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Rome man charged after damaging $600 TV
A 32-year-old man is accused of breaking his estranged wife's television ... more
Rome police say man, 21, had loaded ghost gun, drugs
A loaded ghost gun and a quantity of cocaine were seized when a 21-year-old man tried to run from law enforcement officers in Rome Friday morning, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Senior Cody Sharpsteen, of Rome, signs the National Anthem during the New York State School for the Deaf commencement ceremony Friday. He plans to attend Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. in the fall.
Two graduates symbol of ‘hope’ at NYSSD
With themes of hope, perseverance and living life to its fullest, teachers, administration and staff at the New York State School for the Deaf sent two graduates out into the world ... more
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The Rome Area Chamber of Commerce’s new Chamber Member Directory & Rome Community Guide is now available at the chamber office, various locations throughout the city and online.
Chamber releases new directory, community guide
Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has released 2,500 copies of its new Chamber Member Directory & Rome Community Guide, now available at the chamber office, 139 W. Dominick St., Suite 2. more
Councilors discuss solar arrays; parking garage
Updates were given on the progress of legislation being drafted concerning the construction of proposed solar array projects within the city and for a moratorium to be placed on such projects … more
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Mermina Smajic-Oren
Oneida County Clerk candidate Smajic-Oren calls on legislature to reopen Rome DMV
Merima Smajic-Oren, candidate for Oneida County Clerk, called on the Oneida County Legislature and County Executive Anthony Picente to “treat Rome right..." more
Rome woman accused of shoplifting from grocery store
A 30-year-old woman has been charged with shoplifting from Grand Union on Erie Boulevard West, according to the Rome Police Department. more
GETTING READY — With members of the Rome Free Academy Class of 2022 all set to receive their diplomas in a ceremony on Saturday, a bevy of contractors and district employees have been getting RFA Stadium ready for the big day. Mike Hrynuk sealed up cracks with semi gloss paint before members of the crew, shown in the background, put on the finishing coats of paint for the railings late last week. Even Mother Nature looks ready to cooperate for Saturday’s 10 a.m. commencement ceremony, with sunny skies and warm temperatures in the forecast.
SNAPSHOT: Getting ready for RFA grad ceremony photos
With members of the Rome Free Academy Class of 2022 all set to receive their diplomas on Saturday, a bevy of contractors and district employees have been getting RFA Stadium ready for graduation. more
Rome Police Chief David J. Collins unveils the department’s new Street Crimes Unit on Tuesday. The unit will operate independently from the rest of the Patrol Division to focus their efforts on gun and drug-related crimes in Rome. He was joined by Lt. Sharon Rood, left, and Mayor Jacquline M. Izzo.
Police unveil new unit to focus on street crimes
The Rome Police Department formally unveiled its new Street Crimes Unit to the public with a press conference on Tuesday. more
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Man damaged door during domestic dispute, faces mischief charge, Rome police say
A 40-year-old man has been charged after damaging a door during a domestic dispute in Rome Sunday morning, police say. more
Driver, 70, faces drunk driving charge, Rome police say
A 70-year-old man registered a blood alcohol content of more than twice the legal threshold on East Oak Street Monday morning. more
Rome man accused of trying to steal catalytic converter from vehicle at repair shop
A 25-year-old man is accused of trying to steal a catalytic converter from a vehicle, Rome police say. more
Lou Ciotti, of the Rome Radio Club, participates in a past ARRL Field Day in this club file photo. This year’s event will take place from 2 p.m. Saturday, June 25, until 2 p.m. Sunday, June 26, on the Griffiss Business and Technology Park, and will provide an opportunity for area ham radio operators to demonstrate their skill and service. In the background is Mike Ciotti, also of the Rome Radio Club.
Ham radio operators on air for nationwide event
Ham radio operators from the Rome Radio Club will participate in an upcoming national amateur radio exercise ... more
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Endangerment charge follows incident, police say
A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with child endangerment after getting into a fight with a man at the Rome Motel on Turin Road... more
Rome police ticket more than 100 in statewide enforcement campaigns
The Rome Police Department issued more than 100 vehicle and traffic tickets during two recent statewide enforcement campaigns. more
Historical Society to host open house
The Rome Historical Society invites the community to an open-house “Meet the Society” event... more
Mazzaferro’s Meats & Deli will open a satellite location on Railroad Street in Rome next week, featuring the talents of, from left, Missy Roberts, cook; Sabrina Davis, manager; and Brandon Ferrare, butcher.
‘Mini-Mazz Market’ nearly ready to open
Two months after a massive fire destroyed its Ridge Mills location, Mazzaferro’s Meats & Deli is planning to open a refurbished satellite store on Railroad Street next week. more
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The Copper City Community Connection, 305 E. Locust St., Rome, has recognized its most recent President’s Active Lifestyle Award recipients. Among the program participants are, from left: Elizabeth Pettinelli, Mary E. McNeil, Phyllis Didio, Ruth Weltz, Darlene Hertel, CCCC Executive Director Susan Streeter, and Carol Acomb. Not pictured is Harriet Brennan. Participants worked over an eight-week period to achieve the healthy eating and physical activity goals established by the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition.
Copper City Community Connection recognizes recent active lifestyle award recipients
The Copper City Community Connection, 305 E. Locust St., has recognized its most recent President’s Active Lifestyle Award recipients. more
Capt. Landon Tomcho
Rome Lab captain selected as academy combative skills instructor
The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate has announced the appointment of Capt. Landon Tomcho to the Air Force Academy instructors cadre. more
Rome ZBA OK’s use permit for cell tower
Voicing their opposition regarding its “lack of aesthetics” but with “no other option,” city Zoning Board of Appeals members approved a special use permit for Bell Atlantic Mobile … more
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