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Washington, D.C.-based artist Shaunté Gates will discuss his work for the PrattMWP Easton Pribble Lecture Series at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 23 in the Bank of Utica-Sinnott Family Auditorium at the Museum of Art in Utica.
MWPAI presents free, family-friendly events
The Munson-Williams- Proctor Arts Institute, 310 Genesee St., hosts two free events Thursday, Feb. 23 and two new Museum of Art exhibitions to view this month.  more
23rd annual Students Inside Albany conference
Nominations of high school sophomores, juniors and seniors from Oneida and Herkimer counties are being sought for the 23rd annual Students Inside Albany conference. more
The approval of a $26 million capital improvement project Feb. 14 by Whitesboro Central School District voters will mean electronic marquees like this one in front of Whitesboro Middle School will soon be seen at each of the district elementary schools and the Parkway school as well.
Voters OK Whitesboro schools capital project
An expected New York State aid contribution of 86%, coupled with the leveraging of existing debt service schedules as previous debt ends, will mean the project will include no tax increase to Whitesboro district residents. more
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Associate Professor of Philosophy and AAUP union President Leonore Fleming shares talking points near the entrance of the Bull Family Board Room Friday, Feb. 17 at Utica University.
Utica University professor tells rally he feels unloved by bosses (VIDEO)
Recently proposed cuts would lead to sunsetting 15 majors offered at Utica University. See video from the "Rally to Save Utica" hosted by those opposing the cuts, in the article. more
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Students at Thomas R. Proctor High School in Utica talk with exhibitors about their job fields during Career Day on Thursday, Feb. 16. The event helps students identify potential future paths and learn about the businesses and industries in Utica and the Mohawk Valley.
Students get glimpse of work world
Students at Thomas R. Proctor High School got a glimpse into the real world during the school’s annual Career Day on Thursday. more
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OHM BOCES students place at SkillsUSA Regional Competition
Fourteen Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES students received recognition at this year’s SkillsUSA Area 2 Regional Competition. more
Rome Dollars for Scholars seeks scholarship applications, donations
The 2023 application for Rome Dollars for Scholars scholarships is now open and will be available online through Monday, March 13. more
‘Privacy’ focus of talk at Hamilton College
Hamilton College is continuing this year’s Common Ground series of free, public panel discussions with the program, “Privacy — An Issue of Our Time” on Wednesday, Feb. 22. more
Clinton Central School seventh graders, from left, Ben Wileczka, Jack Wilson and Nicholas Venero, recently won the Champion’s Award at the FIRST LEGO League Regional Championship at Clarkson University.
Clinton Middle School team named Regional Champions in FIRST LEGO League contest
Clinton Middle School seventh graders Nicholas Venero, Ben Wileczka and Jack Wilson were named Regional Champions at the FIRST LEGO League Championship held Saturday, Feb. 11. more
A Utica University sign stands Friday, Jan. 20 at the corner of Burrstone Road and Champlin Avenue in Utica.
Utica University board, union at odds on proposed cuts
The Utica University Board of Trustees issued a statement Wednesday addressing the AAUP Utica union’s planned demonstration Friday at the university. more
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Students and mentors work on a string activity recently at Denti Elementary School in Rome. The school district has recently resumed its mentoring program for elementary school-aged kids.
Rome school district relaunches mentoring program
The Rome City School District has resumed operation of the Rome Mentoring Program that was established to help elementary school children gain self-esteem. more
Rome schools holding kindergarten registration in March
The Rome City School District will offer its kindergarten registration from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2:30 p.m. Monday, March 6. more
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Hamilton to present ‘An Evening with Angela Davis’
Hamilton College’s C. Christine Johnson Voices of Color Lecture Series will present “An Evening with Angela Davis,” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23. more
OHM BOCES P-TECH hails honor students
Pathways in Technology Early College High School at the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES has announced its honor roll students for the second quarter. more
Staley Elementary School is seen with boarded up windows Tuesday, Feb. 14, in Rome. A holdup over a definitive amount the school will receive in federal disaster funds from the school’s flooding in August 2021 has led Rome City School District officials to delay a vote on a proposed capital project to replace the school with a new building at the RFA Stadium Support site on Turin Road.
UPDATE: Elementary school capital project vote delayed
The Rome City School District Board of Education has postponed a planned referendum vote on a major capital project that would add a new elementary school building. more
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Kate Chapoteau and Rylee Anderson work on their math problems in the five-minute deadline to complete them Friday, Feb. 10 during the Math Fact Super Bowl STEM finals at Gansevoort Elementary School in Rome.
Rome students hoot and holler at Math Fact Super Bowl STEM activity
Much like the screaming fans at football’s big game, Gansevoort Elementary School students had their own chance to rally Friday in support of a school-wide Math Fact Super Bowl STEM activity. more
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The Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts in Little Falls presents the 2023 "Youth Art Month" from Feb. 15 through March 14.
MV Center for the Arts hosts Youth Art Month
The Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts, 403 Canal Place, presents the 2023 Youth Art Month exhibition from Feb. 15 through March 14. more
A Union Loom Works loom produced in Boonville is on display at the Oneida County History Center in Utica.
Behind-the-scenes tours reveal Oneida County History Center
Like many museums, the Oneida County History Center, 1608 Genesee St., has more artifacts than can be displayed in its exhibit gallery. more
Filmmaker Paul Miller, standing, and Oneida County History Center Director of Public Programs Patrick Reynolds inspect a bust of Gerrit Smith Saturday, Feb. 11 at the Utica museum. That bust was sculpted in 1876.
Filmmaker recalls search for history of 19th century Black settlement
"History is all around us and we just don't know it," filmmaker Paul Miller told a full audience Saturday at the Oneida County History Center in Utica. more
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Jayla Wiggins, left, coats a plastic spoon with chocolate and sprinkles while Lisa Renz supervises Saturday, Feb. 11 during a special Valentine's Day children's program at the Utica Public Library.
Utica library blends chocolate & Valentine's Day into sweet kids' program
Activities combining the treats of chocolate and Valentine's Day awaited area kids Saturday during the Utica Public Library's annual Chocolate Valentines kids' program in Utica NY. more
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