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Stevens, Gryziec pools to remain closed this summer
Stevens Pool and Gryziec Pool will remain closed in the City of Rome this summer due to a staffing shortage, according to Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo. more
Rome woman arrested for brandishing knife
A Rome woman was charged after brandishing a knife and making threats at someone else's residence. more
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Workers with Rome Sign Co. install an OTB sign on the company’s new location at the Westgate Plaza, on Erie Blvd. West, on Monday, May 15.
Capital OTB back in saddle at new Rome site
The Capital OTB betting shop in Rome has opened at a new location in the Westgate Plaza on Erie Boulevard West, according to president and CEO John Signor. more
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Rome Lions to host informational event May 23
The Rome Lions Club is holding a social night for information about the club on Tuesday, May 23 at the Sleepy Hollow Golf Course. more
Two charged with possession of fentanyl, drug paraphernalia
Two people were charged with possession of fentanyl and drug paraphernalia after a traffic stop in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
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Rome man charged with assault
A Rome man was arrested for assault and criminal obstruction of breathing on Friday, May 12. more
The Dovetones will perform during the annual Sip Into Spring event from 3-6 p.m. May 20 at the Rome Art and Community Center.
Sip Into Spring at RACC is a food and drink festival
The Rome Art and Community Center, 308 W Bloomfield St., will host its annual Sip Into Spring event from 3-6 p.m. more
Craobh Dugan O’Looney is holding a public traditional Irish music session at 7 p.m. May 16 at the Copper City Brewing Company in Rome.
Irish music sessions keep traditions alive
Craobh Dugan O’Looney, the local branch of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann, will be holding a traditional Irish music session at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 16. more
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Pictured from left: are: Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo and Rome mayoral candidate, Jeffrey Lanigan.
Candidate aims to dispel rumors in comments at council meeting
Rome mayoral candidate Jeffrey Lanigan took the podium during the public comment section of the Common Council meeting Wednesday night to dispel “rumors." more
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The Paul Revere sign as it looks today atop Revere Copper on East Dominick Street, taken on Friday, May 12, 2023. Mike O’Shaughnessy, president and CEO, said they are hoping to repair and relight the sign by July 4, 2024.
Paul Revere to ride again atop Revere Copper Products
“Listen, my children, and you shall hear, Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere.” — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. more
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The job fair is looking to connect local employers with students in need of a summer job or anyone looking for a position after graduation.
Student-focused job fair at RFA on May 31
Rome Free Academy will be hosting a job fair for high school and college students on Wednesday, May 31. more
Rome Firefighter Paul Matwijec scales down the side of a training trailer, having just bailed out of the window above him. The trailer was in Rome this week for survival training, with retired Utica firefighter Brendan Dunn and state fire instructor Kyle Kearney helping from the ground.
Firefighters train on state survival course
The Rome Fire Department underwent some specialized training this week when state fire instructors brought their survival training trailer to the city for the first time. more
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Rome school board, committees to meet
The Rome City School District Board of Education, 409 Bell Road, has announced committee meetings. more
Summer pools, other items approved by city’s Board of Estimate and Control
The Rome Board of Estimate and Contract approved payments for summer lifeguards and attendants at Thursday’s meeting, along with cemetery clean-up plans and traffic light installation. more
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Happy Pre-K students react to the Rome Free Academy Rhapsody show choir's performance Jan. 13 at Clough School in Rome. Area residents will go to the polls May 16 to vote on their school districts' budgets and school board candidates.
Voters can have say on school budgets Tuesday
Area school districts will be sending their proposed 2023-24 budgets, potential Board of Education candidates and other propositions to the polls Tuesday, May 16 for district residents’ approval. more
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Rome photographer’s Adirondack photos to hang in Spanish gallery
A photographer from Rome will have his photos of the Adirondacks on display later this month at a photography gallery in Barcelona, Spain. more
Free Women’s Health Expo Saturday, May 20
A free Women’s Health Expo will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Parkway Recreation Center, 220 Memorial Parkway, on Saturday, May 20. more
Students and mentors at Gansevoort Elementary School in Rome pose with Chief Master Sgt. Robert S. Zoldi, back row center, during his visit to discuss the role of the Eastern Air Defense Sector.
EADS senior official visits Rome Mentoring Program
Fourth-grade students enrolled in the Rome Mentoring Program were recently treated to a lesson in how America protects its domestic airspace. more
Attendees enjoy some outdoor fun at the RACC’s Artletics Summer Camp. This year the camp is planned for June 26-Aug. 17 (Monday-Thursday, 8 week program, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.).
RACC’s Artletics starts June 26
Artletics at Rome Art and Community Center, 308 W. Bloomfield St., is offering a fun-filled, eight-week summer camp program to explore, create and imagine. more
Rome Police spokesperson Lt. Sharon Rood discusses recent raids on two stores in Rome accused of selling untaxed cigarettes. She was joined outside the Justice Building Thursday morning by Police Chief David J. Collins, Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo and Public Safety Commissioner Frank Retrosi.
City takes aim at illegal smokes, pot shops
Three local store clerks are accused of selling unstamped and loose cigarettes at two stores in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
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