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Assault, menacing among charges by Oneida police
Arrests from Sept. 8 to Sept. 14. more

Tug Hill Commission meeting rescheduled
The Tug Hill Commission meeting scheduled for Monday, Sept. 19, at the Trenton Municipal Building has been canceled. more
Cruelty to animals, obscenity among state police arrests
Arrests from Sept. 10 to Sept. 15. more

Skate-A-While Longer, LLC, 220 Ridge St., just celebrated its official ribbon cutting. Jamie Irwin, Rome Area Chamber of Commerce Membership Committee member, center, presented the congratulatory certificate to Russell Brookins, owner, shown cutting the ceremonial ribbon. Skate-A-While Longer staff members were on hand to join in on the celebration. From left: Austin Redner, Wendy Redner, Lee Hamann, Supervisor Cheri Ott, Elizabeth Buchanan, Allyson Hallday, and Jeanette Kelly.
Ribbon cut at renovated Skate-A-While
Skate-A-While Longer, LLC, located at 220 Ridge St., hosted its grand reopening on Friday, Sept. 9. more
Ella Dreimiller, 4, and her grandmother Peggy Tuttle, complete the corn maze at the Pumpkin Junction on Graffenburg Road in Sauquoit on Thursday, Sept. 15. The corn maze is open and free. This year’s design spells out Pumpkin Junction 2022.
Corn mazes take shape for fall fun
Autumn in Central New York brings cooler temperatures, bright orange pumpkins, Halloween, and, for the more adventurous, corn mazes. more
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Personnel needed for high-technology research project on Griffiss Business and Technology Park
Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, which is conducting research at Griffiss Business & Technology Park, needs hundreds of personnel to act as basic role-players (actors) for one day. more
The Strough Middle School marquee is seen Sept. 16 at the corner of Laurel and Lee Streets in Rome. The school will be the site of the second of a series of AREA Community Conversation meetings, which begin Sept. 22 at RFA High School School.
AREA Community Conversations seeks resident input
The socioeconomic differences of area families — and the impact those disparities have on their children’s education — are some of the biggest concerns facing the Rome City School District. more
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Six displaced due to unsafe conditions, fire in garage
Six people have been displaced from their Utica home after a garage fire alerted city officials to unsafe living conditions. more
Josey C. Shultz
Lee man accused of attacking woman
A 32-year-old man is accused of attacking and choking a woman during a domestic dispute in the Town of Lee. more
Student accused of making threat on VVS school bus
A Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School student is facing charges after making a threat on a school bus. more
Signature striping and browning are keys signs of Beech Leaf Disease. To find out more about Beech Leaf Disease, see the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation website, https://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/120589.html.
Hike to focus on protection of beech trees
A new threat to beech trees, known as “Beech Leaf Disease,” is spreading rapidly across the Northeast. more
Residents reject proposal to dissolve village of Lake George
Residents of the village of Lake George on Tuesday rejected a proposition to dissolve the 212-year-old village into the town. more
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The Esopus Creek, center, empties out into the Hudson River in Saugerties in this file photo. General Electric will test some collections in the lower Hudson River to determine next steps for addressing PCB contamination.
Samples from lower Hudson River to assess PCB contamination
General Electric will investigate the lower Hudson River portion of the PCBs Superfund site to determine next steps for addressing contamination, under the terms of a legal agreement. more
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Sign-up for October Food $en$e
Registration for the October Food $en$e program — open to everyone regardless of income — will be held in Rome, Lee, Camden, Holland Patent, and Oneida. more
Anita’s Stevens-Swan Humane Society is looking for a very special person with a big heart to help Fred. He is a 14-year-old Plott Hound mix in need of a hospice foster home. Fred came in as a stray and no one came looking for him, which is so sad at his age. Fred is a total sweetheart when it comes to people, but has been selective with making doggy friends. He seems to prefer female dogs. Dog meets are always required. Fred does have some health issues, but the shelter will pay for all of his medical care. He has arthritis and a weak back end. He also has some very bad teeth and will need to return for some dental work in the near future. The shelter is waiting on some additional test results, but for any medical questions call 315-738-4357. Apply here to foster Fred: https://www.anitas-sshs.org/adopt/apply/Dog. Anita’s Stevens-Swan Humane Society, 5664 Horatio St., Utica, 315-738-4357, www.anitas-sshs.org.
PICK A PET: Fred, Darla and Bizarre
These local pets are looking for a home. more
Cazenovia College recently received one of the largest individual gifts in its history, a $1.8 million-dollar property at 9 Sullivan St. which includes one- and two-bedroom apartments. Previously, the college was renting the complex for student housing.
Cazenovia College receives historic building from Christakos family
Cazenovia College recently received one of the largest individual gifts in its history, a $1.8 million-dollar property at 9 Sullivan St. more
Excellus BCBS Community Investments and Partnerships Manager Shayna Keller, MUCC Executive Director Kay Klo, and Excellus BCBS Utica Regional President Eve Van de Wal gather for a Community Health Award presentation.
Midtown Utica Community Center receives Community Health Award
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield awarded Midtown Utica Community Center a Community Health Award of $3,000 to support their Children’s Literacy and Academic Success Support program. more
Varflex Educational Foundation awards dozens of scholarships
The Varflex Educational Foundation recently awarded college scholarships to 53 local students representing six school districts. more
Rome Genealogy club to meet Tuesday
The next Rome Genealogy club meeting will take place at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 502 W. Chestnut St. more
Ryan Gilroy
Adirondack Bank names vice president of commercial banking
Adirondack Bank has named Ryan Gilroy as its new vice president of commercial banking. Gilroy brings his diverse experience in financial services, commercial banking and relationship building … more
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