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Art show features works from local teachers, students
The Madison-Oneida BOCES Art Professional Learning Group (PLG) opened its eighth annual “Art: The Common Thread” teacher-student exhibit Saturday, March 4, at the Kirkland Town Library. more
Mohawk Valley native Kim Bass is set to release his second film in theaters nationwide. Pictured is the set of “A Snowy Day in Oakland.”
Mohawk Valley native to release second film
“A Snowy Day in Oakland,” an urban comedic drama written and directed by Utica native and former Frankfort resident Kim Bass, will open in theaters nationwide beginning March 17. more
Jervis Public Library
Jervis hosts Reading with a Ranger, Jigsaw Puzzle Competition
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., has announced events for next week. more

Crafters wanted for 42nd Annual Friendship Craft Festival
Applications are being accepted for two popular craft events, the 42nd Annual Friendship Craft Festival on Saturday, June 10, in Spring Park. more
People can support the Western Town Library, and enjoy a St. Patrick’s Day takeout feast on Thursday, March 16. The menu includes ham, scalloped potatoes, coleslaw, beans, a roll, and a halfmoon cookie.
Western Town Library to host St. Patrick’s Day takeout fundraiser
The Western Town Library’s board of trustees will host a St. Patrick’s Day takeout fundraiser from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, at the library, 9172 Main St. more
Free tai chi workshop to begin March 27
Exercise actually helps when managing arthritis and the pain that comes with it. more
Rising Stars students Zachary Swistak, Jake Cosentino, and Ash Paul take part in a Rising Stars dress rehearsal for The Emperor’s New Clothes.
Capitol Theatre announces next Rising Stars session
Rome Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St., has opened registration for the spring session of Rising Stars, the area’s educational youth theatre program. more
This image released by MGM shows Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Creed, left, and Jonathan Majors as Damian Anderson, right, in a scene from "Creed III."
REVIEW: ‘Creed III’ is satisfying sequel that packs the usual punch
The Creed franchise comes to a potentially satisfying conclusion with “Creed III,” another boxing movie with heart and a successful directorial debut for star Michael B. Jordan. more
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Members of the Rome Free Academy Winter Guard rehearse recently. Community members are invited to see the varsity guard explore the world of one of literature’s most famous characters, Sherlock Holmes, when the Black Knights will host the second annual Copper City Classic Winter Guard Show on Saturday, March 11 at Rome Free Academy. Doors open at 3 p.m. The show will also feature groups from Westmoreland, New Hartford, East-Syracuse Minoa, Liverpool, Central Square, Shenendehowa, RFA Barbershop and the Central New York Academy of Dance.
Black Knights Winter Guard to host Copper City Classic color guard show at RFA
The Black Knights Winter Guard, along with the Rome Free Academy Marching Black Knights, will host the second annual Copper City Classic Winter Guard Show. more
Visitors view “The Last Portrait: Reflections of the End of Life” by Mark DiOrio, on display now through April 11 at Donald G. Butcher Library at SUNY Morrisville. Portraits are of Hospice & Palliative Care patients from 2014-21.
‘The Last Portrait’ shares unique stories of life, and death
“I have my three grandsons and my daughter. I enjoy being around them. That’s what I live for. Them.” — Susan Delahunt, of Rome, 1951-2015. more
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Oodles of Noodles Potluck at Keaton & Lloyd
Keaton & Lloyd Bookshop, 236 W. Dominick St., will host an Oodles of Noodles Potluck on Saturday, March 11 at 1 p.m. more
‘Growing Up in Hinckley’ topic of presentation
The Prospect Free Library, 116 Upper State St., will feature the presentation “Growing Up in Hinckley” at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 25. more
A pair of guest speakers shared their insights with members of the Oriska Valley Seniors at a recent meeting held at the Oriskany Falls American Legion. From left: Noreen Henty, left, Brian Bogan, Jonas Stoltzfus, and Howard Hent.
Stoltzfus Family Dairy, longtime area educator share insights with local civic group
Two guest speakers gave presentations at the Oriska Valley Seniors meeting held at the American Legion on Friday, March 3. more
Jervis library announces upcoming events
Check out these upcoming events at Jervis Public Library. more
Jervis Board to meet
The monthly board meeting of the Jervis Public Library Association, Inc., will take place at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 9, at the library, 613 N. Washington St. more
Jim Coulthart
History of Mohawk Airlines topic of talk Sunday
Jim Coulthart, a local aviation enthusiast and historian, will give an hour-long presentation on “The Story of Mohawk Airlines 1945-1972” at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 12. more
The par 4 12th hole at Rome Country Club has never had a cart path from the bridge to the green but a cart path has been cut and gravel put down and when it warms up blacktop will be installed.
Rome Country Club swinging into 2023 with many improvements
Rome Country Club has made many enhancements to provide for another successful year. more
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Taps are inserted into maple trees with the Friends of Rogers Environmental Education Center in Sherburne.
March educational programs hosted by Friends of Rogers
Expanded monthly programming continues at the Rogers Environmental Education Center, 2721 Route 80, with three programs in March. more
Boxes upon boxes of comic book back issues are available to look through and buy at Ravenswood in New Hartford. The comic shop also hosts weekly game nights for Magic the Gathering players.
New ownership at Ravenswood keeps focus on comics
Peter Parker is still Spider-Man. Clark Kent is still Superman. But the Ravenswood comic book shop in New Hartford looks a little different these days. more
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Herkimer County Historical Society Executive Director Cassandra Castle stands beside a fireplace in the society’s Suiter building. A picture of Dr. A. Walter Suiter, who left the building to the society, is displayed on the mantel. The portrait above shows the doctor’s father, Col. James A. Suiter, who headed the 34th New York Regiment, known as the Herkimer County Regiment, from 1862 to 1863, and also fought in the Mexican War. A plaque honoring the colonel is also visible.
Herkimer County Historical Society plans new major exhibit
The Herkimer County Historical Society’s Suiter building on North Main Street needs a new major exhibit, according to Executive Director Cassandra Castle. more
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