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Proctor High School Key Club members Reagan Pham and Reesta Tamang, front, pose with district Board of Education members, from left, James Paul, Donald Dawes, Vice President Danielle Padula, President Joseph Hobika Jr. and Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan March 28 at Kernan Elementary School in Utica.
No tax increase expected in proposed Utica school district budget
The proposed 2023-2024 budget for the Utica City School District is expected to be presented to the voters with no tax increase. more
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Two Utica police officers show off the new, heavy duty electronic bicycles that will be going on patrol in Utica parks. From left: Sgt. James Laurey, Capt. Brian Bansner, Mayor Robert Palmieri, Deputy Chief Ed Noonan, Inv. Shannon Acquaviva, and Utica Police Chief Mark Williams.
Police e-bikes to hit the streets of Utica (VIDEO)
A new type of police patrol will be putting pedal to the pavement in the City of Utica soon, because city officials unveiled their new electronic bicycles on Wednesday. See a video in the article. more
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Three Utica men charged with attempted assault in Saratoga Springs shooting
Three Utica men involved in a shooting incident in Saratoga Springs in November have been charged with attempted assault, according to the Saratoga Springs Police Department. more
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., speaks to reporters during a news conference outside of the chamber, at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, March 28, 2023. The Senate is preparing to vote to repeal the 2002 measure that green-lighted that March 2003 invasion of Iraq. The measure would end more than 20 years of authorization for U.S. presidents to use force in that country and return those war powers to Congress.
Senate votes to repeal 2002 measure that approved Iraq war
The Senate has voted to repeal the decades-old congressional measure that greenlighted the 2003 invasion of Iraq. more
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Victorian Rose new dealer Lindy Eschmann, left, and store owner Lynn Harvey pose Friday, March 10 in the shop in Bouckville. Victorian Rose and many other shops are preparing for their annual Spring Shop Hop coming up March 31 through April 2.
Antiques & collectibles dealers ready to hop into spring
After a long winter when some of them have been either on limited hours or closed altogether, the shop owners and dealers of the Madison-Bouckville antiques and collectibles. more
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Jacqueline Nelson, president at NAACP Rome New York, addresses the Rome City School District Board of Education and its audience Monday, March 27, at the board’s regular meeting.
Mom, NAACP president address bullying in Rome school district at school board meeting
Bullying was a hot topic once again during public commentary at the Monday meeting of the Rome City School District Board of Education. more
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Customers and bystanders form a line outside a Silicon Valley Bank branch location, Monday, March 13, in Wellesley, Mass.
Is my money safe? What you need to know about bank failures
Recent turmoil in the banking industry may have you worried about your money. more
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Oneida Scout Troop #2 sets up their cardboard shelters for the homelessness awareness sleep-out.
This year, local activist has company in raising awareness of homelessness in Madison County
Karing Kitchen Coordinator Melissa King has conducted an annual event — spending a night outside — for years to raise awareness for the plight of the homeless. more
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The new Munson is unfurled Tuesday afternoon with Anna D’Ambrosio, president and CEO of the facility leading the ceremony.
Iconic arts organization rebrands, shares vision for future
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, the 104-year-old arts organization in Utica, has rebranded to clarify their identity and shared their vision for the future of the arts campus. more
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Brooklyn Pickle is almost ready in downtown Utica as shown in this photo Tuesday, March 28, of its new location at 600 State St. which is set to open on Monday, April 17.
Brooklyn Pickle sets April 17 opening date for Utica site
Almost a year after announcing that Syracuse staple Brooklyn Pickle is coming to Utica, a date has been set for a grand opening. more
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Rome City School District Superintendent Peter Blake gives a first look at the proposed 2023-2024 district budget Monday, March 27 for the Board of Education and its audience at the administration building in Rome.
2.9% tax hike proposed for Rome schools budget
Rome City School District Superintendent Peter Blake unveiled a 2023-2024 district budget proposal Monday at the Board of Education’s regular meeting. more
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Rome teen charged in shots fired robbery at Bill's Variety
A 15-year-old has been charged with attempted robbery for an armed hold-up at Bill's Variety in October that led to an exchange of gunfire with the store owner. more
Mark Blask
MRB Group welcomes Blask
MRB Group, a Rochester-based engineering, architecture and planning firm, has hired Mark Blask as a senior municipal advisor. more
Doctor to discuss ‘precision medicine’ as part of YMCA wellness series
Dr. Liza Jones will speak on the topic of “Precision Medicine: Using Pharmacogenomics and Nutrigenomics to Guide Your Health” at the Oneida YMCA. more
The sign at Trinity Church, 215 W. Court St., Rome, displays a schedule of events and activities hosted by the church.
Trinity Church to celebrate its 175th anniversary
Trinity Church, 215 W. Court St., is celebrating its 175th anniversary in April, and the congregation plans to honor its legacy with a three-day event. more
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Oneida Fire Chief Dennis Fields
Fire chief to retire in Oneida
Fire Chief Dennis Fields is retiring in May after 27 years of decorated service to the Oneida Fire Department. more
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Chancellor Park, located between Bleecker and First streets in Utica, is the latest city park to be allocated funding for renovations. Estimated to be complete by the end of summer, the park will have a new water fountain that will also serve as a splash pad, newly-installed pickleball and bocce courts, as well as accessibility accommodations.
Officials unveil plans for Chancellor Park improvements
Chancellor Park will undergo significant renovations, as city officials continue to focus on improvements to Utica’s park system. more
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City of Rome employees begin laying down tiles that will form three multisport courts for seasonal use at the J.F. Kennedy Civic Arena, 500 W. Embargo St. When completed, the courts will be available for basketball and other sports.
City begins installation of seasonal multisport courts at Kennedy Arena
The city of Rome, in combination with the office of Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, has purchased and has begun installation of indoor sport-court flooring at Kennedy Arena. more
Augusta Presbyterian Church will hold its annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 8.
Easter egg hunt on April 8
Augusta Presbyterian Church will hold its annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 8. more
Financial experts say consumers can use that windfall — which is really just a delayed paycheck that you already earned — to help offset the strain of those higher prices.
NerdWallet: How to use your tax refund to fight inflation
If inflation has eaten away at your budget the way waves erode a beach, then your tax refund might just provide a much-needed protective barrier. more
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