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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
Rome City School District Board of Education member John Nash, district Superintendent Peter Blake, board President Joseph Mellace, board Vice President Elena Reddick and board member Karen Fontana conduct district business Monday, May 22 in the Rome Free Academy library.
School board considers future of ‘Ask the BOE’ email communications
The continuation of their “Ask the BOE” virtual mailbox was deliberated during the Rome City School District Board of Education’s regular meeting this week. more
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From left, Rev. Michael Ballman of Cornerstone Community Church, speaks out about Oneida County’s housing ban for migrants, while Rev. Karen Brammer of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Utica and Rabbi Peter Schaktman of Temple Emanu-El, stand in support.
Local clergy call for county to reverse emergency order on asylum seekers
A group of local religious leaders are calling for Oneida County officials to reverse its position on housing asylum seekers who may be bussed to the county from New York City.  more
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Stone Mercurio
Memorial skatepark gains traction with Rome council
All seven members of the Rome Common Council agreed on a resolution to support building a new, state-of-the-art skateboarding park in Rome, to honor the memory of Stone Mercurio. more
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Four members of the Rome Fire Department and three EMTs from AmCare Ambulance were recognized Wednesday morning for successfully reviving an ailing Rome resident last week. Mid-State EMS presented all seven with a Certificate of Recognition at Central Fire Station on Black River Boulevard. From left: Jarrod Waufle, Midstate EMS; Rome Firefighter Kyle Liddy; Firefighter Todd Stevens; AmCare President Paul Taylor; Rome Fire Lt. Dean Lenhart; Firefighter Philip Urtz; Vincent Ouimette, program agency director for Midstate EMS; and Melissa Norrs, a critical care technician with AmCare.
Firefighters, EMTs recognized for saving woman’s life
Despite what they show in the movies, reviving an unresponsive person through CPR is very rarely successful. more
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Rome Marketing and Special Events Coordinator Sarah Lokker, right, looks over the plans for Erie Boulevard improvements with city planner Danielle Salisbury. The plans for three upcoming city projects are on display this week at City Hall. In the background is Julian Clark of Plumley Engineering, who will answer questions about the new parking lot on North James Street.
City officials provide public updates on three projects
Three upcoming beautification and infrastructure projects for the City of Rome are on public display at City Hall this week. more
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Elaine DePerno-Brown, daughter of the original Captain John, and her husband Andy Brown run a tight ship at Captain John’s. Pictured are the two standing by a picture of the original Captain John.
Iconic local restaurant marks milestone anniversary
Captain John’s is celebrating 50 years of business the only way they know how — and everyone’s invited. more
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Herkimer College Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance Nicholas Laino, far left, President Cathleen McColgin, fifth from left, and Board of Trustees Chairwoman Isabella Crandall, far right, pose with 20-year staff members Julie Todd, Shea Manley, George Smith, Andrew Devitt, Karen Ayouch, Christian Avis, Amy Getman and Suzanne Paddock May 10 at the college’s Employee Recognition Ceremony and Reception.
Herkimer College honors several employees with service awards
Herkimer County Community College has recognized 15 employees for their ongoing work and dedication to the college by awarding them service awards. more
Utica City School District student liaison and graduating senior Tha Da Mwee Kyet, front center, attended her final board of education meeting Tuesday. She is joined by, front row from left, board members James Paul and David Testa and back row from left, board Vice President Danielle Padula, President Joseph Hobika Jr., members Tennille Knoop, Don Dawes and Bob Cardillo and new district Acting Superintendent Steven Falchi.
Utica student artists celebrated at board of education meeting
The accomplishments of Utica City School District art students were lauded by their teacher and the district's board of education Tuesday during the board's regular monthly meeting. more
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Pictured is an aerial view of the Kellogg Road area. The project area is outlined in a dashed red line.
Officials present initial renderings for Kellogg Road proposal
The Herkimer-Oneida Counties Transportation Council presented residents of New Hartford with preliminary proposals to improve safety and accessibility on Kellogg Road.  more
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From left are: Deacon James Chappell and Rev. Richard Kapral.
Holy Cross Academy marks 25 years with banquet
Holy Cross Academy, a junior-senior high school in Oneida, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an appreciation banquet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 30. more
Holland Patent man killed in crash
A 21-year-old man was killed when his Jeep Wrangler crashed off Steuben Valley Road early Sunday morning, according to the New York State Police. more
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