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State and local officials gather to cut the ribbon and mark the completion of a renovation and rehabilitation project at Chittning Pond in Sangerfield on Thursday.
Enhancements unveiled at popular fishing access site in Sangerfield
State and local officials are celebrating the completion of work along Chittning Pond — a 70-acre pond located in the Albert J. Woodford Memorial State Forest, off U.S. Route 20. more
Prospect Cemetery entrance on the old side.
Walking tour of cemetery to share unique glimpse of Prospect history
Cynthia Richards, president of the Prospect Cemetery Association, will conduct a walking tour of the cemetery at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 25. more
PERFECT PITCH — Members of the chorus at Denti Elementary School, 1001 Ruby St., Rome, sing the national anthem before the start of a Syracuse Mets game on Sunday. The group, under the direction of music teacher Sarah Anderson, received a rousing round of applause by the crowd, following the performance.
SNAPSHOT: Denti Chorus at Syracuse Mets
Members of the chorus at Denti Elementary School, sang the national anthem before the start of a Syracuse Mets game on Sunday. more

Local movie listings for Friday, June 17
Looking for something to do? Check out these local movie times.. more
Jervis hosts Unplug & Play Game Night
Unplug & Play Game Night will take place at 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, at Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St. more
Local artist Stephen Carpenter held a meeting at the Oneida Lakes Arts and Heritage Center and unveiled his latest project: Bolero de Cochereau. The North Bay artist is looking to render the musical piece of Pierre Cochereau into color, shape, and space as a cinematic expression
Local artist unveils ambitious project
On Monday, local artist Stephen Carpenter held a meeting at the Oneida Lakes Arts and Heritage Center and unveiled his latest project: Bolero de Cochereau. more
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Nuno felting is the process of combining different fabrics together to create unique designs and textures within material.
View offers Nuno Shawl workshop
Are you looking for a fun and easy way to make artisan level accessories? Are you looking to add a pop of color, or a handmade item to your summer closet? more
Leo Finnie as Prof. D. and Chantal Jean-Pierre as Yolonda Mourning
Syracuse Stage presents ‘salt/city/blues’
Syracuse Stage concludes the 2021-22 season with a new play on the main stage, an original play about housing insecurity in America ... more
National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum extends hours
The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum, 5255 Pleasant Valley Road, is extending its seasonal hours. more
Patrons enter the Saranac Brewery courtyard, 811 Edward St., where the United Way of the Mohawk Valley’s 100th Birthday Party took place.
United Way hosts centennial celebration
The United Way of the Mohawk Valley hosted a celebration that was 100 years in the making. more
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Arts District event to showcase local artists, Pride Month
Downtown businesses in the Rome Arts District are teaming up to host the first Artist Pop-up event in celebration of local artists and Pride Month. more
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Amanda Straney and Bill Fahy
Music from the Civil War era at historical society
Amanda Straney and Bill Fahy will perform their “Soldier’s Joy” music program, showcasing music from the Civil War era, at the Rome Historical Society. more
This year’s World Refugee Day celebration will take place Saturday, June 18, at Hanna Park in Utica.
World Refugee Day celebration June 18 in Utica
The Center (formerly the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees) invites the community to celebrate World Refugee Day from noon to 4 p.m. more
Joe Kelly
KELLY'S KORNER: Things you can learn from watching the movie credits
Interesting things can be learned from movie credits: locations where the movie was filmed, for example, singers of songs in the movie, the names of lesser known actors and many other things. more
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The origins of Juneteenth
Juneteenth was recognized as a federal holiday on June 17, 2021. Even though it is in its infancy on paper, Juneteenth is considered the longest-running African American holiday in history. more
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“The Catch” by NormaN Rockwell
Exhibit at MWPAI shares scenes of America
“Without thinking too much about it in specific terms, I was showing the America I knew and observed to others who might not have noticed.” — Norman Rockwell more
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MAKING WAVES — A man rows his single scull shell on the Erie Canal near Bellamy Harbor Park in Rome earlier this week. Single sculls are often used for training by rowers, serving primarily to enhance the rowers’ individual technique and watermanship, including such skills as balance and speed.
SNAPSHOT: Rowing on the Erie Canal
A man rows his single scull shell on the Erie Canal near Bellamy Harbor Park in Rome earlier this week. more
TEA HELPS KIDS —  The Lake Delta Kiwanis Club recently held a tea party, raising more than $1,200 for the non-profit organization Sleep in Heavenly Peace. Isabel Carambia, a Lake Delta Kiwanis club member, hosted the event, which included a 50/50 raffle and a raffle for a wreath created by Renee Scalise. Sleep in Heavenly Peace makes beds and donates them to children in need in Oneida and Herkimer counties, complete with pillows, blankets, sheets.
SNAPSHOT: Kiwanis Tea Party
The Lake Delta Kiwanis Club recently held a tea party, raising more than $1,200 for the non-profit organization Sleep in Heavenly Peace. more
Oneida County History Center hosts virtual program on phrenology
Did you know that in the 1840s many people believed that “reading” the shape of your head could tell you about your personality traits and mental state? more
Jervis offers fiber arts teen event Monday
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., will host a Maker Monday teen event on June 13, at 4 p.m. more
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