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15K runners cross the finish line during the 45th Boilermaker Road Race on Sunday.
RESULTS: Boilermaker 15K - July 10, 2022
Here are the full results from the Boilermaker 15K, Sunday, July 10, 2022. more
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5K runners make their way to the finish line during the 45th Boilermaker Road Race on Sunday.
RESULTS: Boilermaker 5K - July 10, 2022
Here are results from the Boilermaker 5k, July 10, 2022. more
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5K runners make their way to the finish line during the 45th Boilermaker Road Race on Sunday, July 10 in Utica.
Boilermaker Road Race returns: Mekonnen sets record; Romanchuk wins again
The 45th Boilermaker has set down its 2022 winners. more

Junior is a 3-year-old special needs feline who needs some extra TLC. He’s the sweetest cat and everyone who meets him falls in love with him, but he hasn’t been fortunate enough to find that purr-fect match. He does need to be the only cat in the household. Unfortunately, the shelter environment stresses him out and he has been dealing with a very sensitive stomach. He will need to be on a sensitive stomach diet for the rest of his life. To visit Junior, stop by the Humane Society of Rome, 6247 Lamphear Road, call 315-336-7070 or go to www.humanesocietyrome.com.
Pick a Pet: These animals are looking for a forever home
Pets at the Humane Society of Rome, Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association, Anita’s Stevens-Swan Humane Society and the Herkimer County Humane Society are looking for families. more
Runners in the 45th Boilermaker Road Race celebrated making it two-thirds of the way after passing the 5K starting line.
SNAPSHOT: Boilermaker 15K runners celebrate the final stretch
Runners in the 45th Boilermaker Road Race celebrated making it two-thirds of the way after passing the 5K starting line... more
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Baby formula is displayed on the shelves of a grocery store in Carmel, Ind. on May 10, 2022. Among actions taken during the formula shortage over the past several months, a bill introduced early June, 2022, would require the Food and Drug Administration to inspect infant formula facilities every six months. U.S. regulators have historically inspected baby formula plants at least once a year, but they did not inspect any of the three biggest manufacturers in 2020.
Production resumes at troubled Abbott baby formula factory
Production of baby formula has resumed at the Abbott Nutrition factory in Michigan whose February shutdown over contamination contributed to a national shortage, a company spokesman said. Damage … more
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From left, patrons Lois Seamans and Diana Lindsay speak with new Library Manager Bill Loveland.
Some say goodbye, others hello at Sherrill-Kenwood Library reception
The Sherrill-Kenwood Library said goodbye to Mary Kay Junglen, wishing her the best as she retires and starts a new chapter of her life ... more
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Members of the Boonville Concert Band perform a free concert for the community in this file photo. The bank has scheduled a series of performances on select Friday nights in July and August at Erwin Park.
Boonville Concert Band to perform series of shows in Erwin Park
The Boonville Concert Band has announced several upcoming performances at the Lower Pavilion at Erwin Park, off of Route 12. more
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Remsen board of ed reorganization meeting Tuesday
The annual reorganization meeting of the Remsen Central School District board of education will take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12, the district has announced. more
The reorganization meeting of the Camden Central School District board of education will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12.
Camden board of ed reorganization meeting Tuesday
The reorganization meeting of the Camden Central School District board of education will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. more
In her first ever Boilermaker attempt, Syracuse resident Bree McDonald (gray t-shirt) gets her 5k race bib from Boilermaker volunteer Cathy Poccia of Whitesboro.
Boilermaker Expo brings back community connections
When the Mohawk Valley Health System Expo kicked off at noon Friday, the grounds of Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica were already a sea of people showing up to claim their race bibs, uphold … more
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State police report arrests, July 3 to July 6
Charges include menacing, contempt and obstruction of breathing. more
Pair of local teachers among finalists for Harbor Freight prize
A pair of local teachers were named as finalists this week for Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence. more
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Man accused of burglarizing Forestport residence while homeowners were asleep
A 34-year-old man is accused of burglarizing a residence on White Lake while the homeowners were asleep ... more
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Woman on county’s Ten Most Wanted list taken into custody
The only woman on the Oneida County Ten Most Wanted list for 2022 was taken into custody ... more
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, along with local farmers, agricultural ambassadors and Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, celebrate the designation of July as Ice Cream Month in New York with a visit to Nicky Doodles, 1159 Erie Blvd. W.
Officials, community celebrate Ice Cream Month
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, along with local farmers, agricultural ambassadors and Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, celebrated the designation of July as Ice Cream Month ... more
Youngsters enjoy the Utica Zoomobile’s visit to the Old Forge Library in 2020.
Utica Zoomobile to visit Old Forge
The Utica Zoomobile returns to the Old Forge Library at noon Thursday, July 14, under the tent on the library lawn at 220 Crosby Blvd. more
Red Cross urges public to donate blood following drop in June collections
The American Red Cross and Discovery are partnering for Shark Week and invite people to dive in to help save lives by giving blood or platelets in July. more
Trees and power lines are scattered across streets, lawns and homes on Main Street in Westernville in this file photo of damage from a tornado that hit the town of Western on July 8, 2021. Officials say the town and its residents are recovering from the damage — although some cleanup and reconstruction is still ongoing.
Residents pulled together, yet ‘scars’ remain in Western
This Saturday will mark the one-year anniversary of when a 105 mph tornado ripped through the town of Western, destroying buildings and homes and knocking down whole patches of woodland. more
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Rome board of education elects new leaders; eyes redistricting
The Rome City School District’s board of education met Tuesday, approving new leadership for the nine-member volunteer board, a new meeting schedule and a slew of routine resolutions ... more
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