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Thomas E. Rothdiener, with his family, is shown prior to leaving for Desert Storm on Aug. 27, 1990, at Griffiss Air Force Base. The Oriskany man will march with one of the largest groups of veterans in the National Memorial Day Parade at 2 p.m. Monday, May 29, on Constitution Avenue in Washington D.C.
Local veteran to march in National Memorial Day Parade
Thomas E. Rothdiener of Oriskany will march with one of the largest groups of veterans in the National Memorial Day Parade at 2 p.m. Monday, May 29. more
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Woman accused of pepper spraying grandmother
A 23-year-old woman is accused of attacking her grandmother with pepper spray on Floyd Avenue, according to the Rome Police Department. more
The City of Rome has received $1.5 million from New York Governor Kathy Hochul to tear down the former Columbus School on Columbus Avenue. The grant is part of the 2022 Round 7 Restore NY Communities Initiative Municipal Grant, which awarded money to several cities and counties across the state. Hochul announced the money on Monday. The grant will be used to demolish and dispose of materials from the former Columbus School, which has been unoccupied since 2005.
SNAPSHOT: State grant to fund former Columbus School teardown
The City of Rome has received $1.5 million from New York Governor Kathy Hochul to tear down the former Columbus School on Columbus Avenue. more

Westmoreland teen hurt in ATV accident
A Westmoreland teenager was hospitalized after flying over the handlebars of his all terran vehicle in his backyard on Old Oneida Road on Tuesday. more
Driver ticketed, hospitalized following crash
A 39-year-old man was hospitalized after his pickup truck crashed into a utility pole off Glenmore Road Tuesday night, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. more
Multiple contracts for city infrastructure work are up for a vote in Rome
Contracts with Rick Turk Tree Service, American Curb and Concrete Cutters and the Power Authority of New York State are among the topics on this week’s agenda. more
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A promotional flyer contains the images of a host of headlining acts of this year’s Levitt AMP Utica Music Series. The series, which will take place on Monday nights at Kopernik Park, 317 Genesee St., will feature 10 weeks of free, family-friendly outdoor concerts, starting June 19 and going until Aug. 28.
Levitt AMP Music Series returns to Utica this summer
The Levitt AMP Utica Music Series announced its lineup of artists on Monday who will perform at Kopernik Park in downtown Utica this summer. more
Rome City School District Superintendent Peter Blake, right, congratulates newly tenured English teacher Susan Mills while her husband Taylor Mills, left, watches Monday, May 22 before the board of education meeting in the Rome Free Academy library.
Rome teachers receive tenure, gratitude of school board & superintendent
Newly tenured teachers were celebrated by the Rome City School District Board of Education and district Superintendent Peter Blake. more
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Polish Home offers discount to active military, veterans
The Rome Polish Home, 315 S. George St., has announced a discount for military service members and veterans. more
The flattened metal case, which housed the 200-year-old charter of the Utica Knights Templar Commander, has been found, although the charter was destroyed by the elements. The original documents will be replaced by a high quality replica, girded by the original charter’s ribbon and lead Templar seal which survived, according to organization officials.
Good news, and bad news, for 200-year-old charter
Earlier this month, during the Utica Commandery’s 200-year-old charter and the document’s metal case — were lost in transport. The items have been found. more
Utica City School District new Acting Superintendent Steven Falchi, right, takes his seat at the head table Tuesday, May 23 next to Board of Education Vice President Danielle Padula, left, and President Joseph Hobika Jr.
Falchi appointed new acting superintendent of Utica school district
Utica City School District Chief Academic Officer Steven Falchi was appointed the new acting superintendent of the district Tuesday, May 23, 2023. more
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Several Remsen FFA members, including, from left, Riley Horn, Jimmy Lehman, Zach Geer, Jackson LaBella, Trent Jenny, Burke Gates and Wyatt Ehart attended the 98th annual New York State FFA Convention May 19 in Buffalo.
Remsen FFA attends state convention
Remsen FFA members attended the 98th annual New York State FFA Convention May 19 in Buffalo. Students actively participated in workshops, the Agriscience Fair and the Food Science Contest. more
Olivia Crane, a junior at Madison Central School District, recently earned third place in the Optimist International New York/New England District Oratorical Competition in New Hartford.
Student places 3rd at regional speaking event
Madison Central School District junior Olivia Crane earned third place May 6 in the Optimist International New York/New England District Oratorical Competition. more
Homelessness has increased 52% since 2019 in a six-county region, including Cortland, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Homelessness continues to surge in Southern Tier
Little sun shone through trees and overgrown grass. more
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Welfare fraud and larceny among recent charges in Madison County
The Madison County Sheriff's Office announced recent arrests. more
Brian Nolan poses Oct. 18, 2022 outside the Utica City School District offices after he was named the district's acting superintendent. He has just resigned from that post.
Acting superintendent resigns from Utica City School District
Utica City School District Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan has resigned. more
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Law enforcers crack down on drunken driving, seat belt use
The state police and other local law enforcement agencies will be cracking down on drunken and dangerous driving over the Memorial Day weekend. more
As economic growth slows, planning and prioritizing will be key to remodeling confidently.
NerdWallet: 5 tips to tackle a home remodel in an uncertain economy
Spring is kickoff season for many kitchen remodels, bathroom updates and deck repairs, but recent economic turmoil may have homeowners questioning their home improvement plans. more
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Ray Halbritter, CEO of Oneida Nation Enterprises and representative for the Oneida Indian Nation, and Darlene Stromstad, president and CEO of MVHS, discuss their continued partnership after announcing the $1 million donation from the Oneida Indian Nation on Tuesday. To the right is a depiction of what the bronze statue will look like at the entrance to the Wynn Hospital.
Oneida Indian Nation to donate $1 million to Wynn Hospital
The Oneida Indian Nation has donated $1 million to support Mohawk Valley Health System and the new Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica. more
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Steve Zogby
Zogby receives Sidney O. Smith award
Steve Zogby, vice president of Scalzo, Zogby & Wittig, Inc. and Big I New York National Director, has received an advocacy award. more
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