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A car involved in a multi-car crash on the NYS Thruway is being towed to the tandem lot near the Utica exit of the thruway on Sunday, March 19.
Police say whiteout caused multi-car crash on Thruway
No serious injuries were reported. Crews worked throughout the afternoon to clear damaged vehicles. more
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May’s bottle bill legislation advances in state Senate
State Sen. Rachel May, D-Syracuse, has advanced her Bigger, Better Bottle Bill through the Environmental Conservation Committee. more
Research organizations before applying to a job. Scammers often promote non-existent job opportunities, so verify a job posting by visiting a company’s official website or by calling the company directly. Confirm the contact methods, such as the email and phone number used, authorities advise.
Job seekers warned as nefarious employment scams on rise
The New York State Division of Consumer Protection has some advice for job seekers on how to avoid common employment scams. more

Kelly Blazosky of Oneida County Tourism at the Doubletree Inn at Hotel Utica on Friday, September 22, 2017 in Utica, NY. (PHOTO BY NANCY L. FORD)
Oneida County tourism leader appointed to state advisory council
Oneida County Tourism President Kelly Blazosky has been appointed to the New York State Tourism Advisory Council by Gov. Kathy Hochul. more
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Law enforcers plan DWI crackdown for St. Patrick's Day weekend
State Police and local law enforcers will conduct special driving while intoxicated enforcement through Sunday to deter drunken driving during St. Patrick’s Day weekend. more
SFC Aaron Cianfrocco
Local man completes 20 years of service in Army
Aaron Cianfrocco recently completed 20 years of service in the U.S. Army. more
I Bird NY Challenge takes flight for fledgling and experienced enthusiasts of all ages
State officials on Monday announced the start of the 2023 I BIRD NY Challenge for birders of all ages and abilities. more
Cafeteria staff serve lunch to 7th graders during their lunch break at a public school, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2023, in the Brooklyn borough of New York.
Push for free school meals for all kids gains traction
As Kyle Belokopitsky sees it, no child should go hungry and no child should be stigmatized or subject to bullying because he or she qualifies for a benefit due to family income status. more
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Griffo introduces legislation for private ski areas
State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-53, Rome, has announced that he has introduced legislation that would provide a financial boost to certain recreational ski facilities in the state.  more
DiNapoli hits Hochul budget for blocking checks on contracts
The state’s chief fiscal watchdog is urging lawmakers to reject portions of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s $227 billion state budget, arguing the plan impairs the ability of auditors. more
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The New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA) honored the Oneida County Department of Water Quality and Water Pollution Control with the Municipal Achievement Award at the awards ceremony during NYWEA’s 95th annual meeting. From left: Chief Operator Dale Lockwood; Karl Schrantz; Patricia Cerro-Reehill; and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr.
County receives award from New York Water Environment Association
The New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA) honored the Oneida County Department of Water Quality and Water Pollution Control with the Municipal Achievement Award. more
Crouse Health Addiction Treatment Services Medical Director, Dr. Tolani Ajagbe, explains the importance of stopping the spread of xylazine, a horse traqualizer, to the Cortland community during Sen. Chuck Schumer’s visit Friday to Cortland.
Xylazine overdoses draw Schumer to Cortland New York’s senior senator outlines three-point approach to opioid complication
In one week alone this month, 40 people in Onondaga County were admitted to a hospital for xylazine-related overdoses. more
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As a result of these numbers, FASNY is pushing state legislators to enact new legislation to make homes safer. FASNY said they would like to see home safety products, like smoke detectors, be exempt from sales tax. They also want to stop code enforcement funding from being swept into the state’s general fund, officials said.
Firefighters group seeks new safety measures as NY leads nation in fire deaths
New York State is leading the nation in house fire deaths, prompting the Firefighters Association of the State of New York to push for more protections through the state Legislature. more
Flames shoot up behind a wooded area off Dover Road in the town of Russia in this spring 2022 file photo. In an effort to prevent brush and grass fires, the state Department of Environmental Conservation will institute the state’s annual ban prohibiting residential brush burning, starting March 16.
Statewide burn ban goes into effect on Thursday
State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos announced the annual statewide ban prohibiting residential brush burning will begin Thursday, March 16. more
Celia Cataldo, a student from Ridge Mills Elementary School, created this art to illustrate weather forecast for Monday through Saturday. Cataldo is one of hundreds of local students who submitted artwork for the Daily Sentinel’s daily weather forecast and outlook. The Sentinel is happy to share the images — which have been running as part of the newspaper — each day since February 1, with our readers. A gallery of images used during the month of February can be found online at: bit.ly/3ZfVAaM
Winter storm expected to clear out on Wednesday
Winter may be nearing its end, but not before at least one more snowstorm will sock the region — with nearly a foot of snow blanketing the region possible before the storm clears out on Wednesday. more
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AAA warns of recent motor vehicle recalls
Due to recent Honda vehicle recalls because of defective air-bags, AAA is advising all drivers to check the recall status of their motor vehicles. AAA officials said Honda issued a warning in … more
Governor joins Chobani founder in effort to aid earthquake victims
Gov. Kathy Hochul joined the CEO of food maker Chobani in Chenango County, to urge New Yorkers to support fundraising efforts following the earthquakes that affected Turkey and Syria. more
Check your smoke alarms for Sunday’s Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time goes into effect on Sunday, March 12, and the Firefighters Association of the State of New York are reminding all residents to check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. more
Area students can apply for the scholarship by visiting the Conference’s website at: https://www.nyiacsl.org/scholarships. 
Griffo highlights scholarship opportunity
Sen. Joseph Griffo, is encouraging area high school seniors and current college students to apply for the 2023 New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators Academic and Athletic Scholarships.  more
Price gouging, online purchases, defective merchandise and poor customer service, were on the list of consumer complaints received by the New York State Attorney General’s Office last year. Consumers can file a complaint at the website www.ag.ny.gov or by calling 1-800-771-7755.
Price gouging, shoddy merchandise among top consumer complaints
Retail issues, landlord disputes and banking problems top the list of consumer complaints received by the New York State Attorney General’s Office last year. more
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