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AmeriCU offers loan discounts for first responders
AmeriCU Credit Union has introduced a First Responder Loan Discount program, offering loan discounts to qualifying first responders. The program — open to such first responders as firefighters, … more
Jacqueline M. Izzo
Mayor seeks more info on pot law
When Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed cannabis legislation into law on March 31, making recreational marijuana legal for adults in New York — it gave cities, towns and villages the option of opting-out … more
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Great Swamp to host Earth Day event Saturday
CANASTOTA — Celebrate the 51st Earth Day at the Great Swamp Conservancy of Canastota on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visitors can receive a seed planting, play nature games, enjoy sustainable … more
SUPPORTING BROTHER AND AUTISM AWARENESS — The Humpf brothers — Wyatt, Cooper and Dalton — have a long history of support for autism services and raising awareness. Wyatt was diagnosed with Autism in 2007; and the trio, along with parents, Bob and Mindi, have been active in a series of events and fundraisers to aid fellow families impacted by autism. This year, a bottle and can fundraising drive will take place on Sunday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Holland Patent Fire House, 9531 Center St.
Family continues tradition of support
HOLLAND PATENT — The Kelberman Center for Autism Services is celebrating Autism Awareness Month by recognizing some of the families who have been a part of the center’s history of success … more
Hamilton College graduate joins MLB Strategy and Development department
Major League Baseball has hired Hamilton College graduate Brian Stedman as executive vice-president of Strategy and Development, a new position that reports to Chris Marinak, MLB Chief Operations … more
Lead-Free MV partners continue mission
UTICA — The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties and the Lead-Free Mohawk Valley Coalition partners are marking the fifth year of a community-wide commitment to reduce high rates of … more
First Street hate crimes case dismissed over lack of evidence
The case of a Rome man accused of carving hate crimes into his neighbor’s U-Haul truck on First Street has been dismissed by Oneida County Court. Donald W. DeCarolis, 40, of First Street, pleaded … more
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NY to follow federal recommendation, pause J&J vaccinations
On Tuesday, COVID-19 news centered on the pullback in offering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in the wake of news of adverse reactions such as blood clots among other symptoms, coming to the … more
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New York Mills man charged in break-in, attack
NEW YORK MILLS — A 31-year-old man is accused of breaking into a home on Maple Street in the village and attacking a 67-year-old resident, according to law enforcement officials. State police said … more
Police say woman threw a pair of knives at boyfriend
A 21-year-old woman is accused of throwing two knives at her boyfriend during a dispute on Third Street Thursday evening, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Bailey L. Dipaolo, of … more
Impaired driving charge follows crash into propane tank
A 40-year-old woman has been charged with driving under the influence of drugs after her pickup truck struck a mobile home at the Shady Grove Trailer Park, according to law enforcement officials. … more
Antonio Pugh
Man accused of trapping woman, 72, in elevator, committing lewd acts
A Utica man is accused of following a 72-year-old woman into her building and committing lewd acts while he trapped her in an elevator, according to law enforcement officials. Police said Antonio … more
Rome schools receive national music education distinction
Rome City School District’s music teachers and students are continuing to make beautiful music together — again receiving national honors with a Best Communities for Music Education designation … more
Kevin F. Crossley
Whitesboro Police pause to remember officer killed in motor vehicle accident
WHITESBORO — The Whitesboro Police Department took a moment on Sunday to remember Officer Kevin “Bing” Crossley, who was killed in a motor vehicle accident while on duty three years ago. … more
Tops Totes for Change raises funds for charities
WILLIAMSVILLE — Launched in September of 2019, Tops Totes for Change encourages shoppers to purchase a reusable bag with a special charity design for just $1.99 with $1 of the proceeds being … more
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Halbritter in top 10 of organization’s ‘Upstate Power 100’
Who is the most powerful person in upstate New York? Well, according to City & State New York, a multimedia news organization that covers local and state politics and policy in New York and … more
Greater Rome-Utica Military Officers Association seeks to welcome new members
Are you a current active duty, retired, or former officer of any military service, to include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), or the US Public Health Service (USPHS)? Do … more
FOR SALE — This home for sale at 132 Crossgates Road by Miner Realty is among a shortage of homes available to purchase in the area. While the housing market has been a pillar of economic strength during the pandemic, many would-be homeowners nationally, as well as locally — particularly first-timer buyers — have met with frustration because of a low number of homes for sale and consistently rising prices.
Seller’s market on area housing scene
The housing market has been a pillar of economic strength during the pandemic, but many would-be homeowners, particularly first-timer buyers, have met with frustration because of a low number of … more
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FARM FAMILY — Due to a medical emergency, family and friends have banded together to support the Conley family, owners and operators of the Conley Farm.
Family, friends rally behind local farm family
LEE CENTER — Due to a medical emergency, family and friends have banded together to support the Conley Farm at 5301 Streun Road. According to a Gofundme.com post started to help support the family … more
County switching Johnson & Johnson for Moderna at POD, homebound appointments
UTICA — In accordance with federal recommendations, Oneida County is exercising an abundance of caution and switching out Johnson and Johnson vaccine doses for Moderna doses at today's POD at the … more
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