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Tom Jones coming to Turning Stone
Eclectic musical performer Tom Jones brings his “Ages and Stages Tour” to the area at 8 p.m. Friday, May 26. 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
The annual Touch-a-Truck event returns from 4-8 p.m. May 26 at the Marcy Town Park.
Annual Touch-a-Truck event returns to Marcy
The Town of Marcy Food Truck and Concert Series is back with its annual Touch-a-Truck event from 4-8 p.m. Friday, May 26, at the Marcy Town Park, 9455 Toby Road. more
Oneida’s own Brute VanSlyke smiles as he applies a submission hold called “The Claw” to Ceran Rahne. VanSlyke will return home for the Clash at the Kallet event at 6 p.m. May 27 at the Kallet Civic Center.
Clash at the Kallet features Oneida native pro wrestler
The upcoming Clash at the Kallet event featuring hometown favorite Mike “Brute” VanSlyke and a full card of fellow professional wrestlers will be “magic,” VanSlyke promised. more
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The Half Moon Orchestra will expand to a 35-piece full orchestra for its Country Road Concert from 4-6 p.m. May 21 at MKJ Farm in Deansboro.
Half Moon Orchestra plays country, classical in anniversary concert
The Half Moon Orchestra performs its Country Road Concert of classical and country music from 4-6 p.m. Sunday, May 21, at MKJ Farm, 6844 West Hughes Road. more
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Stockbridge Valley Central School District Superintendent Corey Graves, front right, and Principal Julie Suber, front left, hold corners of a cake along with their elementary school staff. The school was the only district in the state chosen as a National Showcase School for the Capturing Kids’ Hearts framework.
Stockbridge district selected as a Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase School
Stockbridge Valley Central School District has been chosen as a National Showcase School for the Capturing Kids’ Hearts framework. more
LCASC holds April meeting
The Lewis County Association of Sportsman’s Clubs held their most recent meeting on Wednesday, April 19 in the conference room at Jeb’s Restaurant. more
Students with Holy Cross Academy release the trout they’ve raised as part of the Trout in the Classroom program into Sconondoa Creek on Thursday.
Students enjoy fishy project at Holy Cross Academy
Holy Cross Academy cared for, raised, and studied trout in its first ever foray into the Trout in the Classroom program — and have released them into Sconondoa Creek. more
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GUESTS— The Holland Patent Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution welcomed local author Dorothy Stacy Carey at its meeting on Thursday, May 11. Carey presented the Holland Patent Chapter with copies of her book, “Canal Town Christmas,” to give to local librarians. From left: Greta Madore, Barneveld Public Library; Lorraine Hefner, Didymus Thomas Memorial Library in Remsen; Deborah Ouderkirk, Holland Patent Public Library; Betsy Mack, Prospect Free Library; Dorothy Stacy Carey, author; and Beverly Seifried, Holland Patent Chapter DAR Librarian. The Holland Patent Chapter also welcomed special guests from the Fort Schuyler Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution who spoke about their experiences of being members of the organization on Thursday, May 11. From left: Corey Wohler, Jacob Clements, C.A.R. Leader Leslie Raney, Braeden Raney, and Melinda Wohler.
SNAPSHOT: HPDAR welcomes guests to chapter meeting
The Holland Patent Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution welcomed local author Dorothy Stacy Carey at its meeting on Thursday, May 11. more
Asylum seekers arrive to the Roosevelt Hotel on Friday, May 19, in New York. The historic hotel in midtown Manhattan shuttered three years ago, will accommodate an anticipated influx of asylum seekers just as other New York City hotels are being converted to emergency shelters. Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenchon, D-119, Marcy and State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-53, Rome, have spoken out against New York State’s plans to send migrants to upstate state-owned facilities.
County and state officials oppose use of SUNY facilities to house migrants
Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon and State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo gathered on Friday, May 19 to speak out against New York State’s plans to send migrants to upstate state-owned facilities.  more
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From left are: valedictorian Natalie Hobin and salutatorian Seth Walther.
Hobin, Walther are Poland’s top scholars
Poland Class of 2023 valedictorian and salutatorian say it was their drive to succeed and their hard work that has led them to being named to the top of their graduating class. more
From left, Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. and Oneida County Public Market Manager Beth Irons announce the market's new mascot, a rooster, on May 20 at the public market's first market of the summer season.
Oneida County Public Market unveils new mascot
The 13th season of the Oneida County Public Summer Market has opened, and the market now has a new friend to represent it. more
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Utica school district to host CTE Task Force kickoff
The Utica City School District is hosting a Career and Technical Education Blue Ribbon Task Force Kickoff from 8-11 a.m. Thursday, June 1 at Delta Hotels, 200 Genesee St. more
Kristen Obreza, left, SNAP-Ed lead nutritionist, presents Karen Murphy, outreach and service promotion coordinator, and Dylan Drexler, adapted sports and recreation manager, with their Champion for Change certificate and a basket of local products.
CABVI recognized as a Champion of Change
Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired was presented a Champion for Change recognition award. more
Frank Austin
Remsen senior earns Student Achievement Award
Remsen Central School senior Frank Austin was recognized May 11 as an award recipient at the School Boards Institute Student Achievement Awards Ceremony at Twin Ponds Golf & Country Club. more
Participants in the annual Walk for Autism seek to raise awareness and funds on April 29 at The Fitness Mill in Utica.
Walk for Autism raises more than $160,000
Kelberman’s 2023 Walk for Autism, held Saturday, April 29, at The Fitness Mill raised more than $160,000 for autism services. more
A vendor at the Clinton Farmers Market bags up kale for a customer in this 2018 file photo. Organizers are gearing up for another year with plans for this year’s market to open on June 1.
Clinton Farmers Market readies for season
The Clinton Farmers Market will soon be back for another season of providing fresh food and produce, along with items like jewelry, handmade clothing, dog treats, personalized cards and more. more
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Public entrance change for county office building
County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. announced the public entrance to the Oneida County Office Building in Utica will switch. more
Naturally Lewis awards $690,965 to Vacant Property Revitalization projects
Naturally Lewis, in partnership with Lewis County, created the Vacant Property Revitalization Program to target vacant and potentially unsafe or blighted properties within … more
Fifteen new members of the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office took the oath of office and will be assigned to the Uniform Patrol Division at the Sheriff’s Office.
15 new deputies join sheriff’s department
Fifteen new members of the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office took the oath of office on Friday, May 19, as they begin their careers as deputy sheriffs. more
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