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There is a Grace’s Tea party celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Carpenter House from 1-3 p.m. May 13 at the Rome Art and Community Center in Rome. Tickets are $10.
Grace’s Tea party celebrates 100th anniversary of Carpenter House
There will be a public Grace’s Tea party celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Carpenter House from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, May 13, at the Rome Art and Community Center. more

In this photo taken Feb. 15, 2012, black walnut trees, such as these growing in rural Mendota, Ill.
COLUMN: Coping with black walnut toxicity
Anyone who has ever tried to garden under or around a black walnut tree (Juglans nigra) has undoubtedly been frustrated. more
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Diana Jaworski
F.O.C.U.S. Time: Watch your steps
Walking up and down the hallway, I was so excited to receive my new shoes. My mom loved buying my sister, brother, and me new clothes whenever she was able. more
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Cincinnati Creek, featuring, from left, Joe Rowlands, Cathy Martin, Lori Thompson and Chris Pepe, invite musicians to Jam with the Band May 8 at the Rome Art and Community Center in Rome.
Music fans can listen to — and jam with — Cincinnati Creek at RACC
Area musicians are invited to Jam with the Band Cincinnati Creek in a special concert/jam program at 7 p.m. Monday, May 8 at the Rome Art and Community Center, 308 West Bloomfield St. more
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Kyle Bass
Local playwright to have debut at Syracuse Stage
“Tender Rain,” a play written by Mohawk Valley native Kyle Bass, made its world premiere on Wednesday at Syracuse Stage. more
This artwork by Herkimer Central School District sixth grader Gwendalyn McCutcheon was selected as a winner of the Fenimore Art Museum’s 2023 Young at Art! Regional Youth Art Contest and will be featured in the Young at Art! Visions of Identity exhibit from May 27 to July 23 at the museum.
2 Herkimer students’ artworks selected for museum exhibit
Two Herkimer Central School District students had their artwork selected by a panel of judges as winners for the Fenimore Art Museum’s 2023 Young at Art! more
More than 700 students graduated at the Wildcat Field House at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy on Saturday, for the school's 48th commencement ceremony.
More than 700 walk the stage at SUNY Poly Class of 2023 graduation
More than 700 students graduated from SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy at twin commencement ceremonies on Saturday. more
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Nina Simmons poses with her proud father, New York State University Police Officer and PBA of New York State founding member, Dennis Simmons.
New Hartford student earns first Michael D. Sodders Scholarship
Nina Simmons of New Hartford Central High School has been named the first recipient of the Michael D. Sodders Scholarship. more
There will be high-fives all around once again as the Special Olympics Spring Games returns at 9:30 a.m. May 9 to the Canastota High School Athletic Complex in Canastota. The rain date is May 10.
Special Olympics Spring Games a 'day to shine'
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Nearly 300 area athletes will again recite those words as they compete in the 2023 Special Olympics Spring Games. more
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OHM BOCES’s SkillsUSA chapter, including, from left, SkillsUSA co-advisor John Stratton, Maggie O’Donnell, Gianna Spartano, Skylar Albin, Valorie Ford, Scarlett Barker, Ashlie Willson, SkillsUSA Co-Advisor Kimberly Petronella and Grace Shufelt earned several awards at the recent SkillsUSA NYS Championships in Syracuse.
Local BOCES students excel in SkillsUSA competition
Competitors from three area BOCES earned awards and recognitions April 26-28 at this year’s SkillsUSA New York State Leadership and Skills Conference in Syracuse. more
Anyone in the Herkimer area who sees Elijah Wick around their property is asked to call the Herkimer Police Department at 315-866-4330.
Police in Herkimer ask for public’s help with suspect in area
The Herkimer Police Department is warning the public about a suspect who has been spotted walking onto porches, into garages and around local businesses. more
Annaka Stauring, a 10th grader at Camden High School, had her work performed May 2 at the Syracuse Stage Young Playwright’s Festival in Syracuse.
Camden student’s work featured at Young Playwright’s Festival
Camden Central School District 10th grade student Annaka Stauring recently had her work selected for the Syracuse Stage Young Playwright’s Festival held May 2 in Syracuse. more
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Utica University to award honorary degree to SEC Commissioner
Utica University will award an honorary degree to Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey at its 2023 undergraduate commencement ceremony. more
Dave Husted and Rich Hickel build headboards at the SHP Mega Build II event in Yorkville on Friday afternoon.
Sleep in Heavenly Peace volunteers hammer away toward 300 bed goal
Volunteers with the Utica chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace will be hard at work all weekend long as they build beds for children in need during their second annual Mega Build event. more
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Emily Hudson, 10, left, and Carmella Demarzio, 11, Seneca Street Elementary students from Karyn Wells and Liz Murphy's fifth grade class, help move to dirt to plant the new red maple at Allen Park in Oneida
Oneida continues participation in Tree City USA program
For 33 years, Oneida has been dedicated to keeping its city green with a Tree City USA designation. more
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James Ware
Utica man pleads guilty to manslaughter in December homicide
A Utica man admitted to shooting and killing a man in Utica during an appearance Friday morning in Oneida County Court, according to court officials. more
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Frank Mastrovito
Area businessman to chair 2023 America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk
Every month, Mastrovito Hyundai supports a different nonprofit in the Mohawk Valley. more
Antolvio Ayuso
Utica man accused of slashing roommate with knife
A 56-year-old man is accused of slashing his roommate with a knife during an argument on Wednesday, according to the Utica Police Department. more
A student ambles past the tulips outside Cazenovia College’s Hubbard Hall on Thursday, May 4. The mood on campus as students prepare to take finals following the college’s final spring semester has been described as “somber.”
Mood melancholy as college begins slow fade
With the school’s final graduation just around the corner, the temperature in the community can be summed up by many in the community in one word — somber. more
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, gather with other members of the British Royal Family to greet supporters from the balcony at Buckingham Palace following her coronation, which took place in Westminster Abbey. London, June. 2, 1953. The Associated Press will muster a small army to cover King Charles III's coronation this weekend. For his mother's crowning 70 years ago, the wire service also enlisted the help of an air force. In 1953, it took eight minutes to transmit a single black-and-white photograph, provided the weather conditions and phone lines cooperated. So among the methods AP employed to deliver photos from London to its American newspaper clients was an arrangement to put them on Royal Air Force bombers.
AP Was There: Covering the previous coronation in Britain
The Associated Press will deploy a small army of journalists to cover the coronation of Britain’s King Charles III. But for his mother’s crowning the news cooperative enlisted the help of an air force. more
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