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Two of three abandoned ‘scrap planes’ are shown at Griffiss International Airport near the Family Dollar distribution center on Thursday, June 1, where a work crew was busy removing scrap and other debris from the south end of the airport. Oneida County has filed a lawsuit over the planes, seeking to have them removed and to be entitled to the proceeds from the sale of the planes or any of their parts.
County files suit in hopes of acquiring abandoned planes
Oneida County has initiated the legal process to take ownership over three aircrafts that have been left at the Griffiss International Airport for at least eight years.   more
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Steven Falchi
Falchi eyes ‘positive climate’ in Utica schools
Guiding the Utica City School District through to the soon-to-come end of the school year is the top priority of new Acting Superintendent Steven Falchi. more
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Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo makes her State of the City address at Mohawk Valley Community College in Rome Wednesday afternoon. The mayor is closing out her second term since taking office in 2016.
Rome mayor praises public and private growth in State of the City
In State of the City address Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo touted significant city growth in both the private and public sectors and promised more to come. more
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Williams
Williams, Stefanik voice optimism on debt limit deal
The members of Congress who represent Oneida, Madison, Herkimer and Lewis counties are optimistic. more
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This is a still image taken from drone footage from the brush fire off O’Brien Road on Sunday and Monday. Fire officials said at least 8.8 acres burned. The drone was flown by the state Office of Fire Prevention and Control.
Forestport brush fire caused by human error
The brush fire off O’Brien Road that burned roughly nine acres was caused by a fire pit that got out of control of the new landowners, according to the Forestport Fire Department. more
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Julian Spencer
Parolee accused of possessing handgun in Utica
A Utica parolee has been charged with weapons possession following a parole check Tuesday night, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Travel advisory issued for Albany Street in Utica
The City of Utica has issued a travel advisory for Albany Street, as it will be closed off from Pond Lane to Christensen Street beginning Wednesday, May 31. more
Jacob M. Mayo
Oneida County corrections officer accused of lying about his duties
A corrections officer at the Oneida County Correctional Facility is accused of failing to perform his duties. more
Local volunteers recently gathered to conduct a grave marking for Revolutionary War Patriot Dan Blackman at the Floyd Cemetery. Among those assisting in the event were, from left: Owen Van Horne, of Fort Schuyler Chapter Children of the American Revolution; Jean and Martin Beerman, descendants of Patriot Dan Blackman; Barbara Granato, regent, Holland Patent DAR; Braeden Raney, of the C.A.R.; and George Gydesen, president, Oriskany Battle Chapter NSSAR.
Grave marking for Revolutionary War Patriot
Until recently, there were no tombstones for these men, so after contacting the Veterans Administration, tombstones were procured. more
The city of Utica honors and remembers those that sacrificed their lives for their country at the Utica Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 29.
Utica’s Memorial Day Parade draws crowds to honor fallen heroes
Utica’s streets were filled with a multitude of people who gathered to pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice at the city’s annual Memorial Day Parade. more
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Head-on collision sends three to MVHS
An Oneida County sheriff’s deputy witnessed a head-on collision in Vernon on Saturday. more
Destiney McDavid serves customers food at McGill’s food truck at last year’s What the Truck food event in Utica.
Weekly food truck series returns to Canal Park in Utica
Many thousands of hungry area residents, even from out of state, have come to the Mohawk Valley’s popular weekly What The Truck? Tuesdays food truck events in the past seven years. more
Players of Utica presents “Girl Singer ... A Tribute” from June 2-11 at Players Theatre in Utica.
Players of Utica presents the musical ‘Girl Singer ... A Tribute’
Players of Utica presents a slam-bang finish to its regular 2022-2023 season with the engaging musical “Girl Singer ... A Tribute." more
The Oneida Community Mansion House will host its second annual classic car show on Saturday, June 3.
Oneida Community Mansion House to host classic car show
The Oneida Community Mansion House, 170 Kenwood Ave., will host its second annual classic car show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 3. more
The Moss Back Mule Band, featuring, from left, Dave Liddy, Steve Quenneville, Dave Pallas and Hal Kent, will perform on June 3 at Unity Hall’s Landecker Auditorium in Barneveld.
Moss Back Mule Band returns to Unity Hall
The mere mention of the Moss Back Mule Band stokes memories of energetic southern rock and blues, lively dance floors and smoky bars puffing with character. more
The annual June Antique Show returns from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 2-4 with more than 300 antiques and collectibles dealers along Route 20 from Madison to Bouckville.
June Show kicks off summer shopping for antiques and collectibles
The annual June Antique Show returns from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, June 2 to Sunday, June 4 at antiques and collectibles dealers along and around historic Route 20. more
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The all-new live “Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour” comes to the stage at 6 p.m. June 1 at The Stanley Theatre in Utica.
Blippi brings ‘Wonderful World Tour’ to Utica
Global sensation Blippi will delight audiences in an all-new live show, “Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour." more
Fort Stanwix staff and volunteers can be seen dressed up in period costume while they tested a bit of powder as they fired their muskets toward the fort during French and Indian War Weekend on Saturday.
America's 'First World War' on full display at Fort Stanwix
This weekend, the Fort Stanwix National Monument in Rome will be home to numerous programs, activities and events commemorating the nearly 270 years since the French and Indian War began. more
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Former airman Thomas Kenealy Sr., age 92, has lived in Rome for more than 70s years, after being drafted into the Air Force in the 1950s and being stationed at the former Griffiss Air Force Base. In all his years, Kenealy has worked tirelessly to honor the city's veterans. He was even on the committee to bring the B-52 bomber to Rome, where it still stands to this day.
Former Rome airman, 92, continues mission to honor vets
Even after more than 70 years, former airman Thomas Kenealy Sr. can still remember when he first arrived in Rome. more
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Cincinnati Creek, featuring, from left, Chris Pepe, Cathy Martin, Lori Thompson and Joe Rowlands, will perform during the Local Favorites concert at 7:30 p.m. June 3, at Park Coffee House in Holland Patent.
Local Favorites concert closes Park Coffee House spring season
Park Coffee House will mark the end of its spring season at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 3 with a Local Favorites fundraiser concert. more
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