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Westmoreland Central School students, from left, Michael Scalise, Cole Jones and Mason Catello discuss their project Friday, March 24 during a working lunch at Fiber Instrument Sales in Oriskany.
Youth Summit promotes entrepreneurs of the future (VIDEO)
The Entrepreneurial Youth Summit — a “Shark Tank Challenge” — held Friday at Fiber Instrument Sales was all about preparing youth for the future. See a video in the article. more
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Brandon Massett, a second year student at MVCC in the physics and engineering science program, left, helps students from Ann Reiben’s sixth grade class at Columbus Elementary School make Oobleck Friday, March 24 during STEM Fest in Wilcox Hall.
MVCC’s STEM Fest promotes science exploration for local sixth graders (VIDEO)
The goal of Friday’s STEM Fest at Mohawk Valley Community College was to get area students to “think of themselves as science people,” MVCC Dean of the School of STEM-Transfer Jake Mihevc said. more
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Yorkville Police investigate after the driver of this SUV crashed into the front of Holland Farms Bakery & Deli on Oriskany Boulevard in Yorkville Friday afternoon.
No injuries after SUV crashes into Holland Farms
No one was injured when a motor vehicle crashed into the front of Holland Farms Bakery & Deli on Oriskany Boulevard Friday afternoon, according to the Yorkville Police Department. more
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Western town residents came out in force to voice their anger over the new tax assessments. Pictured is the meeting at the Western Volunteer Fire Department, where all seats were filled.
Western residents angry about new tax assessments
The Western Town Board's meeting to address the reassessment project ended abruptly after the public grew restless. more
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Missing Rome teen found safe
The 14-year-old girl reported missing in Rome on Tuesday has been found safe and unharmed, according to the Rome Police Department. more
A homeless tent built beneath the South James Street bridge in Rome, which was taken down by the Rome Police Department.
Resident asks Common Council for funding to help the city’s homeless
A resident made a plea for more funding and programs to assist the city’s homeless during the public comment portion of Wednesday’s Common Council meeting held in Council Chambers. more
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Kernan Elementary School Sixth Grade Student Council members, seated from left, Ivan Toledo, Nuer Gaw, Florentino Gonzalez, Jayrra Majias and Ikhram Hussaim chat with Utica City School District Board of Eduction Vice President Danielle Padula, standing left, and President Joseph Hobika Jr. at the board’s October 2022 meeting.
Zoom program reveals responsibilities of school board members
There is much more to becoming a member of the local school district’s board of education than simply sitting in on a meeting or two a month, said a Madison-Oneida BOCES Board of Education member. more
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According to Utica University, first-year student deposits at Utica are higher than they have been in more than 10 years. Pictured is the Utica University sign at the corner of Burrstone and Champlin Avenue on Friday, January 20, 2023.
Record applications to Utica University put institution at the top of prospective students’ lists
Despite the setbacks brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic across higher institutions across the country, including an unprecedented 13% decline in first-year enrollment. more
Adirondack Railbike Adventures announced a new brand campaign, including a new logo, slogan, and brand identity. Trips are offered in Old Forge and Tupper Lake from May to October.
Adirondack Railbike Adventures releases new brand
Adirondack Railbike Adventures announced a new brand campaign, including a new logo, slogan, and brand identity, reflecting the company’s growth as a major tourism destination. more
Doug Whitney, center, eats breakfast with his family in Manson, Wash., on Nov. 5, 2022. Whitney inherited the same gene mutation that gave Alzheimer's disease to his mother, brother and generations of other relatives by the unusually young age of 50. Doug is a healthy 73, his mind still sharp. Somehow, he escaped his genetic fate.
Seeking Alzheimer’s clues from few who escape genetic fate
Doug Whitney inherited the same gene mutation that gave Alzheimer’s disease to his mother, brother and generations of other relatives by the unusually young age of 50. more
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People get drinking water from a water collecting point at a slum area, in Karachi, Pakistan, Tuesday, March 21. World Water Day was observed on March 22, to aim to highlight the importance of freshwater and advocate for sustainable management of this vital resource.
REPORT: A quarter of world population lacks safe drinking water
A report issued on the eve of the first major U.N. conference on water in over 45 years says 26% of the world’s population doesn’t have access to safe drinking water. more
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Assistant director of volunteer programs Serena Jackson of InterFaith Works of Central New York speaks before the Oneida Common Council.
Senior Companion Program reaches out to council
A representative of InterFaith Works of Central New York spoke before the common council at Tuesday’s meeting, asking the city for help with their Senior Companion Program. more
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SURE SIGN OF SPRING — Thousands of red-winged black birds and some grackles take flight off Happy Valley Road in Verona on Wednesday, March 22.
VIDEO: Red-winged blackbirds and grackles return home
Thousands of red-winged blackbirds and grackles made their way to the area. See a video in the article. more
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Rome Mayoral candidate Jeffrey Lanigan making his announcement at the Franklin Hotel on South James St., Rome, Tuesday February 7.
Lanigan outlines recreation plan
Republican mayoral candidate Jeffrey M. Lanigan released his plan to "Reimagine Recreation" for city residents. more
Omar Jadama
Loaded handgun seized in Utica
A 25-year-old man was found with a loaded handgun while walking with a group of people on Mohawk Street Tuesday afternoon, according to the Utica Police Department. more
From left, Ida Weiss, daughter of participant Mary Youker with Celena Moulton, art therapy intern at the Resource Center for Independent Living’s Open House on Wednesday, March 22. They were looking over a community art project that participant Youker was working on.
RCIL’s advocacy center gets major revamp
At an open house on Wednesday, March 22, the Resource Center for Independent Living showed off the changes made to the Dorothy Smith Center for Advocacy. more
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Hamilton Central School Project-Based Learning students recently organized a High Needs Food Drive for the local food cupboard.
HCS sixth graders reach out to feed hungry neighbors
Hamilton Central School sixth grade teacher Monica Chamberlain’s brand-new Project-Based Learning classes were designed to inspire the students to perform community outreach. more
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NEW OFFICERS — The Rome Police Department welcomed two new officers this week with a small swearing in ceremony at Rome City Hall. From left: Mayor Jacqueline Izzo, new part-time Police Officer Scott Berger, new full-time Police Officer Aaron Alshaman; and Police Chief David Collins. Berger has 23 years of experience in law enforcement, and Alshaman transferred from the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office with three years of experience.
SNAPSHOT: Rome Police welcomes new officers
The Rome Police Department welcomed two new officers this week with a small swearing in ceremony at Rome City Hall. more
Pictured from left are Skunk Cabbage, Baneberry and Jack-in-the-Pulpit.
Gardening in CNY: Deer resistant native perennials
We have a White-tailed deer problem. They will eat almost everything we plant in our gardens. more
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Drug, weapon possession among recent arrests in Madison County
The Madison County Sheriff's Office announced recent arrests. more
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