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On one of the last planting days of the year, Will Olney from Olney's Flowers, is putting in replacement trees and shrubs at the Western Town Library. The trees and shrubs are replacing ones that were brought down by the tornado this summer. Western Town Trustee, Joan Zelinski, said "The outpouring support from the community to fund this effort has been wonderful. Community members are anxious to bring back blooms and color to the Westernville landscape."
Plantings at Western Town Library
GOING UP IN LIGHTS — A portion of the Capitol Theatre’s new marquee is prepared for installation on Monday. The marquee will be a beacon for the city’s growing arts district, according to the Capitol’s Executive Director Art Pierce.
Marquee set to go up at Rome Capitol Theatre
Rome Capitol Theatre, without a marquee since 1977, will have a newly fabricated marquee installed on the facade of the building, with work beginning today. A project that has been in the works since … more
FIXING THE FLOW — Billy Knudsen of the Town of Lee Water Department turns on a hydrant along Turin Road after a six-inch pipe was fixed just north of this hydrant Monday. Knudsen said a line of hydrants needed to be slowly turned on to bleed air from the water lines. Stokes Elementary School was closed today and residences in the town south of the Route 26, Stokes-Lee Center Road were without water because of the break. Bottled water was delivered to the school for Tuesday classes. Officials said Monday night that the earliest the boil water order would be lifted is Wednesday morning, following testing by the Mohawk Valley Water Authority. Residents can check the Town of Lee website for updated information regarding the boil water status.
Earliest boil water order would be lifted in parts of Lee is Wednesday morning
Oneida County has 571 new positive COVID-19 cases over Thanksgiving holiday
On Monday, a more detailed picture of state and local COVID-19 infections over the Thanksgiving holiday period was released. In Oneida County, there were 571 new positive cases during the period of … more
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Clash with roommates preceded Rome fire, court documents say
Accused of setting a fire inside his West Court Street apartment on Thanksgiving Day, a 24-year-old man told law enforcement officials that he did it because “I hate these guys, and I wanted to … more
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BEWARE OF DEER — In this file photo, four deer walk across the driveway near AmeriCU in Rome.
AAA Northeast: Oneida County 4th in car-deer crashes in 2020
New York State drivers need to buckle up this fall and be on the lookout for deer, as well as the increased risk of becoming drowsy behind the wheel, according to recent statements from AAA … more
In this Nov. 8, 2018 file photo, the U.S. Medicare Handbook is photographed in Washington.
COLUMN: Medicare Open Enrollment for 2022 coming to close
The fall Open Enrollment period for 2022 is rapidly coming to a close. You still have until Tuesday, Dec. 7 to review, and if you so choose, make changes in your Medicare coverage for the coming … more
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WINTERIZING — In this Dec. 3, 2013 photo, carting leaves to spread beneath trees and shrubs offers many benefits from a perspective of soil, plants, and — because weeds are suppressed — also gardeners in New Paltz.
COLUMN: ‘Tis the season to winterize trees, shrubs
As trees and shrubs prepare for winter dormancy and the cold, they could use a little extra care from you to ensure a good start in the spring. The winter environment can adversely affect trees and … more
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GHOST ZAPPER — This image released by Sony Pictures shows Mckenna Grace and Logan Kim, left, in a scene from “Ghostbusters: Afterlife.”
REVIEW: ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ is a mixed bag
Made for fans by fans, “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” is a nostalgia-fueled lovefest for everything ghosts and the busting thereof. Directed by Jason Reitman, the son of original “Ghostbusters” … more
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PASSAGE OF PEACE — Comprising seven tipis located on Oneida Indian Nation lands just prior to Exit 33 of I-90, the art installation Passage of Peace shares both the challenges facing Native American peoples and hopes for a brighter future. The Oneida Indian Nation chose the tipi as the Passage of Peace’s central image to recognize both these Western Tribal Nations and the collective challenges of Native American people. While the Oneidas and other Iroquois tribes lived in longhouses not tipis, the tipi is a universally recognized symbol of Native American identity. “We hope The Passage of Peace will bring attention to continued hardship taking place in many parts of Indian Country, while delivering a message of peace and remembrance with our neighboring communities here in Upstate New York,” said Ray Halbritter, Oneida Indian Nation Representative.
Art installation at thruway exit 33 is message of peace
THANKSGIVING FIRE — Fire damage at the 300 N. Jay St. side of the residence that burned Thanksgiving morning in Rome. Fire officials said no one was injured. One resident has been charged with felony arson, according to Rome Police.
Rome man faces felony arson charge
A resident of the home that burned on West Court Street in Rome on Thanksgiving Day has been charged with felony arson for setting the fire, according to law enforcement officials. Jacob L. Kangas, … more
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ENJOY! — Bowl Boss Owner Stacey Catalano, left, hands customer Elizabeth Libertella her purchase of the Coco Cabana bowl during the store’s grand opening on Monday, Nov. 22. Bowl Boss features an array of fruity, healthy bowls, smoothies and other items.
Bowl Boss open in Rome
West Rome fire under investigation
No one was injured in a house fire at the corner of West Court and North Jay streets in Rome Thanksgiving morning, according to city fire officials. The cause of the fire is under investigation by … more
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PUPPIES AND POLICE — The two abandoned puppies safely in the hands of New York Mills Police Officer Michael Firley, left, and Yorkville Police Officer Alan Pelesic. Police officials said the puppies found a fast foster home early Thursday morning, and will soon be reunited with their mother.
New York Mills police investigate pair of abandoned puppies
NEW YORK MILLS — A pair of newborn puppies taken from their mother and dropped off on a porch in New York Mills Thanksgiving morning are under investigation. Village Police said both puppies have … more
Pallets of sustainable corrugated at DS Smith’s Lebanon packaging facility await transportation to customers for Black Friday e-commerce order fulfillment.
State offers tips for online shopping, warns of potential scams, shortages and delays
ALBANY — The New York State Division of Consumer Protection has alerted consumers to issues impacting the holiday shopping season. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the holiday shopping season … more
DRAMATIZATION — Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana in a scene from “Spencer.”
Cinema Capitol screening of ‘Spencer’ starts Friday
Cinema Capitol, 230 W. Dominick St., will screen “Spencer” on Friday, Nov. 26 through Monday, Nov. 29, and Friday, Dec. 3 through Monday, Dec. 6. The movie focuses on the marriage of Princess … more
Garage destroyed by flames in Floyd
TOWN OF FLOYD — A detached garage on New Floyd Road was destroyed by flames Wednesday morning. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. Floyd Fire Chief John Stark said they received the … more
FILE - Native American singer Joanne Shenandoah poses at the ancient Oneida Indian village site known as Nichols Pond near Canastota, N.Y., on June 12, 1996. Shenandoah, the celebrated Native American singer-songwriter who performed before world leaders and on high-profile stages, has died. The Native American Music Awards & Association posted on its website that Shenandoah, described as “Native America's musical matriarch," died Monday night, Nov. 22, 2021, in Scottsdale, Ariz., after complications of abdominal bleeding. She was 63.
Joanne Shenandoah, Native American singer, dies
Joanne Shenandoah, the celebrated Native American singer-songwriter who performed before world leaders and on high-profile stages, has died. She was 63. The Native American Music Awards & … more
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SUSPECT — This white male entered the Cliff’s Local Market on Utica Street in Clinton Monday night and demanded money from the clerk. State police said there was no weapon or any threats of violence. Anyone with information on the attempted robbery is asked to call state police at 315-366-6000.
Police seek information on suspect in Clinton theft
VILLAGE OF CLINTON — An unarmed theft at the Cliff’s Local Market on Utica Street in Clinton Monday night has law enforcement searching for a white male suspect. State police said the thief … more
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