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Master Sgt. Brian Burgess, standing, and Maj. Bonnie Bosworth of the New York Air National Guard’s 224th Air Defense Squadron, train for Santa tracking operations on Dec. 16 at the Eastern Air Defense Sector in Rome. Part of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), EADS is responsible for the air defense of the eastern U.S.
Eastern Air Defense Sector supports NORAD Santa tracking operations
The North American Aerospace Defense Command defends the North American airspace 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year and on Christmas Eve Dec. 24, will add one element. more
Exterior of Rome City Hall.
Main Street projects include improvements to City Hall, Griffo Green
A project aimed to make Erie Boulevard West more pedestrian and bicycle friendly, and renovations to City Hall and Griffo Green, are just a few city projects on deck for 2023. more
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UPDATED ALERT: County offices closing early, travel advisories issued
As inclement weather sweeps into the area Friday afternoon, emergency notices follow. more
A northern mockingbird on Griffiss was part of the 123 annual Christmas Bird Count that happened around Rome and Oneida County on Sunday, Dec. 18.
‘Great Count’ identifies bird trends
Local bird watchers in the Rome area took part in the 123rd annual Christmas Bird Count conducted by the National Audubon Society, Sunday, Dec. 18. Over 300 miles were covered. more
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Santa Claus and his helpers in the Rome Fire Department paid a visit to the Euson family in Rome on Wednesday, one of several stops in their annual tradition of handing out gifts to Rome families. From left: James Euson, age 15, Firefighter Alex Brement, Matthew Euson, age 13, Santa Claus, Taya Euson, age 9, Santa's elf, Sparky and Tiara Euson, age 11.
Rome Fire Department welcomes Santa for annual gift giving
That jolly old elf Santa Claus paid a visit to the city of Rome to hand out gifts Wednesday afternoon. more
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Pedestrian hit by accused drunken driver in Rome
A pedestrian is in stable condition after being struck by an accused drunken driver on North Madison Street shortly after midnight on Thursday, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Niko Boyer, age 8, is all smiles during a visit from Rome Police officers Jenna Kiskiel and Anthony Calandra. Boyer had delivered his letter to Santa at the Rome Police station this year, and the officers dropped off Santa's response. Boyer was joined by his grandmother, Mary Boyer.
Rome Police help answer letters to Santa Claus
Santa Claus had a little help answering letters in the City of Rome on Tuesday, with members of the Rome Police Department picking up the slack and visiting local children. more
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Roman Frank P. DiBerardino, Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc. volunteer, receives the Carol Selinske Volunteer of the Year Award from Joanne Moskal, Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc. Chief Operating Officer.
DiBerardino named Hospice Volunteer of the Year
Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc. named a Rome resident the recipient of the Hospice & Palliative Care Association of New York State’s Carol Selinske Volunteer of the Year Award. more
The Rome Rotary Club conducted a Wreaths across America event in cooperation with the Rome Lions Club, Ft. Stanwix Chapter DAR, and the Wright Settlement Cemetery Trustees.
Veterans honored by Rotary Club at Wreaths Across America event
This year the Rome Rotary Club and six other community service organizations placed eight wreaths donated by Greater Rome Utica Chapter-Military Officers Association of America. more
Trees at Fort Stanwix Park in Rome were planted 20 years ago as part of the city horticulture program. It was driven largely by popular demand for urban beautification after the closing of Griffiss Air Force Base due to federal Base Realignment and Closure activity.
Urban landscaping has taken root in Rome
What are the effects of global warming on urban landscapes? more
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More efficient access to parking areas will be included in the approximate $2 million Erie Boulevard Transportation Alternative Project, that is being paid for through state funding. City officials will soon be accepting comments and suggestions for the project as more developed plans are unveiled.
Numerous downtown improvement projects on deck for 2023
A new apartment complex dedicated to drawing creatives to the developing Downtown Arts District. more
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Youths can sign-up for Rising Stars at Capitol Theatre
The 2023 Winter Session of the Rome Capitol Theatre’s Rising Stars youth acting program begins on Saturday, Jan. 7.    more
ANDRO receives Navy contract
The U.S. Navy has awarded ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research contract valued at $240,000 to develop a new type of autonomous capability. more
Fake money orders passed through Rome bank, police say
A Utica woman is accused of using the NBT Bank in Rome to steal $4,000 through fraudulent money orders, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Rome Free Academy students, from left, Dakota Morrison, Jacob Cosentino and Gregory ‘Alex’ Brown recently performed as members of the New York State All-State Conference at Eastman Theatre in Rochester.
RFA student musicians commended by school board, superintendent
Several Rome Free Academy student musicians were commended by the district Board of Education and Superintendent Peter Blake at their regular monthly meeting on Monday. more
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Rome Family Y branch director Bruce Hairston gives a tour of one of the new rooms in the new Teen Center at the Rome Family YMCA, 301 W. Bloomfield St., on Tuesday, Dec. 20. The center — which features an array of teen-centered amenities — is open to teen members from 3 to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
Teen center opens at Rome YMCA
The Teen Center at the Rome branch YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley, 301 W. Bloomfield St., is open. more
Police: Eight children witnessed attack
A Rome woman is facing multiple charges for attacking another woman in front of a house full of children, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Public safety issue, crime focus of comments before council
The question of public safety and what the city is doing to address it came up once again during the public comment portion of the Common Council meeting held Wednesday. more
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Pair charged following attack on woman in Rome
A man and woman are both facing charges after getting into a fight with his mother on Ann Street on Sunday, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Rome man accused of trying to break into police car
A 30-year-old man is accused of trying to break into a Rome Police Department squad car on North Madison Street, according to the Rome Police Department. more
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