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MVCC event to showcase studio, digital art program options
Mohawk Valley Community College will host Art Programs Day, an opportunity for prospective students to explore the College’s various programs in the arts. more
The Liberty Park mural in Utica.
‘Sunburst’ mural being rebuilt; public to have input on new artwork
Reconstruction of the wall that hosts the iconic “Sunburst” wall mural that greets passers-by at Liberty Bell Park in downtown Utica has begun. more
GETTING A JUMP ON THE HOLIDAYS — City of Rome workers Larry Fisher, left, and Lenny Costello each get a lift in a bucket truck to the top of one of the city’s decorative light poles as they install colorful holiday wreaths along East Dominick Street on Wednesday. Over the course of the next few weeks, city workers will install dozens of holiday pole decorations, trim the city’s holiday tree and install the whimsical Trinkaus holiday village and iconic Merry Christmas sign on North James Street. It will be the first holiday season that the popular Trinkaus sign and display will be lit since the death of its creator, Andy Trinkaus, who passed away at age 99 on July 14.
SNAPSHOT: Rome gets jump on holiday decorating
Over the course of the next few weeks, Rome city workers will install dozens of holiday pole decorations. more

Margaret Mayes stands with survivors of Exercise Tiger for the Exercise Tiger Wreath Ceremony on Nov. 10, 1995.
Rome native killed in Exercise Tiger remembered 78 years later
For 78 years, Margaret Mayes has kept her brother’s memory alive. Mayes, 96, lives in Rome with her husband, Joe. more
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James Daino holds up his special concoction of vanilla extract Wednesday in his Rome kitchen.
Mom’s perfect cheesecake inspires principal baker
James Daino has been baking since he was just a child of maybe 8 or 9 years old, learning at the apron of his mother Rose while watching her as they tried new recipes together. more
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History center offers pirate-themed story hour
Children of all ages are invited to the Oneida County History Center, 1608 Genesee St., for a pirate-themed story hour at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9. more
‘The Oneida Indian Nation, Culture of Food’ talk Monday
As part of Native American Heritage Month, Rome Historical Society will host the program, “The Oneida Indian Nation, Culture of Food." more
Jervis Public Library
Jervis hosts book signing, landscape painting workshop
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., has announced events for next week. more
“Restaurant Impossible” star Robert Irvine talks outside the Balanced Chef at 242 W. Dominick St. in Rome during filming of the episode on Wednesday.
SNAPSHOT: 'Restaurant Impossible' filming in Rome
This week, cooking reality show "Restaurant Impossible" is filming in the West Dominick Street vicinity in Rome. more
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Arc Herkimer  to host community informational meeting
Arc Herkimer will host a Community Informational Meeting at the Arc Herkimer Business Park at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 16. more
Event to feature ‘Women of the Universalist Church’ in Clinton
Clinton Historical Society, 1 Fountain St., will present the program, “Women of the Universalist Church” at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13. more
A 17th century Oneida Indian Nation ceramic pot sits on display for photographs, Monday, Nov. 7, 2022 in Hamilton, N.Y. Colgate University is returning to the Oneida Indian Nation more than 1,500 items once buried with ancestral remains — a collection of culturally significant items that includes pendants, pots, bells and turtle shell rattles, some dating back 400 years.
University returning 1,500 artifacts to Oneida Indian Nation
Colgate University is returning to the Oneida Indian Nation more than 1,500 items once buried with ancestral remains. more
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William F. Finch III, of ASCE Syracuse and Barton & Loguidice of Utica, presents a $2,500 check to Project Fibonacci Foundation representatives Robert Bojanek, Tamallin Martin and Dr. Andrew Drozd.
Donation to aid MOSART initiative
The Syracuse Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), founded in 1923 and representing a membership of approximately 500 civil engineers and engineering students. more
An Oct. 28 mystery theater event at Hart’s Hill Inn in Whitesboro raised $8,000 for the Joseph Michael Chubbuck Foundation, which supports local cancer patients in financial need. From left: Kathleen Shoen, Barb Mellor, Brianne Kubik, Eileene and Charles Dillman, Meagan DiSalvo, and Ashley Engle — all but the Dillmans attended Rome Catholic Schools with Joseph Chubbuck. Not pictured is Andrew Dillman (the Dillmans’ son who passed away saving a drowning victim in Florida in 2017), who also attended RCS with Chubbuck, was previously a JMCF volunteer.
Mystery Dinner Theater event raises more than $8,000 for Chubbuck Foundation
The Joseph Michael Chubbuck Foundation Oct. 28 Mystery Dinner Theater at Harts Hill Inn in Whitesboro sold out three weeks in advance and raised more than $8,000 to assist local cancer patients. more
Clifford Crandall and his wife, Amanda, set up their tripod for some star gazing.
COLUMN: Try stargazing for an ‘out and about’ experience (VIDEO)
Holy star gazing. Could you be the first person to see the great meteor coming at us that will destroy our planet? Check out the video in the column. more
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Herkimer County Arts & Crafts Fair returning to Herkimer College
The Herkimer County Arts & Crafts Fair returns from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12 to Herkimer College, 100 Reservoir Road. more
Scene from “All Quiet on the Western Front”
REVIEW: War has never looked as bleak as in “All Quiet on the Western Front”
If you need another reminder that war is hell, Netflix is now streaming a gripping and hauntingly beautiful new adaptation of “All Quiet on the Western Front.” more
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$1M award to boost arts in Central New York
CNY Arts announced on Friday that it has been awarded $1 million for Statewide Community Regrants and capacity enhancement initiatives. more
Local scholar to serve as writing tutor at Hamilton College
Elizabeth Gale, of Clinton, has been chosen to serve as a tutor in the Nesbitt-Johnston Writing Center at Hamilton College for the 2022-23 academic year. more
Jamie Wilbert poses Tuesday, Nov. 1 with the old playground equipment at the Western Town Library. She’s holding a catalogue GameTime that will supply the new playground equipment.
Library to celebrate centennial with new playground equipment
Thanks to a successful fundraising campaign, the Western Town Library, 9172 Main St., is expecting new playground equipment to be in place and in full working order. more
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