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Rome Health touts $158M economic impact
Rome Health is touting an analysis from the Healthcare Association of New York State that shows it contributes $158 million to the local economy on a roughly annual basis. more
Ann Dougal, left, and Anne Marie Costello welcome people into White Begonia to help them find that special gift or purchase.
White Begonia offers array of products
White Begonia was originally Cottontails, which carried children’s clothes, and Yankee Limited, the home decor and gift shop. more
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Members of the Broadway Theatre League and Excellus BlueCross BlueShield hold a ceremonial check following an announcement that the Students on Broadway Program has been awarded a $2,500 Health and Wellness grant.
Broadway Theatre League receives Excellus BCBS award
Broadway Theatre League of Utica has received a $2,500 Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Health and Wellness Award to support their Students on Broadway Program. more
Michael Hennessy
Hennessy files appeal after dismissal of case
Michael Hennessy, a candidate for Oneida County Executive, is seeking to appeal the decision to uphold his removal from the Republican ballot in the upcoming primary election.  more
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Residencies, testimonies play pivotal role in first district case
Two people vying to represent Utica’s first district have found themselves in the center of a legal battle. more
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Attempted murder charged after attack on side of Route 49
A 32-year-old man has been charged with attempted second-degree murder and second-degree assault. more
At 11 a.m. on May 24, Sawyer Bailey and Lisa Salamon of ADKAction will hold a conversation about the Adirondack Pollinator Project and pollinator species conservation at Old Forge Library.
Old Forge Library to host gardening programs
The Old Forge Library, 220 Crosby Blvd., is hosting two programs Wednesday, May 24 to inspire patrons to start growing. more
Certified sound healing practitioner Andrea Lisette Villiere will offer free sessions to the public at 5:30 p.m. May 23 at the Old Forge Library.
Old Forge library offers free sound healing sessions
The public is invited to try a free session of sound healing with certified sound healing practitioner Andrea Lisette Villiere at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 23. more
Organized by the Sherrill-Kenwood Classic Car Club, the Oneida Community Mansion House will host a car show.
Oneida Community Mansion House to host classic car show
The Oneida Community Mansion House will host its second annual classic car show on June 3 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. more
Kelly Blazosky
Oneida County Tourism president to depart organization
Oneida County Tourism has announced the departure of President Kelly Blazosky, effective June 30. more
Madison County officials urge vaccinations for pets, following recent discovery of rabid raccoon
The Madison County Public Health Department reported its third positive case of rabies this year. more
New Hartford woman faces contempt, harassment charges
A domestic dispute in New Hartford led to felony charges, according to the New Hartford Police Department. more
Utica voting inspectors looks up the information on a voter with her ID in hand Tuesday, May 16 at the Parkway Rec Center. Voting wasn't very vibrant at the time.
Local school districts report budget & board voting results
Area school districts sent their proposed 2023-24 budgets, potential Board of Education candidates and other propositions to the polls Tuesday, May 16 for district residents’ approval. more
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Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo and other city officials tour the 400 block of West Thomas Street in this 2017 file photo. Izzo will resume her Walk with the Mayor neighborhood program today in the 900-1000 block of North James Street at 3 p.m. and on Thursday, May 18, in the River Street/East Dominick Street area.
Izzo to resume ‘Walk with Mayor’ program
Mayor Jacqueline Izzo will resume her Walk with the Mayor neighborhood program. more
Utica city officials cut the ribbon at the newly-built inclusive playground at T.R. Proctor Park.
Inclusive playground opens in Utica
As warmer weather starts to settle in, children of all ages and abilities will now be able to utilize a new inclusive playground at T.R. Proctor Park. more
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Games People Play owner Tim Becker stands at the counter with a number of Magic the Gathering cards for sale behind him and singles in the case.
New name, but store retains passion for games
Though it’s got a new name, Games People Play has been a card and board game hobbyist’s go-to spot for years. more
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Workers with Rome Sign Co. install an OTB sign on the company’s new location at the Westgate Plaza, on Erie Blvd. West, on Monday, May 15.
Capital OTB back in saddle at new Rome site
The Capital OTB betting shop in Rome has opened at a new location in the Westgate Plaza on Erie Boulevard West, according to president and CEO John Signor. more
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County seeks sales tax legislation
The Oneida County Board of Legislators approved two Home Rule Requests to be sent to the legislators who represent the county in the New York State Senate and Assembly.   more
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More than $52,000 was given to the Central New York chapter of Make-A-Wish from funds raised during the return of the Utica Mayor’s Benefit Gala, which took place on April 22.
Mayoral gala raises over $52K for Make-A-Wish CNY
The return of the Utica Mayor’s Benefit Gala brought in over $52,000 for this year’s beneficiary, the Central New York chapter of Make-A-Wish. more
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The Madison County Veterans Service Agency hosted a 22 kilometer hike to raise awareness about veteran suicide.
Madison County hike raises veteran suicide awareness
The Madison County Veterans Service Agency hosted the third annual 22 kilometer hike to raise awareness about veteran suicide on Saturday. more
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