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NYS Canal Corp. to host free outdoor movie nights
The New York State Canal Corporation is hosting free outdoor movie nights along the Erie Canal at the Gems Along the Mohawk Amphitheater, 800 Mohawk St. more
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon presented $15,000 to RACC. Pictured above with children from the Artletics program are, from left, Ann Lynch, Buttenschon, Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, and RACC Executive Director Jason Tockey.
RACC receives $15K for Artletics program
Rome Art and Community Center’s arts summer camp for youths was presented with a ceremonial check for $15,000 in Community Development Block Grant monies ... more
Facing $3M deficit, SUNY Potsdam weighs cuts to majors
It’s no secret that the COVID -19 pandemic has caused financial headaches for universities and colleges. more
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Sarah Klee Hood
Congressional candidate receives endorsement
Caroline Reale, Oneida County Legislator in the 15th Legislative District of New Hartford, has announced her support for Sarah Klee Hood, a Democrat seeking office in New York’s 22nd … more
SUNY Poly signs articulation agreement with HFM BOCES P-Tech program
The Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery BOCES Pathways in Technology Early College High School program and the SUNY Polytechnic Institute have announced a new articulation agreement. more
DEC announces temporary closure of Fourth Lake boat launch
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced the temporary closure of the Fourth Lake Boat Launch, starting Monday, Sept. 12. more
Former Governor George Pataki, left, shakes hands with Neal Golub after speaking in front of Proctors Theatre on State Street in Schenectady Tuesday, Aug. 9.
Former Gov. Pataki weighs in on governor race during Schenectady visit
Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin has an opportunity to attract undecided and Democratic voters during November’s election due to his stance on criminal justice reforms and … more
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When to get a second booster? It depends on your behavior — and your doctor
It’s an interesting decision: Get a COVID-19 booster shot as soon as possible — because who knows when you’ll be exposed? Or try to time the booster for when you think you’re most likely to … more
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Congressional candidate Steve Wells, left, a Republican running for election in New York’s 22nd District, is shown posing for a photo with Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., recently. Wells received endorsements from Picente, State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome; and Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo.
Wells picks up endorsements in Oneida County
Congressional candidate Steve Wells, a Republican running for election in New York’s 22nd District, has received endorsements from a trio of elected officials in Oneida County. more
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State warns new college students of scams, identity theft
With the COVID-19 pandemic no longer shutting down colleges and universities, many teenagers will soon take the next big step in their lives and move into dormitories and start living independently … more
National Grid reminds customers and contractors to call 811 before starting any digging or excavation project (no matter how big or small) to have underground utility lines properly marked. Dig Safe is a free service, funded solely by its utility members, to promote public safety and avoid costly or potentially dangerous underground utility damage.
National Grid reminds customers to call 811 before digging
Nationally, every nine minutes an underground utility line is damaged because someone did not contact 811 before digging, National Grid said in an announcement. more
The bridges along North Genesee Street heading toward downtown Utica are expected to be the focus of an $18.2 million grant secured by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer as part of the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant program.
Schumer secures $18.2 million in funding for Utica
As the city of Utica continues to receive extensive revitalization efforts, funding for another major project has been secured — this time, with the help of a powerful Washington D.C. ally. … more
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Annual Black River Trash Bash events scheduled
The 2022 Annual Black River Trash Bash will take place in several locations during September and October. more
State Sen. Peter Oberacker, R-51, Schenevus, speaks on the impact of a proposed change in the overtime threshold for agricultural workers during a press conference on Monday. Behind him are several local elected officials, including Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, and Assemblyman John Salka, R-121, Brookfield.
Miller urges disbanding of Farm Laborers Wage Board
Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, is calling on the state legislature to take action in disbanding the Farm Laborers Wage Board, which could lower the threshold of overtime … more
NY-21 congressional candidate Matt Putorti speaks with attendees of a recent abortion rights event in Plattsburgh.
NY-21 Democrat Putorti says he’s not afraid to take on a tough fight
Democrat Matt Putorti first entered the race to unseat incumbent Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik more than a year ago. more
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County health group urges resources for ‘frightening’ polio threat
The detection of the poliovirus in wastewater samples in two counties north of New York City has ignited calls for new resources for county health departments to prepare for the emerging … more
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Despite decreasing gas prices, fewer Americans are fueling up
New York’s average gas price is down 9 cents from last week, averaging $4.42 per gallon. more
Part of Route 171 in Frankfort to be closed until September
The New York State Department of Transportation announced Aug. 9 that State Route 171 will be closed from Gulf Road to West Main Street in the Town of Frankfort beginning at 7 a.m. Monday, … more
Pictured, reenactors at the Oriskany Battlefield State Historic site, on Route 69, participate in a commemoration ceremony honoring the 245th anniversary of the Battle of Oriskany. Volunteer reenactors and staff stand at attention for the Pledge of Allegiance Saturday evening, August 6, 2022.
SNAPSHOT: Battle of Oriskany remembered
A Saturday, Aug. 6 ceremony honored the 245th anniversary of the Battle of Oriskany. more
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Members of the Oneida County Constitutional Caucus hold a banner at a previous event in this file photo.
Groups to host ‘Pro-America Rally’ in Camden
A “Pro-America Rally,” hosted by the Constitution Caucus of Oneida County and Main Street Patriots, will take place August 18. more
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