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Bellamy Student Voices (third and fourth graders)
Bellamy student voices making a difference
Students at Bellamy Elementary School in Rome are using their voices to make a difference in their school and create change that they would like to see. more
NEIGHBORLY ASSISTANCE — Chris Coleman, of the Rome Department of Public Works, places a flag on a utility post on Stokes-Westernville Road on Thursday. Each year the city of Rome helps out the hamlet of Westernville hang flags before Memorial Day weekend to help observe the solemn event and spread patriotic spirits.
SNAPSHOT: Lending a helping hand
Each year the city of Rome helps out the hamlet of Westernville hang flags before Memorial Day weekend to help observe the solemn event and spread patriotic spirits. more
HOSPITAL HELPERS — The Ming Twigs of the Rome Twigs recently held a basket raffle to raise funds to benefit Rome Health. Winning tickets were drawn by Chloe Jones, daughter of Rebecca and Pete Jones, owners of R. Jones Nursery and Landscaping, 7871 Ridge Mills Road. From left: Rebecca Jones; Chloe Jones; Rita Reilley, of the Rome Twigs; and Madalyn Rood. The raffle raised $600.
SNAPSHOT: Rome Twigs basket raffle
The Ming Twigs of the Rome Twigs recently held a basket raffle to raise funds to benefit Rome Health. more
The Rome Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, 5790 Rome-New London Road, has been awarded $5,000 from the Museum Association of New York (MANY) in partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA).
Sports Hall of Fame and Museum receives $5,000 grant
The Rome Sports Hall of Fame and Museum has been awarded $5,000 from the Museum Association of New York (MANY) in partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA). more
R-CATS to host fundraiser
The R-CATS program will host a chicken dinner fundraiser from noon to 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 5, at Stanwix Veterans and Men’s Club on Lamphear Road. more
The Midstate Regional Emergency Medical Services Council recognized Rome Health Friday, May 20, at its annual awards banquet.
Rome Health honored by EMS with Award of Excellence
The Midstate Regional Emergency Medical Services Council recognized Rome Health Friday, May 20, at its annual awards banquet, celebrating the people and organizations that work together to … more
Lt. Col. Aaron Mahoney, right, takes command of the 224th Support Squadron during a ceremony Thursday. Mahoney received the unit guidon from Col. Joseph F. Roos, the 224th Air Defense Group commander, as part of the ceremony.
Utica resident is new 224th Support Squadron commander
ROME — Lt. Col. Aaron R. Mahoney, a Utica resident, formally took command of the New York Air National Guard’s 224th Support Squadron Thursday afternoon during a change of command ceremony at … more
Utica, Rome receive federal housing funds
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded a total $795,550,066 in funding to 71 public housing authorities (PHAs) in New York to make capital investments in their public housing … more
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SUPPORT FOR AUTISM SERVICES — The Rome Police Department raised $5,200 for the Kelberman Center during the department’s recent Autism Awareness campaign. The Kelberman Center, headquartered at 2608 Genesee St., Utica, is a provider of autism services for children, adults and families in the Mohawk Valley and Central New York. Sgt. Thomas R. Medlin III, right, spear-headed the campaign, and he handed over the check this week to Executive Director Tara Costello, left, and Chief Development and Communications Officer Kelly Carinci.
SNAPSHOT: Local support for autism services
The Rome Police Department raised $5,200 for the Kelberman Center during the department’s recent Autism Awareness campaign. more
Holiday to alter green waste pickup schedule
With Memorial Day a federal holiday on Monday, the city is reminding residents that green waste collection for the week of May 30 to June 4 will change. more
Utica man gets felony contempt charge
ROME A Utica man is facing a felony charge of repeatedly violating his partner's order of protection in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. Police said Earl A. Howard, 30, had been … more
GETTING READY — John Lavalla, of the Rome Department of Public Works, prepares to plant flowers at Veterans Memorial Park on Thursday as city workers and volunteers were busily preparing for Memorial Day activities. See story, page 2.
Ceremony to mark Memorial Day
Smith Post American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2246, members of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, Inc. and other veterans’ groups will honor those who served their country... more
Rome, Utica eye projects with HUD funds
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded $615.6 million in grants to New York for Community Planning and Development activities... more
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Councilors give updates on water project
Updates were given on the status of the North West Rome Water Expansion Project with current supply chain issues and other components being discussed at Wednesday’s Common Council meeting … more
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Joshua Thompson as Jack and Steven Cosgrove as Neil in the RCT’s production of “Geezers.”
RCT closes out season with ‘Geezers’
Rome Community Theater, 8911 Turin Road, will present its final production of the season with the light drama, “Geezers,” by Tommy Lee Johnston, from June 3-12. Show times are 7:30 p.m. … more
Cinema Capitol to show film ‘Men’
Cinema Capitol, 230 W. Dominick St., will screen the film Men, starting Friday, May 27. Show times will be Friday and Saturday, May 27 and 28 at 4 and 7 p.m.; Sunday, May 29 at 1 and 4 p.m.; … more
Rome DMV to reopen twice a week
Councilors voiced their concerns about the temporary closing of the Rome Department of Motor Vehicles Office at 301 W. Dominick St. during Wednesday’s Common Council meeting, calling for Oneida … more
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Police say Rome man threatened to cut off ex-girlfriend’s head
A 26-year-old man is accused of threatening to cut off his ex-girlfriend's head over the telephone, according to the Rome Police Department. more
RFA/RCH Classes of 1972 to gather
The Rome Free Academy/Rome Catholic High School Classes of 1972 will gather for a combined class reunion on Aug. 26-27. Invitations will mailed soon, organizers said. To report an address change of … more
Dr. Mary Edwards Walker
Army fort could be renamed for area Civil War surgeon
A Civil War surgeon who once had a medical practice in Rome was honored with the recommended renaming of U.S. Army Fort A.P. Hill in Virginia to Fort Walker — for Dr. Mary Edwards Walker — by the … more
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