio St., Utica, 315-738-4357, www.anitas-sshs.org.
PICK A PET: Fred, Darla and Bizarre
These local pets are looking for a home. more
‘Mohawk Valley Gives’ to benefit local non-profits
The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties will host the first 24-hour day of community giving, “Mohawk Valley Gives,” on Tuesday, Sept. 20. more
Clinton Fine Arts & Crafts festival canceled
Clinton Central School’s annual Clinton Fine Arts & Crafts Festival, originally scheduled to take place Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5 and 6, has been canceled. more
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First signs of colorful fall foliage emerge
This is the first 2022 I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report for New York State. more
Assured Information Security receives new patent
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a new patent to Assured Information Security expanding the company’s intellectual property and raising its portfolio to 17 issued patents. more
State prisons violating solitary confinement reform law, claim advocates for incarcerated
New York state prisons are violating a law that took effect in April by keeping incarcerated individuals in solitary confinement for more than 15 days, according to data. more
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Virtual job fair to aid job seekers, employers; apprenticeship effort to benefit disabled workers
A free, virtual job fair will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 28. more
CFLR event to raise funds, awareness
The Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. will host its Annual Tim Foley Recovery Classic Golf Tournament this year at Rome Country Club on Friday, Sept. 16. more
Syracuse mayor endorses Conole
Ben Walsh, Mayor of the city of Syracuse, has announced his endorsement of Francis Conole in New York’s 22nd Congressional District. more
Genesis Group, NBT Bank partner to aid small businesses
The Genesis Group Small Business Assistance Program, will provide grants to businesses and nonprofits with fewer than 50 employees. more
Major Frank Engle, of Little Falls, speaks after taking command of the 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry during change of command ceremonies on Saturday, Sept. 10, at the New York State Armory, 1705 Armory Drive, in Utica.
Little Falls resident takes command of Utica-based battalion
Major Frank Engle, a Little Falls resident and a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, took command of the New York Army National Guard’s 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry. more
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