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RABIES FOUND — The Oneida County Health Department has reported a positive case of rabies in a bat in the town of Whitestown.
Bat tests positive for rabies
WHITESTOWN — A bat has tested positive for rabies in Whitestown, the Oneida County Health Department has reported. The bat was sent to the state Department of Health Wadsworth Center for testing on … more
County: Moderna, J&J boosters available
In a Wednesday announcement, Oneida County noted that Moderna and Johnson & Johnson booster shots are now available at county-operated vaccination sites, according to a release. “Vaccination is … more
TUESDAY'S MEETING — The Lee Town Board holds a special meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 27. A public hearing was held to discuss the 2022 town budget before it was passed unanimously. The next town meeting will be on Tuesday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m.
‘No frills budget’ passes in Lee
TOWN OF LEE — The Lee Town Board passed the town’s 2022 budget unanimously, cementing 40 years of no town tax levy for residents at a special meeting on Tuesday. Among items in the $2,797,322 … more
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HOSPITAL HELPERS ­— The Rome Twigs annual Tree of Lights campaign supports the purchase of equipment for Rome Health to help with patient care and comfort, such as the new phototherapy system in maternity to treat newborns with jaundice. This year’s campaign is sponsored by the Rapke Law Firm. From left, David and Barbara Rapke; Jackie Keys, president of the Twigs; Denise Giardino, from Heather Twig; Leah Imobersteg, NP; and Sara Fleck, RN, maternity nurse manager.
Twigs begin Tree of Lights Campaign
The Rome Twigs, whose philantropic efforts have benefited generations of patients at Rome Health, is accepting donations online for its annual Tree of Lights campaign. A visible symbol of the season, … more
New York top state for remote working, according to study
NEW YORK — New York is the best state to work from home in, according to a study by Amerisleep. The research examined both work environment and home-living environment – and then calculated to … more
Winning Take 5 ticket sold in Blossvale
BLOSSVALE — It’s no trick but rather a $20,837 treat for the owner of a top prize-winning Take 5 lottery ticket was sold this weekend at the Y Hill Express, 2344 Route 49. A customer bought the … more
Tenney still seeks survey input
In September, Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, R-22, New Hartford, launched Community Opportunity Surveys for constituents and business owners residing in New York’s 22nd Congressional District, both … more
Man in custody on multiple warrants
A Rome man was taken into custody Wednesday morning on multiple open warrants, including 11 out of City Court for failing to appear. Police said Chad M. Andrews, 22, pointed a rifle at a person at … more
Madison County man accused of stealing purse from Rome home
A Madison County man was caught on video stealing a Rome woman’s purse, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Nicholas L. Wallace, 22, of Chittenango, stole a woman’s purse from her … more
AN OFFICIAL OPENING — Oneida Superintendent Matthew Carpenter cuts a ceremonial ribbon, recognizing the establishment of Connected Community Schools in the Oneida City School District. Children in need of snacks, food, school supplies, and more will have access to them right in their school.
Oneida joins Connected Community Schools family
ONEIDA — The Oneida City School District has joined the Connected Community Schools family with a ceremony on Tuesday to cement the partnership between the district and the agency that seeks to … more
Webinar to discuss findings of local police reform plans
CLINTON — The Hamilton College Levitt Public Affairs Center and the College Community Partnership for Racial Justice will host a webinar to discuss its findings on police reform that will be … more
Madison County joins Operation Green Light
WAMPSVILLE — Madison County has announced that the County Courthouse will be illuminated green Nov. 7-13 as part of Operation Green Light, in support veterans of all military conflicts, with a … more
Police: Trio found with mobile meth labs in Lenox traffic stop
TOWN OF LENOX — Three people have been charged with drug possession and cooking methamphetamine after three mobile meth labs were found during a traffic stop in Madison Count. Sheriff’s deputies … more
Sherrill Garden Club meets Tuesday
SHERRILL — The Sherrill Garden Club will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 6 p.m. in the Sherrill-Kenwood Library, 543 Sherrill Road, Sherrill. After the business meeting, those present … more
MVCC to host info sessions on Veterans Day
UTICA — Mohawk Valley Community College will host three Admissions Information Sessions on Thursday, Nov. 11, at its Utica Campus, 1101 Sherman Drive. The sessions are planned around the Veterans … more
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Police say man had sawed-off shotgun, ammunition at north Utica Walmart
A 28-year-old man was found with a BB gun and sawed-off shotgun at the Walmart in north Utica Tuesday night, according to law enforcement officials. No one was injured. Police said they were called … more
BOOKS ABOUND — The new Keaton & Lloyd Boo shop, located at 236 W. Dominick St., neighboring the Capitol Theatre, offers a wide selection of literature for teens and adults, including books written by local authors.
Bookstore heralds new chapter in Rome Arts District
Keaton & Lloyd Bookshop, located in the Rome Arts District at 236 W. Dominick St., hosted a grand opening celebration last week. Jason Tokey, executive director of Rome Art & Community … more
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Scherz seeks reelection to town board in Verona
VERONA — Councilman Fred “Fritz” Scherz Jr. from Verona, announced he is officially running again for re-election to the Verona Town Board in this year’s upcoming election. Scherz has earned … more
Utica unveils residential rehabilitation project
UTICA — In a Monday announcement, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri announced a partnership with the HomeOwnershipCenter on a residential rehabilitation project for Utica residents. Earlier this year, … more
Public Safety Logs — Monday, Oct. 25, 2021
Mutual aid log To report an emergency: 911 Monday 2:26 a.m. Whitesboro and COCVAC Ambulance, Clark Mills Road, Whitestown, motor vehicle accident. 2:42 a.m. Willowvale, Danberry Circle, New Hartford, … more
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