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Get the Led Out, including Paul Sinclair on lead vocals and harmonica, performs Led Zeppelin classics at 8 p.m. Feb. 4 at The Stanley Theatre in Utica.
Get The Led Out brings Zeppelin back to the Stanley Theatre
Get The Led Out, the legendary Led Zeppelin tribute band, will make a triumphant return at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, to The Stanley Theatre, 259 Genesee St. more

JOHN DAVID FAY
ROUNDING THIRD: Go with what you feel
December can be a very melancholy and emotional month for a lot of people -especially those of us “rounding third.” more
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Baby is a 6-year-old pit bull who has a heart of gold. Baby was surrendered to the shelter because she was too much for her owners to handle. Baby is a big strong gal, but with a little bit of direction she’s already making huge strides on her leash walking. Her favorite things include stuffed toys, toys with squeakers, all sorts of treats, and receiving love and affection from people. She would do well in a home with other dogs and kids. She could do well with cats, but would need very slow introductions. Watch out because Baby is notorious for those big slobbery kisses! To visit Baby, stop by the Humane Society of Rome, 6247 Lamphear Road, call 315-336-7070 or go to www.humanesocietyrome.com.
PICK A PET: Baby, Daisy and Nina
These local pets are looking for a forever home. more

DIANA JAWORSKI
F.O.C.U.S. Time: When wondering ‘what if?’ it’s good to be BRAVE
“What if ...?” “What if I fall?” “What if I sprain my wrist?” “What if it’s too difficult?” more
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The Rescue Mission of Utica hosts its 12th annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes event Feb. 4 to raise awareness of homelessness and hunger. Registration begins at 10 a.m. at City Hall with the walk following at 11 a.m.
Utica walking event helps fight homelessness, hunger
The Rescue Mission of Utica is hosting its 12th annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes event Saturday, Feb. 4, to raise awareness of homelessness and hunger while supporting a most worthy cause.  more
One of the many authentic meals at El Jarocho Mexican Restaurant and Bar in Rome.
MV DINERS, DIVES AND DRIVE-INS: El Jarocho restaurant ‘festive at first glance’
El Jarocho Mexican Restaurant and Bar lives in the traditional Rome neighborhood on Floyd Avenue, around the corner from MVCC “on location” and Clough Pre-K Center. more
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JOE KELLY
KELLY'S KORNER: Recalling Lincoln’s 1861 visit to Utica
So seldom do I have the correct answers to anything, I am quick to speak up when I do.  more
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A visitor looks at orchid blossoms at the Palmengarten botanic garden in Frankfurt, Germany.
COLUMN: The 2023 plants of the year
If you like to follow gardening trends, add the “plants of the year” to your garden. more
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Larceny, drug possession among recent arrests in City of Oneida
The Oneida Police Department announced recent arrests. more
The Oriska Valley Seniors met on Thursday, Jan. 5, at the American Legion in Oriskany Falls. The speaker was Mike Silliman, a member of the Mohican Model A Ford Club, who talked about his collection of model cars and die-cast banks with a display of cars. The presentation included a discussion of the early years, 1898-1931, that Henry Ford manufactured cars. In 1924, he produced his 10 millionth Model T. In 1927, he manufactured his last Model T. In 1928, production started on Model A’s which ended in 1931 when he manufactured his 5 millionth Model A. From left: Howard Henty; Mike Silliman, and Eric Howard.
SNAPSHOT: Oriska Valley Seniors meet
Catch up on what happened the last time the Oriska Valley Seniors met at the American Legion in Oriskany Falls. more
Zachary Greenfield, newly appointed Chenango County Historical Society archives and collections coordinator, visits regional landmark The Old Mill, located in the town of Guilford’s Rockwell Mills District.
Effort helps preserve history, heritage in Chenango County
Last year, the Chenango County Historical Society embarked on the “Celebrating & Preserving Chenango County’s Heritage” initiative. more
Hospitals say staffing gaps could be relieved by Medicaid changes
Numerous upstate hospitals are wrestling with fiscal shortfalls and staffing shortages that could be lessened by increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates that only pay for a portion of care. more
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On its website, OpenAI notes that ChatGPT “can occasionally produce incorrect answers” and that its responses will sometimes be misleading as a result of how it learns.
Learning to lie: Artificial Intelligence tools adept at creating disinformation
Artificial intelligence is writing fiction, making images inspired by Van Gogh and fighting wildfires. more
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Assault, strangulation among recent state police arrests
The New York State Police announced recent arrests in Herkimer, Oneida, Madison and Lewis counties. more
No students injured when Camden school bus slips off road
No one was injured when a school bus full of children slid off a snowy Old State Road in Camden Friday afternoon, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. more
Suspicious package deemed safe in Vernon
A suspicious package found at a home on East Seneca Street in Vernon on Friday remains under investigation, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office.  more
A woman eats in front of a painted window featuring different types of cheese at The Compound in Utica in this March 2022 file photo.
Local eatery, The Compound, to close next month in Utica
Local sandwich shop The Compound has announced they will close their doors for good next month.  more
Utica-Oneida County Branch of NAACP invites submissions in search for poet laureate, youth poet laureate
The Utica-Oneida County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced a collaboration with the City of Utica. more
Councilors approve host of resolutions, ordinances
A number of resolutions were unanimously approved by the Rome Common Council during its meeting on Wednesday. See the list here. more
Officials with the city of Utica and Mohawk Valley Health System have partnered together to determine the best way forward to redevelop the St. Elizabeth Medical Center campus at 2209 Genesee St.
City, MVHS to partner on reuse plan for St. E’s
A strategic partnership has been formed between the city of Utica and Mohawk Valley Health System to develop a master reuse plan for the St. Elizabeth Medical Center, 2209 Genesee Street. more
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