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High speed chase charged in Lewis County, vehicle only had three wheels
A St. Lawrence County driver is accused of leading law enforcement officials on a multi-town car chase on only three vehicle wheels through Lewis County. more

ALERT: 3 fatal overdoses in one day in Utica
The Oneida County Overdose Response Team has issued a spike alert regarding a cluster of three suspected fentanyl-related overdose deaths that occurred in Utica on Thursday. more
Garlisha Bailey
Four charged with weapons possession following Utica traffic stop
Four people have been charged with felony weapons possession after a loaded handgun was found in a vehicle during a traffic stop on Varick Street. more

Iesha Dean-Welch
Three charged with drug possession on Warren Street in Utica
Three people were charged with drug possession during a raid at a residence on Warren Street in Utica on Thursday. more
R-CATS to host dinner fundraiser
The R-CATS Program will host its second annual Chicken Dinner from noon to 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 11, at the Stanwix Veterans and Men’s Club, 6774 Lamphear Road. more
World Refugee Day takes place Saturday
The Center (formerly the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees) invites the community to join them to celebrate World Refugee Day on Saturday, June 3. more
Outgoing board director John Calabrese, of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce, left, recognized the 20 years of service of board member Mike Manuele, who retired this year. Manuele and many others were recognized at the chamber’s annual meeting on Thursday.
Rome Commerce honors businesses, others at annual meeting
Members of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce gathered Thursday morning, honoring the memory of longtime president William “Bill” Guglielmo. more
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Several Light in Loss Daily Healing Affirmation Cards are shown above. The cards, developed by Vera Chapman, of Hamilton, a licensed professional counselor, seek to help grieving mothers to begin the healing journey.
Local mother develops resource to help stillborn and miscarriage moms navigate grief
One local mother has crafted a resource to help stillborn and miscarriage moms navigate their grief with love, mindfulness, and positive psychology. more
PUBLIC SAFETY LOGS: Thursday, June 1, 2023
See recent Oneida County 911 calls in these logs. more
Augusta church to host chicken barbecue
The Augusta Presbyterian Church, 2345 Route 26, will host a chicken barbecue fundraiser at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 11. more
Rome Christian Women to host luncheon
The monthly Rome Christian Women’s Luncheon will take place at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 7, at the Franklin Hotel, 301 S. James St. more
OHM BOCES Inducts new members into honor society
More than 80 high school juniors and seniors have been inducted into the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Career and Technical Education Center’s Honor Society. more
Portable drink containers by Klean Kanteen. The company, a long-standing B Corp., offers products made with 90% post-consumer recycled stainless steel, which results in a significant reduction in steel greenhouse gases.
Gift Guide: For cooks with a craving for sustainability
This time of year can be a big gift-giving moment, with Father’s Day, graduations, weddings and more. more
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Robert McLaughlin
Herkimer College founding president dies at age 101
Herkimer County Community College has announced the death of founding president, Robert McLaughlin, who died on Tuesday, May 23, in Geneseo. He was 101. more
Jeremiah Sweet has been named the interim president and CEO of Oneida Health.
Oneida Health names interim president, CEO
Jeremiah Sweet, chief financial officer at Oneida Health, has taken on the role as interim president and chief executive officer. more
Air Force General Duke Z. Richardson and his wife, Dede, walk and talk with Dr. Michael J. Hayduk, deputy director of the Air Force Research Lab Information Directorate on Thursday.
Air Force general visits Rome Lab, area
The city of Rome played host to Air Force Gen. Duke Z. Richardson while he took a tour of the Air Force Research Lab Information Directorate. more
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At center, Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. speaks, while surrounded by the county’s community partners and local veterans, about the new Oneida County Veterans Suicide Prevention Program on Thursday, June 1.
County launches veterans suicide prevention program
Oneida County has launched a veteran suicide prevention program to reduce the risk of suicide and to improve the wellbeing of veterans and their families.  more
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Two of three abandoned ‘scrap planes’ are shown at Griffiss International Airport near the Family Dollar distribution center on Thursday, June 1, where a work crew was busy removing scrap and other debris from the south end of the airport. Oneida County has filed a lawsuit over the planes, seeking to have them removed and to be entitled to the proceeds from the sale of the planes or any of their parts.
County files suit in hopes of acquiring abandoned planes
Oneida County has initiated the legal process to take ownership over three aircrafts that have been left at the Griffiss International Airport for at least eight years.   more
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Steven Falchi
Falchi eyes ‘positive climate’ in Utica schools
Guiding the Utica City School District through to the soon-to-come end of the school year is the top priority of new Acting Superintendent Steven Falchi. more
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Clinton student awarded SkillsUSA scholarship
Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES Career and Technical Education student Gleb Samoshuk, of Clinton, was recently awarded the 2023 SkillsUSA and Fine Homebuilding #KeepCraftAlive Scholarship. more
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