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Hackers may have accessed some patient info at Kelberman Center
The Kelberman Center has issued a warning about a data breach at their facility in early November that may have compromised client information. more
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Harassment charged in Rome
A 30-year-old man is accused of harassing his mother while she was driving on West Dominick Street, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Shoplifting charged at Rome Grand Union
A 32-year-old woman has been charged with shoplifting at the Grand Union supermarket in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Sword threat charged at motel in Rome on New Year's Eve
A 30-year-old man is accused of threatening people with a sword at the Relax Inn in Rome Saturday night, according to the Rome Police Department. more
RFA presents ‘If I Had My Time Again’ cabaret show
The 2023 RFA Student & Alumni Cabaret show “If I Had My Time Again” is coming for one night only at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, in the Rome Free Academy auditorium, 95 Dart Circle. more
The Jervis Public Library invites the public to Unplug and Play Tabletop Games from 5- 8 p.m. Jan. 4 at the Rome library.
Unplug electronics and play games at Jervis library
Area residents are encouraged to Unplug and Play Tabletop Games from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 4 at the Jervis Public Library, 613 North Washington St. more
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Volunteer shines spotlight on compassionate hospice care
Whether he’s giving respite care to terminally ill patients and their families, or going to pick up materials to build a wheelchair ramp. more
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New year brings new city clerk for Rome
Rome City Clerk Jeanne Isom Grande officially announced her retirement, and Deputy Clerk Eric R. Seelig has been appointed to fill the position. more
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A Christmas tree lays snug by the road, with butt or trunk-end facing the curb and ready for pick-up by city Department of Public Works crews in this Sentinel file photo.
Crews begin collecting discarded trees
As the holiday season winds down, City Public Works crews are out picking up discarded Christmas trees. more
Work to add new sidewalks and create a patio area along the business district of West Dominick Street was completed in the spring. The street, now part of Rome’s vibrant arts district, is seeing continued development, including construction of the Copper City Lofts apartment complex.
Street reopening helped pave way to growth in Rome
With dance instruction, local artists’ works on display and independent films being screened and other special events, Rome’s Downtown Arts District continues to develop and grow. more
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Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School seniors, from left, Santino Alsante, Trey Murnane, Paul Caruso, Carli Grabinski and Casimir Krauza delivered food Dec. 21 from their food pantry at the Utica school to the Rome Rescue Mission.
Notre Dame students deliver food to Rome Rescue Mission
After a student recently saw a local news report about the need for food at the Rome Rescue Mission, the Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School Food Pantry responded by sending out much-needed items. more
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The Zion Episcopal Church, at 140 W. Liberty St. in Rome, is shown on Tuesday, Dec. 27. The church has received a $17,000 grant from the Rome Community Foundation, one of 13 non-profit entities in the city to receive funding from the foundation during the last quarter of 2022.
Rome Community Foundation aids host of non-profits in city
The Rome Community Foundation has awarded $166,350 in grants to Rome area charitable organizations in the latest distributions for the fourth quarter of 2022. more
Fire damage was contained to an addition at the back of this two-story residence on McRae St. in Rome Monday night, fire officials said. One pet cat was killed in the fire, while a dozen other cats were rescued by firefighters and city Animal Control. No people were harmed.
One cat killed in Rome house fire
A pet cat was killed in a house fire on McRae Street late Monday night, according to the Rome Fire Department. more
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Installation of the new recreated marquee is installed by Wagner Electric Signs at Capitol Theatre, and included the 45 1/2 foot “blade” sign. The official unveiling of the new marquee that had been almost 20 years in the works, was held in January.
Capitol Theatre to celebrate 95 years with special events in 2023
The historic 1928 Capitol Theatre at 230 W. Dominick St. is the center of Rome’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative. more
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City of Rome DPW parks department employee Lenny Costello removes the plastic covering of the downtown art work back in May 2021.
Arts District to take center stage in 2023
In addition to downtown experiencing a surge of business growth and pedestrian traffic as part of Rome’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative, other projects to further develop the city’s Arts District will continue or come to fruition in 2023. more
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Roll in the New Year at Skate A While
Partygoers can skate in the New Year starting at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 31 at Skate A While Longer Roller Rink, 220 Ridge St. more
Rome plans to increase public parking in 2023
Making more parking available for residents and visitors will be a key focus of the city’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative efforts in the coming year. more
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Pictured is Rome Health on theNorth James Street side.
Rome Health named high performing hospital for maternity care
U.S. News & World Report, the global authority in hospital rankings and consumer advice, has named Rome Health as a 2022-23 High Performing hospital for Maternity Care. more
Exterior of John F. Kennedy Civic Arena, 500 W. Embargo St., Rome.
JFK Civic Center set to transform to multi-use athletic facility
Progress continues on transforming John F. Kennedy Civic Center into an all-year, multi-purpose athletic center. more
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Sovena USA of Rome recently donated nearly 100 bottles of olive oil, and $10,000 total to local charities over the holidays.
Sovena USA donates olive oil, $10,000 to local charities
Sovena USA of Rome, one of the largest olive oil companies in the world, recently donated nearly 100 bottles of olive oil, and $10,000 total to local charities over the holidays. more
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