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Carrie Renk
Vienna woman accused of endangering young child
A 40-year-old woman is facing charges after her live-in boyfriend was convicted of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl, according to the Oneida County Child Advocacy Center. more
The complete streets concept for Genesee Street, originally under two 90-day trials, will remain a permanent traffic pattern, with the exception of bike lanes. The Utica Common Council voted in favor of keeping the traffic pattern during a special meeting on Monday, May 1, 2023.
Traffic pattern on Genesee Street to become permanent
With the exception of bike lanes, the complete streets concept for Genesee Street is here to stay. more
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According to Monday’s MVHS announcement, COVID-19 transmission levels are no longer high and therefore MVHS is no longer requiring universal masking at all locations.
MVHS no longer requires universal masking
According to Monday’s MVHS announcement, COVID-19 transmission levels are no longer high and therefore MVHS is no longer requiring universal masking at all locations. more
Shaun Barner
Utica man accused of breaking into church
A 55-year-old man has been charged with burglary for the second time in two weeks after a break-in at St. Mary of Mount Carmel Church led investigators to a local pawn shop. more
Herkimer County man accused of early morning store holdup
A Herkimer County man is accused of robbing the Mirabito convenience store on East Main Street early Monday morning, according to the New York State Police. more
Victim stable in Utica shooting, search is on for suspect
One man suffered multiple gunshot wounds to his legs on Brinckerhoff Avenue Saturday morning and police are still searching for the shooter, according to the Utica Police Department. more
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Julia Child Award-winning author Maya Kaimal appears at 11 a.m. May 6 for a book signing and tasting at the Colgate Bookstore in Hamilton.
Indian cookbook author coming to Colgate
Maya Kaimal, a Julia Child Award-winning author and founder of Maya Kaimal Foods, will appear for a book signing and tasting at the Colgate Bookstore. more
The Broadway Theatre League of Utica presents “My Fair Lady” at 7:30 p.m. May 1 and 2 at The Stanley Theatre in Utica.
Broadway Utica presents ‘My Fair Lady’
The Lincoln Center Theater’s critically acclaimed production of Lerner & Loewe’s “My Fair Lady” is coming to Utica. more
Motorized bicycle crackdown coming in Little Falls
The Little Falls Police Department will be cracking down on motorized bicycles in the city after repeated complaints from residents, according to department officials. more
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Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Building Construction student Colton Roark, from the Poland Central School District, works on the program’s 42nd house during the current school year.
Drawing to determine new owner of house built by Herkimer BOCES students
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Building Construction students have been building a house each school year dating back to 1982. more
The annual Daniel Barden Mudfest returns May 6 to the MKJ Farm in Deansboro.
Daniel Barden Mudfest returns to make more mud & memories
The annual Daniel Barden Mudfest will return with its iconic mud, mayhem and merriment Saturday, May 6 at the MKJ Farm. more
Old Erie Golf Course and Worthy have come together to welcome women to the golf course. Pictured are Worthy owner Jen Bailey, left, Jill Woodcock, and Matthew Woodcock, owners of Old Erie Golf Course.
Golf club hosts Women’s Day event May 7
Old Erie Golf Club and Worthy are partnering together for Women’s Day for a day of golf, drinks, and fun. more
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Slices of Napoli's tomato pie were up for the taking as five tomato pie vendors handed out samples of the iconic Utica delicacy during the annual Tomato Pie Day event in Utica on Saturday.
Utica celebrates Tomato Pie Day
It’s saucy, a Utica staple, and a little hard to describe: Tomato pie. more
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Purple-shirted cancer survivors walk their own lap during a previous American Cancer Society Relay for Life event.
Cancer survivors, caregivers to be honored at Relay For Life
Local cancer survivors and their caregivers will take the celebratory first lap Saturday, June 10 at the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of Central NY. more
Assault, drug possession among recent arrests by New York State Police
The New York State Police announced recent arrests in Oneida, Herkimer, Madison and Lewis counties. more
Several rows of bright, sea green PVC pipe are lined up off Railroad Street in Rome as part of the Railroad Street Interceptor Sewer Project, according to the city Department of Public Works. Work on the project has begun, but will mostly beyond outside the public eye for the time being, officials said.
Rows and rows of pipes reveal launch of Railroad Street Interceptor Sewer Project
Work has begun on the Railroad Street Interceptor Sewer Project, which is why there are several rows of large, sea green pipes lined up along Railroad Street in Rome. more
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Dr. Ankur Desai, left, discusses the new women’s surgical suite at Rome Health, 1500 N. James St., with Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, on Friday, April 28. Also attending the ribbon-cutting event were, from left: Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy; Brenda McMongale, county legislator; AnneMarie Czyz, Rome Health president and CEO; Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., and Dr. Lauren Giustra.
Rome Health women’s surgical suite unveiled
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at Rome Health Friday morning to dedicate a new women’s surgical suite in honor of two longstanding doctors at the facility. more
An Oriskany Redskins sign is seen Wednesday, April 26, on the press box at Bernie Block Field in Oriskany.
What’s in a (nick)name? Plenty when it comes to tradition says Oriskany board of ed vice president
Oriskany Central School Board of Education Vice President Carl Graziadei has made clear he does not support the pending ban on school mascots. more
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The Oneida Police Department arrives on the scene for the Oneida High School's Mock DWI.
Mock DWI drives home point with Oneida students
With prom right around the corner, Oneida High School is imploring students to be safe and responsible. more
Inmate dies of apparent overdose in county jail
An inmate at the Oneida County jail has died after an apparent drug overdose, according to Sheriff Robert M. Maciol. more
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