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‘When The Psychology Professor Met The Minister’ book talk Oct. 1
Licensed Medical Social Worker and local author Dave Roberts will host a talk and book signing at the Pratt MWP Arts Institute Library. more
The Reynolds Building was a four-story shoe factory located on John Street in Utica. It operated until 1894.
‘Utica Shoes’ exhibit opening, lecture Saturday
The new exhibit, “Utica Shoes? Who Knew!,” which tells the story of another major industry in Utica that often gets overlooked, opens at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1. more
A sign on the front door of The Utica Zoo announcing its closure this week. The Utica Zoo has been closed since Sunday due to a ‘temporary lapse of our inspection,’ according to Executive Director Andria Heath. She said a new inspection has been scheduled for Thursday to clear up any lingering concerns from the United States Department of Agriculture.
Utica Zoo hopes to reopen by end of week following ‘temporary lapse of inspection’
The Utica Zoo is looking to reopen its doors this week after a recent inspection by the United States Department of Agriculture caused them to close for several days. more
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Dedicated to actively sharing local history, the Chenango County Historical Society hosts a variety of programs throughout the year, including school field trips. CCHS is raising funds to support museum operations through sales of Boscov’s “Friends Helping Friends” shopping passes, which can be used at all 50 retail locations on Oct. 19.
Boscov’s ‘Friends Helping Friends’ program to aid Chenango County historical society
The Chenango County Historical Society invites community members to purchase a shopping pass for Boscov’s annual “Friends Helping Friends” event. more
Partners in a mural project cut the ribbon to celebrate the unveiling of “Seasons” at the Roscoe Conking Park near the Parkway Recreation Center on Monday. The mural aims to add an artistic creation to a family-friendly multicultural area.
Mural unveiled to celebrate ‘Seasons’ at Roscoe Conkling Park
A mural that changes with the “Seasons” has been unveiled on the sidewall of a building in the Roscoe Conking Park near the Parkway Recreation Center. more
Event to feature Oneida, Haudenosaunee crafts, art
The Oneida Indian Nation, in partnership with Fort Stanwix National Monument and Rome Historical Society, will hold a fall craft fair at Fort Stanwix from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1. more
Gethsemane Episcopal marks centennial anniversary
Gethsemane Episcopal Church, 320 Park St., will celebrate its centennial anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 25. more
SNAPSHOT: Olympian teaches at Lenox Skate Park
Emanuel "Manny" Santiago, Olympian and professional skateboarder, visited the Lenox Skatepark for a meet and greet, where he shredded the pipes and took time to give pointers and lessons to young children still learning their way around the board. more
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Local watercolor artist and instructor Laura Diddle stands in front of a collection of motivating signs Thursday during her class at the Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library in Sherrill.
Art classes part of ongoing educational community outreach at Sherrill Public Library
The Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library offers more than just a world of reading for its patrons, says new Director Bill Loveland. more
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Sam Nackman
The Book of Mormon’s actor loves show — and Saranac root beer
Sam Nackman is Elder Cunningham. The supporting actor for Broadway Theatre League of Utica’s season opener, The Book of Mormon, Nackman has found a kindred spirit on the road. more
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Jim Moran
Oneida County Historical Hall of Fame unveils honorees
The Oneida County Historical Hall of Fame, which honors individuals from Oneida County who made an impact on the community and the world, has named five individuals to its 2022 inductee class. more
Popular boat launch ramp in Hinckley to close Oct. 2
The New York Power Authority has announced the Hinckley Reservoir boat-launching ramp will be closing for the season. more
From left, Alicia Dicks and Kayla Ellis announce prize winners as the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties hosted Mohawk Valley Gives on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at their office location in Utica. The 24-hour day of giving was established to commemorate the organization's 70th anniversary supporting the needs of the local community by raising funds for nonprofits. Participants were also able to win cash prizes and match funds or challenge incentives to organizations.
Community raises more than $600,000 during Mohawk Valley Gives
The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties hosted its first 24-hour day of giving, “Mohawk Valley Gives,” to benefit local nonprofits serving the two counties. more
Beautiful fall foliage is beginning to pop out in several corners of New York State, with some significant early color changes expected in the higher elevations of the Adirondacks and Catskills, according to field reports from volunteer observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I LOVE NY program.
Colors begin to emerge, leaf peepers report
Beautiful fall foliage is beginning to pop out in several corners of New York State, with some significant early color changes expected in the higher elevations of the Adirondacks and Catskills. more
Hairdresser Christina Damiano works on set for the Broadway Theatre League of Utica’s two-day tech production of The Book of Mormon. Along with being a cultural catalyst for the community, Broadway Utica has also been a strong economic driver, contributing more than $1.7 million to the economy over the past five years.
Broadway shows help keep local businesses humming
Recently, a caravan of semi-trucks cruised through downtown Utica, hauling sets, costumes, sound systems, and other production equipment to The Stanley Theatre. more
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Missy Graves, right, delivers a bag of books as Jervis Public Library Executive Director Lisa Matte sorts through piles of books already dropped off at a previous recycling event at the library.
Jervis Public Library hosts Recycling Day Wednesday
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., will host Recycling Day on Wednesday, Sept. 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the library parking lot. more
Dr. Tanya Bucierka, left, and Ivanka Siolkowsky are shown in this split photo. The two women left their homes and businesses to assist Ukrainians during the war. Cazenovia College will present the first of a new annual four-part Wheler Family Great Minds Lecture Series entitled “On the Ground in Ukraine” on Thursday, Oct. 27, at 3:30 p.m.
‘On the Ground in Ukraine’ part of free lecture series
Cazenovia College will present the first of a new annual four-part Wheler Family Great Minds Lecture Series entitled “On the Ground in Ukraine." more
Rome will host a community-wide Halloween Decorating contest for homes. The entry period to submit will begin on Saturday, Oct. 1 and run through Oct. 26.
City to host inaugural Halloween home decorating contest
With the official start of fall, it’s time to get spooky and the City of Rome wants to crown the Best Decorated. more
Sophie Bartoszek cans a variety of fruits and vegetables from her garden at home in Marcy. She also cans traditional Polish meats.
Many in region enjoy preserving fall harvest
Preserving fall’s abundant offering of fresh fruits and vegetables is a treasured tradition for many Central New Yorkers. more
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Barn Quilt Painting workshop will be held Thursday, Sept. 22, from 1 to 4 p.m.
View announces workshops
View, the center of arts and culture at 3273 Route 28, will host workshops in the coming weeks on natural dyes and quilt painting. more
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