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Recent Madison County Sheriff's Office arrests
Driving while intoxicated among other charges ... more
This summer, the 66-acre Delphi Falls County Park property – with only a fraction of its acreage currently accessible to the public – will be entering into phase one of planned improvements and expansion.
Delphi Falls Park in Madison County to see improvements
Delphi Falls, a hidden gem among Madison County’s rolling hills that’s become the region’s latest outdoor recreation destination, is due to offer an enhanced experience ... more
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Sen. Joseph Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-47, Rome, (at podium) speaks to reporters on Wednesday, July 13 about recently passed gun legislation that he and the elected officials surrounding him did not support at a Wednesday news conference at the state office building in Utica.
State gun legislation continues to prompt local outcry
Regional elected officials banded together at a Wednesday news conference to weigh in on recently passed gun legislation, which lawmakers say alters training procedures ... more
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Oneida police arrests, June 30 to July 4
Petty larceny, mischief among recent arrests ... more
Cazenovia College launches online program in human services
Cazenovia College has expanded its bachelor degree program in human services to include a fully online option. more
Madison County OKs use of $4.59M in Rescue Plan funding
The Madison County Board of Supervisors voted to distribute $4.59 million of the $6.88 million received in the second round of American Rescue Plan Act funds. more
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SUNY Morrisville professor Eric Diefenbacher instructs Rachel Soong as she measures a frog in a herpetology class.
SUNY Morrisville effort with aquatic drones, turtles published in scientific journal
A real-life classroom approach is giving students in Eric Diefenbacher’s herpetology class valuable field skills and an opportunity to explore and develop research skills ... more
Volunteers facilitate check-out at the Great Swamp Conservancy garage sale.
Bargains fly at Great Swamp garage sale fundraiser
It’s bargains galore this weekend at the Great Swamp Conservancy as the non-profit hosts its annual garage sale fundraiser. more
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Cars pass through downtown Oneida on Wednesday. The city’s final meeting of a panel for its Downtown Revitalization Initiative issued a host of recommendations to make the area more vibrant. (Sentinel photo by Carly Stone)
Oneida panel makes picks for downtown project
Oneida’s Local Planning Committee wrapped up its final meeting having settled on a list of projects they recommend for funding through the city’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative … more
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State police report arrests, July 3 to July 6
Charges include menacing, contempt and obstruction of breathing. more
Red Cross urges public to donate blood following drop in June collections
The American Red Cross and Discovery are partnering for Shark Week and invite people to dive in to help save lives by giving blood or platelets in July. more
The Oneida Common Council meets on Tuesday, July 5, in the Common Council chambers, hearing from local residents and submitting two new local laws for public hearings at the next meeting. Pictured is John Nichols, who was happy with the city council’s proposal to alter chamberlain’s office and encouraged them to look into a city manager position while the city charter was being examined.
Local law introduced to extend terms for mayor, councilors in Oneida
The Oneida Common Council heard from the public regarding the chamberlain’s office and seagulls at Glenwood Plaza before introducing local laws that affect term limits. more
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A customer checks out a hand gun that is for sale and on display at SP firearms on Thursday, June 23, 2022, in Hempstead, New York.
Pistol permit application numbers steady amid criticism of state move
New York lawmakers approved a recent sweeping overhaul of the state’s handgun licensing rules, seeking to preserve some limits on firearms ... more
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‘Music in the Air’ at Theodore’s in Canastota
The Oneida-Canastota Christian Women’s Club Invites the public to their Music is in the Air luncheon. more
Author returns to local roots to share history of Central New York
Author Daniel Koch returns to his Central New York roots and will speak on his upcoming 2022 publication of “Land of the Oneidas: Central New York State and the Creation of America ... more
Erin Kuhn, Quinlan Emhoff, and Amanda Pressly stand in front of the newly renovated home at 43 Lincklaen Street that will soon welcome a family from Afghanistan.(Photo submitted)
Newly renovated home, community to welcome Afghan family
Cazenovia College together with Cazenovia Welcomes Refugees (CWR) and InterFaith Works will welcome a family from Afghanistan to Cazenovia. more
Madison County sheriff reports arrests, June 27 to July 3
Charges include harassment, possession of a weapon ... more
The cover of "Pussy: A Collection of Scribbles, Tears, and Hurt Feelings," written by Fletch, a Canastota-based author.
Canastota author publishes book of poetry
This collection of poetry reflects the author’s experiences when he was in emotional distress. more
Incident wasn’t gunfire, Oneida police say, but a firecracker
A report of a possible gunshot near a playground on Franklin Street in Oneida Sunday night was determined to just be a firecracker, according to the Oneida Police Department. more
Madison County Democrats honor two local organizations
At its 12th annual James and Dolley Madison Community Service Celebration held last week, the Madison County Democratic Committee honored two local community development organizations ... more
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