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A spotted lanternfly at a vineyard in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. The spotted lanternfly may be a threat to a number of agricultural segments across the state.
Group urges outdoor enthusiasts to keep eye out for the invasive spotted lanternfly
Leaf peeping, salmon fishing, scenic drives, apple picking, pumpkin-patch visiting, haunted hay-riding have another accompaniment that is easy to add on to fall activities. more
First signs of colorful fall foliage emerge
This is the first 2022 I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report for New York State. more
The track at New York State School for the Deaf on Turin Street will be closed to the public Thursday through Friday, Sept. 23 as repairs and renovations are made. Weather-permitting, the track will re-open Saturday, Sept. 24.
Popular NYSSD track to close briefly for renovation
The athletic track at the New York State School for the Deaf, 401 Turin St., — popular with exercise-minded community members for running and walking — is about to get a facelift. more
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A red ribbon is tied around a tilted headstone at the Oriskany Cemetery off Cider Street on Wednesday. A $72,765 grant will help fix this and other headstones and monuments at the cemetery, officials said.
Grant to help local cemetery make repairs
The Oriskany Cemetery Association has received a grant of more than $72,000 from the New York State Division of Cemeteries to repair or remove monuments that are dilapidated or in disrepair … more
Gas prices continue to decline across state, region
The average gas price in New York is down 12 cents from last week, averaging $4 per gallon, according to a report Tuesday by AAA.  more
Matthew Critz, and his dog, Lou, along an aisle of Liberty apple trees at his orchard in Cazenovia on Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Sweet apples and cider predicted this fall
Those excited for cider season have a sweeter than usual cider to look forward to this year thanks to the hot summer. more
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PRISON UNION RALLY — Several area corrections officers and members of the New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association held a rally on Oriskany Boulevard in Whitesboro Friday afternoon to protest poor conditions in state prisons and to call on the government to repeal the HALT Act, which put an end to lengthy solitary confinement. Union officials said the HALT Act has led to more violence against corrections officers, which has contributed to staffing issues and low employee morale. Friday's rally was the fifth and final rally that NYSCOPBA has held across the state.
SNAPSHOT: Prison union rally held in Whitesboro
Area corrections officers and members of the New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association held a rally on Oriskany Boulevard in Whitesboro Friday afternoon. more
September marks beginning of several hunting seasons in state
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos is reminding hunters that September marks the beginning of several hunting seasons in New York State. more
Voyant Beauty hadn't had a chance to change the sign on its Marietta Hospitality division when it was acquired from KIK Custom Products. Marietta got its start, on Huntington Street in Cortland, in 1976.
Closure of two businesses spells end of 500 jobs in Cortland
The seed of Marietta Corp., which grew to employ hundreds of people in Cortland, was planted in a cabbage field in Marietta in 1975. more
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Gerald Griech, who wished not to have his face shown, is pictured along Main Street near the Chadakoin River in Jamestown.
Tent on Main Street in Jamestown spotlights homeless plight
Sitting in his red chair just under a tree for shade, Gerald Griech on a mild afternoon watched traffic and the comings and goings along Main Street in Jamestown. more
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Premo Automotive mechanic Justin Sykes secures the exhaust beyond the catalytic converters that have the bronzish sheen to them. Premo’s had just installed a new exhaust system including two new catalytic converters. Premo Automotive is at 176 Black River Blvd N., Rome.
New etching kits to help fight catalytic converter thefts, according to state
To help fight a growing wave of catalytic converter thefts across the state — especially at car dealerships — the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is introducing a new metal etching … more
Sarita Ruiz, owner of Sarita’s and a Rome native, offers “Spanish food with an American twist” in the Pan-African Village.
The many cultures of NY are on display at the state fair
The New York State Fair is a culture all its own, filled with microcosms ... more
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UPDATE: How did area congressional district candidates fare in the Tuesday primary?
Check out the latest tallies from the Tuesday night primaries. more
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Downtown Oneida on July 6, 2022
SURVEY: What do you think about Oneida's past, present, and future?
The Sentinel Media Company is looking for local residents to participate in this survey to provide their perspective on the City of Oneida — the past, where the city stands now and looking into the future ... more
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Four young lifeguards who were honored on Monday for helping save the life of an unresponsive 11-month-old infant at Lake Delta State Park. From left: Olivia Smith, Michael Corr, Gavin Civitelli and Dennis VanHoesel.
Lifeguards, first-responders honored for saving baby at Lake Delta
Four lifeguards and several area first responders were honored at Lake Delta State Park on Monday for saving the life of an unresponsive 11-month-old child this summer, according to the … more
The Midway will feature more than 50 rides, carnival games and food.
The Great New York State Fair starts Wednesday
“I call it the 4 F’s – food, farming, fun and family – we have it all, right here at the fair.” more
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Statewide STOP-DWI Labor Day Campaign
Law enforcement agencies from across the state will be cracking down on drunken and distracted driving from now through Labor Day. more
Nix, the miniature donkey, after her surgery.
Mini donkey gets big boost from pacemaker
Nix, a miniature donkey with a potentially fatal heart condition, is on the mend after a successful pacemaker implantation by veterinarians at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals … more
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Early voting begins in NY congressional primary
Early, in-person voting began Saturday in New York’s congressional party primaries, which will set the final field for a slew of competitive contests in the general election this … more
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On Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022, officials declared Verona Beach State Park closed due to the presence of harmful algal blooms.
Verona Beach State Park swim area closed
The swimming area at Verona Beach State Park has been closed due to the presence of harmful algal blooms. more
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