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Michelle J. Howard
Retired admiral to deliver Hamilton College Commencement
Retired Navy Adm. Michelle J. Howard will deliver Hamilton College’s 2023 Commencement address and receive an honorary degree on Sunday, May 21. more

Prostate cancer treatment can wait for most men, study finds
Researchers have found long-term evidence that actively monitoring localized prostate cancer is a safe alternative to immediate surgery or radiation. more
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Debra Walz
Cancer survivorship workshop March 21 in Oneida
Oneida YMCA, 701 Seneca St., will host a workshop about cancer survivorship at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 21. more

As a result of these numbers, FASNY is pushing state legislators to enact new legislation to make homes safer. FASNY said they would like to see home safety products, like smoke detectors, be exempt from sales tax. They also want to stop code enforcement funding from being swept into the state’s general fund, officials said.
Firefighters group seeks new safety measures as NY leads nation in fire deaths
New York State is leading the nation in house fire deaths, prompting the Firefighters Association of the State of New York to push for more protections through the state Legislature. more
Flames shoot up behind a wooded area off Dover Road in the town of Russia in this spring 2022 file photo. In an effort to prevent brush and grass fires, the state Department of Environmental Conservation will institute the state’s annual ban prohibiting residential brush burning, starting March 16.
Statewide burn ban goes into effect on Thursday
State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos announced the annual statewide ban prohibiting residential brush burning will begin Thursday, March 16. more
Reported theft from unlocked vehicle leads to felony charge
A 22-year-old man is accused of stealing a laptop computer out of a car left running and unlocked at a Rome convenience store Saturday afternoon, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Lewis County crash registered BAC of nearly four times legal limit
A 33-year-old man registered a blood alcohol content of nearly four times the legal threshold following a crash in Lewis County. more
Pictured is 422 Mandeville St. in Utica on Monday, March 13. Upwards of 15 people fled a house fire there, on Sunday evening. A non-live utility line dangles in the foreground.
UPDATE: More than a dozen displaced and rescued from Utica house fire
Upwards of 15 people fled a house fire — including three who had to be rescued off the front of the home — on Mandeville Street in Utica Sunday evening. more
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Trout Lily
COLUMN: Woodland natives of early spring
As far away as it seems, as winter’s cold continues to linger, spring will eventually arrive. Early robins will usher the change and flocks of Canada geese noisily moving northward. more
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Fan Bingbing arrives at the Oscars on Sunday, March 12, 2023, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/John Locher)
PHOTOS: A look at Oscars fashion
Here's what people wore on the champagne-colored carpet heated up Sunday at the 95th Academy Awards. more
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Fiddlebutter members Nora Revenaugh, Jameson Dunham, Kevin Mathews, Mike Carroll
KAC celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with concert
Lively fiddle tunes and Irish songs will fill the Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 E. Park Row, from 5-7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 18. more
OHM BOCES culinary student Isabella Aceto, right, demonstrates a meat press to VVS ninth grader Alexander Ayala during the CTE open house Wednesday in New Hartford.
BOCES open house shines light on hands-on educational programs (VIDEO)
The course offerings of Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES take students beyond their traditional books and classrooms and into actual applications of what they are learning. See the video clip in article. more
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Arise & Go, featuring, from left, Tim Ball, Michael Roddy and Ellie Gould, perform an evening of Irish, Scots and Canadian Maritime music from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, March 15 at the Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley in Utica.
Utica native returns to hometown with Irish music trio Arise & Go
Arise & Go, an exciting Celtic music trio featuring Utica native Michael Roddy, will perform an evening of Irish, Scots and Canadian Maritime music. more
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From left, Nicole Blance (Utica Zoo Site Supervisor), Brady Murphy, Cassie Conway (Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES New Visions Instructor), Andrew Dischiavo, and Allie Snyder (Utica Zoo Site Supervisor)
Utica Zoo hosts OHM BOCES New Visions students
The Utica Zoo is where seniors Andrew Dischiavo and Brady Murphy have spent their mornings Monday through Thursday the last few weeks while participating in the New Visions program. more
These runners are all smiles and in all green as they make their way down Genesee Street just before the start of the Utica St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 11, 2023.
Weather can’t dampen Irish spirit at parade, festivities
No blarney needed — despite the wet snow and cold temperatures, happy leprechauns galore came out to make their way down Genesee Street during Utica's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. more
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The Utica Food Pantry relies on monetary donations and food drives in order to address local food insecurity. Above, in 2022, Rome Free Academy teacher Rob Wood loads boxes of canned goods that RFA students and the RFA Student Association donated to the Gansevoort and Bellamy Elementary School food pantrys.
Food insecurity could become a harsh reality for SNAP recipients
With the emergency allotments from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) at an end, local food pantries are expecting to see an influx of people utilizing their services. more
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Program members, from left, Donna Goodwin, Elaine Atkinson and Cynthia DeTraglia chat Thursday, March 9 during the Mohawk Valley Institute for Learning in Retirement open house event at Mohawk Valley Community College in Rome.
MVILR program invites retirees to continue to learn
MVILR is a non-profit organization that offers educational programming for local seniors to help them “learn, live, grow, move, think, socialize and create.” more
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The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office will be providing seven Special Patrol Officers to the Whitesboro Central School District.
Oneida County Board of Legislators approves public safety resolutions
The Oneida County Board of Legislators approved resolutions related to public safety in the county at its recent meeting.   more
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Valley View, 620 Memorial Parkway, is now the former home of Daniele’s, who leased the venue for over 20 years. The venue is expected to receive a massive facelift with renovations to be completed by late fall.
City seeks new tenant for Valley View
Valley View, Utica’s iconic catering venue, is now back in the hands of the city after Daniele’s lease has expired. more
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Colleen Kain Martin, grand marshal of Utica’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, runs the line striper with the help of George Sabo, a maintenance tech for the City of Utica, as the green center line is painted along Genesee Street for today’s parade. The official color of the line is Kelly Green. Today’s parade begins at 10 a.m. at Oneida Square and will travel northbound along Genesee Street to Columbia Street.
SNAPSHOT: Painting of the green line
The green center line is painted along Genesee Street for today’s parade. more
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