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The Rescue Mission is devoted to feeding the community whenever they can, but Thanksgiving is a time when everyone should be able to sit down with friends and family for a holiday meal. Pictured are John McNamara, left, and Frank Cirillo grabbing a plate to eat together at the Rome Rescue Mission’s Continental Breakfast.
Thanksgiving at the Rescue Mission
Helping those in need is a year-round endeavor, and the local rescue Missions are more than happy to help. more
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Remedy plays live at The Town of Marcy Food Truck and Concert Series’ Fallfest Oct 1 at the Marcy Town Park.
Fallfest offers the remedy for a boring Saturday
The Town of Marcy Food Truck and Concert Series presents Fallfest at the Marcy Town Park. more
Former Councilor Brahim Zogby speaks at the Oneida Common Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21
Fur flies as feral cat issues debated at Oneida Common Council meeting
Oneida officials received some stern words about the lack of support for the feral cat program from a former councilor and a number of homeowners. more
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The Strough Middle School marquee is seen Sept. 16 at the corner of Laurel and Lee Streets in Rome. The school will be the site of the second of a series of AREA Community Conversation meetings, which begin Sept. 22 at RFA High School School.
AREA Community Conversations seeks resident input
The socioeconomic differences of area families — and the impact those disparities have on their children’s education — are some of the biggest concerns facing the Rome City School District. more
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Multiple residents complained about the state of 8657 Willow Drive at the town of Lee’s monthly meeting, from its overgrown grass, broken windows, and a scent of mold that residents claim they can smell from the road.
Neighbors take issue with blighted home in Lee
Local residents expressed frustration with an abandoned home in Lee Center that has sat empty for nearly five years and asked the town board for action. more
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Sherrill-Kenwood Volunteer Fire Department members hold candles and salute the flag Sunday during the annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony in Sherrill.
9/11 ceremony in Sherrill brings together past, present
The 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on Sunday in Sherrill offered the chance for the past and present to come together as one, keynote speaker Nolan Miller told the audience. more
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A group that toured the old Waterbury Felt Mill in Oriskany in 2014 got a first hand look at the Spinning room in the building that was the main location for winding the thread on spools.
Former Waterbury Felt Mill Site focus of revitalization plan
The Village of Oriskany is seeking public input on Waterbury Felt Mill Site Revitalization. more
Pictured is the Oneida County History Center’s Tuesdays on the Towpath 2021 ride. This year’s ride will take place Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Tuesdays on the Towpath: A ride along the Erie Canal
Those looking for a ride on the Erie Canal, and a trip through its history, are invited to the Oneida County History Center for Tuesdays on the Towpath in Utica. more
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A ceremony remembering the seven revolutionary war patriots buried at Delta Cemetery in the town of Western took place Saturday, Aug. 20.
Remembering Revolutionary War patriots buried at Delta Cemetery
The Oriskany Battle Chapter, Empire State Society, National Society, Sons of the American Revolution gathered to remember seven Revolutionary War patriots … more
Costumed attendees line up to enter a previous Sci-Fi Horror Fest. The showrunners are encouraging more costumed guests at the new event at Vernon Downs on Aug. 26 and 27.
Sci-Fi Horror Fest coming to Vernon Downs
A new horror and science fiction convention is coming to Oneida County and the Mohawk Valley this month, and it’s hoping to attract all of the ghouls, goblins and horror fans who have gone without such an event for years. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 16.
Oneida mayor addresses Madison Street building
It was a prompt and quick meeting of the Oneida Common Council on Tuesday. Of note, was an update to the building on Madison Street the city council deemed unsafe and ordered for demolition. … more
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Samantha Williams helps fill backpacks with school supplies on Monday, Aug. 15 in a hangar located near Griffiss International Airport in Rome.
Book bag and school supplies giveaway coming to Rome
To give back to the community, Kris-Tech Wire is hosting a backpack and school supplies giveaway in exchange for bags of non-perishable food items to be donated to the Rome Salvation Army. more
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Friends and family alike take off from the starting line for Jessica’s Heroes 5K Walk and Run, raising support and awareness for those in the community fighting cancer at the 2021 Jessica’s Heroes. This year’s Jessica’s Heroes will be Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Oneida High School.
Jessica’s Heroes 5K Run/Walk to raise funds to assist local cancer patients
Another year has passed, and Jessica Froelick’s memory still lives on in her friends, family, and the community as people come together to help those fighting cancer. more
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Heather Mowat, budget director for the city of Utica, speaks about building a park in Utica using land that is currently owned by New Hartford.
New Hartford town board discusses Bolton Road lawsuit
Sitrin Health Care Center has filed a civil lawsuit against the town of New Hartford regarding the town’s denial of its requests to begin construction on a property on Bolton Road. … more
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After 37 years as clerk to the Madison County Board of Supervisors, the woman who people refer to as “walking encyclopedia,” Cindy Urtz, is retiring.
Retiring Madison County clerk celebrated for longtime service to public
After 37 years as clerk to the Madison County Board of Supervisors, the woman who people refer to as “a walking encyclopedia,” Cindy Urtz, is retiring. more
People gather for the annual Peterboro Emancipation Day photo, marking another celebration with a group photo of all in attendance at the Gerrit Smith Estate on Saturday, Aug. 6.
Emancipation Day celebrates Peterboro legacy
Peterboro was the center of the abolition movement, and to this day, its people continue its efforts to overcome racism and discrimination and to advocate for equal rights. more
After a two-year hiatus, the Canastota Italian Heritage Festival is back and kicks off on Saturday, Aug. 13, on North Canal Street in the village of Canastota.
Canastota Italian Heritage Festival is back
After a two-year hiatus, the Canastota Italian Heritage Festival is back, and the public is invited for a day to celebrate Italian American culture. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 19. Attending was newly sworn in Ward 1 Councilor Jim Szczerba, right. Szczerba has lived in Oneida for more than 30 years and hopes his business acumen will be of use to the council in days to come.
New councilor for Oneida’s Ward 1 sworn in
Ward 1 Councilor Gary Reisman has left the Oneida Common Council and his replacement, Jim Szczerba, was sworn in at Tuesday’s meeting. more
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From left, patrons Lois Seamans and Diana Lindsay speak with new Library Manager Bill Loveland.
Some say goodbye, others hello at Sherrill-Kenwood Library reception
The Sherrill-Kenwood Library said goodbye to Mary Kay Junglen, wishing her the best as she retires and starts a new chapter of her life ... more
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Members of the Lee Town Board meet on Tuesday, where a concerned resident brought to attention a frequented hangout for teens and young adults that has become a place for drinking, partying, and littering.
Concern over youth partying at parcel discussed in Lee
The safety and welfare of the younger residents of Lee were discussed at Tuesday’s Lee town board meeting as a town resident brought to attention a site on Route 26... more
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