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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular agenda on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Among the items approved include a contract for body cameras for police officers.
Oneida moves step closer to body cameras for police
The Oneida City Police Department has taken the next step to outfit its officers with body cameras after the city council approved the contract at Tuesday’s Common Council meeting. more
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Kathryn Newton, left, and Paul Rudd in a scene from “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.”
REVIEW: ‘Quantumania,’ the third Ant-Man film, is an entertaining spectacle
“Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” is another big, entertaining Marvel superhero movie, but even this fanboy can see the cracks starting to show in the Marvel movie machine. more
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This one-story home on Jenkins Road in Westmoreland was heavily damaged by a fire early Thursday morning. Fire officials said no one was injured and the home is a total loss.
At least one displaced following Westmoreland house fire
At least one person has been displaced after their home was destroyed by fire on Jenkins Road early Thursday morning, according to the Westmoreland Fire Department. more
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A nearly full house enjoys cartoons at the Capitol Theater in Rome on Monday afternoon.
Both young, and young at heart, enjoy Cartoon Madness at Capitol (VIDEO)
From Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig to Disney classics like Alice In Wonderland and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Rome Capitol Theatre keeps the animated fun coming. Video in article. more
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A report has been filed by the Commission to Reimagine the Future of New York’s Courts’ Pandemic Practices Working Group (PPWG), state officials said. The PPWG was comprised of more than three dozen judges, attorneys, and various executives from across the state. They held public hearings in Albany, New York City and Buffalo, conducted 30 remote listening sessions, heard testimony from over 300 people and reviewed thousands of pages of documents in regards to how courts operated during and after the pandemic.
New York courts look to improve following pandemic-related changes
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic the New York State Unified Court System has released a report on how courts can learn and improve going forward. more
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Utica murder suspect caught in Verona
A 44-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder for a non-fatal shooting on Oneida Street in Utica in December, according to the Utica Police Department. more
The interior of St. Volodymyr the Great Ukrainian Catholic Church, 4 Cottage Place in Utica, is shown earlier this week. The parish has been active in its efforts to help those in Ukraine as well as Ukrainian refugees who have made their way to the Mohawk Valley since the start of the Russian invasion of their country last February. The church will host a service at 5 p.m. on Friday.
Local Ukrainians to commemorate anniversary of country’s invasion, lives lost
While Friday will mark one year since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, the ongoing effects of the war can still be felt more than 4,700 miles away in Utica. more
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The Mohawk Valley Health System will host an in-person hiring event from 2 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Wynn Hospital Construction Offices, second floor, 201 Lafayette St., Utica. Those interested can register for the event by completing the form at mvhealthsystem.org/hiring. Walk-ins are welcome.
MVHS to host hiring event
The Mohawk Valley Health System will host an in-person hiring event from 2 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Wynn Hospital Construction Offices, second floor, 201 Lafayette St. more
Bellamy Elementary School fourth graders Aubrey Stewart and Dakotah Cayton work on giving their LegoBot personality Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Griffiss Institute’s Robotics Camp in Rome.
Rome area youngsters learn about STEM at Lego Robotics Camp (VIDEO)
Griffiss Institute’s first-ever Robotics Camp this week is giving area elementary school-aged children the chance to build LEGOs and enjoy a fun “staycation” during their winter break. See video in the story. more
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Utilizing software provided through IQS, FRAUD ALERT allows residents to sign up free of charge to receive alerts whenever a document, such as a deed or mortgage is recorded under their name. This software will allow that individual to view these documents online or in person at the clerk’s office. 
Oneida County launches Fraud Alert to protect residents’ information
Oneida County Clerk Mary Finegan announced a new innovative program to help protect the residents of Oneida County’s personal and private information, as well as their property. more
Rome man accused of smashing TV with hammer
A 38-year-old man is accused of smashing a television with a hammer during a domestic dispute, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Shoplifting charged at Grand Union in Rome
A Rome man is accused of stealing more than $100 worth of 5-Hour Energy from the Grand Union grocery store, according to the Rome Police Department. more
This suspect was involved in an incident in the parking lot of the Oneida Walmart at about 11:30 a.m. Monday, according to the Oneida Police. If you recognize him, you are asked to call police at 315-363-2323.
Oneida police seek suspect in Walmart parking lot incident
A man is being sought by the Oneida Police Department for an incident in the Walmart parking lot on Monday. more
Rome Free Academy students and Drone Soccer club members Tylor Graf, standing left, and Brody Hanrahan demonstrate how to fly their drones Monday, Feb. 13 at Mohawk Valley Community College's Rome campus.
Drone Soccer Club an educational partnership between Rome school district & MVCC (VIDEO)
The Rome City School District Board of Education got a crash course - sometimes literally - in flying remote-controlled quadcopter drones last week during. Check out the video in the story. more
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Local firefighters battle a garage fire on Commons Road in Remsen Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, 2023.
Garage scorched by fire on Commons Road in Remsen
No one was injured after firefighters knocked down a garage fire on Commons Road in Remsen Tuesday evening, according to the Remsen Fire Department. more
The Order of Owl’s Nest 1606 in Oneida donated $2,000 to Wanderers’ Rest Human Association. From left: Danielle Schermerhorn, shelter office manager; Lewis Carinci, Wanderers’ Rest board president; John Smoyer, Owl’s Nest president; George Williams, Owl’s Nest past president; William Berdanier, Owl’s Nest treasurer; Bob Dingman, Owl’s Nest trustee; George Williams III, Owl’s Nest secretary; and Zeus, a Siberian husky.
Owl’s Nest donation to help abandoned dog get needed surgery
The Order of Owl’s Nest 1606 in Oneida donated $2,000 to Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association, which will go toward emergency surgery for one of their dogs. more
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Mei Lin, the Utica Zoo's red panda and "PreZOOdent," has been voted to take on the honorary role and become the face of a campaign to help share the important role zoos have in protecting various species in the wild.
Red Panda, Mei Lin, voted Utica Zoo PreZOOdent
Mei Lin, the Utica Zoo’s red panda, has been elected to be the first “PreZOOdent” of the Utica Zoo. more
A moon garden she designed and planted by Deborah Silver at the Cranbrook Educational Community museum complex in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Plants depicted include Verbena, Cleome, petunia, double purple datura and dusty miller.
Moon gardens: Designed to shine when bathed in moonlight
Planning this year’s garden? My guess is you’re envisioning plants bathed in daylight. more
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Carol Stone White, of Clinton, was the 20th woman to hike all 46 Adirondack High Peaks in winter. Here, she shows the beauty of a frozen winter waterfall.
Peak condition climber shares joys of winter treks of High Peaks
Carol Stone White is the 20th woman to have climbed the 46 Adirondack High Peaks in winter and continues to share her inspirational story. more
Oneida County Assistant District Attorney Todd Carville is pictured in this file photo. Carville is running for county district attorney.
Police unions endorse Carville for DA
Unions representing the New York State Police and the Oriskany Police Department have endorsed Todd Carville in his run for Oneida County District Attorney, according to Carville. more
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