May 18, 2003 A 28-year-old man is in county jail today after police say he pointed a loaded shotgun at them Saturday night while at his father’s Cemetery Road residence, authorities said.... [more...]
May 17, 2003 The wait continues for at least two more weeks on what the state Department of Environmental Conservation is thinking about the proposed landfill in the Town of Ava — to gran... [more...]
May 16, 2003 The city will get about $75,000 from Uncle Sam to help offset expenses resulting from two big storms that hit the area from Christmas to just after New Year’s Day. May 16... [more...]
May 15, 2003 A group of Romans has a vision of turning the old Rome Free Academy into a Central New York Performing Arts Center, according to Board of Education member Frank V. Sanzone. May... [more...]
May 14, 2003 The Common Council may require a deposit to be sure that contractors disconnect water and sewer lines as part of demolition projects. May 14, 1983 Edward R. Smaldon, 1808 N... [more...]
May 13, 2003 Mother’s Day plans for picnics or a stroll in the park were mostly washed out as the day dawned overcast and pelting afternoon showers became a driving rain with dangerous li... [more...]
May 11, 2003 MARCY — A family of three is being assisted by the Red Cross after a fire damaged the inside of their Glass Factory road home Thursday afternoon. No one was home at the Dobso... [more...]
May 10, 2003 Rep. Sherwood L. Boehlert has joined the majority in the House of Representatives in approving a $550 billion cut in taxes over the next 10 years. May 10, 1983 A computer m... [more...]
May 9, 2003 A Burger King manager reported that a fake $20 bill was passed at the 106 S. Madison St. restaurant last week, police said. May 9, 1993 BOONVILLE — A battle looms. Tha... [more...]
May 8, 2003 Amy Evans, a junior at Rome Free Academy, was chosen by Henry P. Smith Post, American Legion, to attend the Empire Girls State program at Utica College for 2003. May 8, 1983 ... [more...]
May 7, 2003 VERONA - As Turning Stone Casino Resort approaches its 10th birthday, a topnotch array of entertainers from rapper LLCoolJ to Johnny Mathis will join the celebration over the next t... [more...]
May 6, 2003 WESTERN — A Wilson Road man and his daughter are thankful to be alive today after their single engine plane stalled and crashed into treetops Sunday monring. They climbed out ... [more...]
May 4, 2003 The parishioners of the Church of St. John the Baptist, 210 E. Dominick St., will honor their pastor of 10 years, the Rev. Joseph J. Clemente, at a farewell dinner June 8 at the Bee... [more...]
May 3, 2003 Gushing praise and warm smiles were the order of the afternoon as "one of the worst kept secrets" in politics became official with the jump of Ralph J. Eannace Jr. from th... [more...]
May 2, 2003 The woman who has been serving as principal at Rome Free Academy since last fall has been named to that position permanently. Susan L. Whitney will relinquish her title of deputy su... [more...]
May 1, 2003 Legal notices must be rewritten and published again. The date of a public hearing has to be moved. And the budget has to be revised if the state legislature comes up with new state ... [more...]
April 30, 2003 State Sen. Nancy Larraine Hoffmann reports that the Rome school district will get a $4.2 million increase in state aid over the amount projected in Gov. George Pataki’s bud... [more...]
April 29, 2003 SYLVAN BEACH — Cleaning up the mess. Ice that smashed its way into the Sylvan Beach shoreline earlier this month has torn up the seawall, roadways, sidewalks and nearby pro... [more...]
April 27, 2003 Sections of West Court, North Washington and West Embargo streets were temporarily closed Friday afternoon when hydraulic fluid spilled from an 18-wheeler truck. Keeping smal... [more...]
April 26, 2003 Ozzie’s Lounge has been shut down for a year after a Public Nuisance Law hearing found the bar to be the site of multiple incidents involving drugs. April 26, 1973 ... [more...]
