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Oh Crepe & Waffles will be back at this year’s What the Truck? event in Utica.
What the Truck? returns for another season
The popular local food truck event – What the Truck? – has kicked off its seventh season from 4 to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays at Canal Park, 215 Leland Ave., Utica. Food trucks participating … more
Spectators look for some feathered friends during the launch of the Central New York segment of the state birding trail.
DEC launches Central-Finger Lakes segment of birding trail
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has launched the Central-Finger Lakes segment of the New York State Birding Trail to highlight the state’s world-class and wide-ranging … more
The Cortland County Democratic Committee announced it has endorsed Josh Riley for Congress, now in the newly-drawn 19th Congressional District. 
Riley picks up endorsement
The Cortland County Democratic Committee announced it has endorsed Josh Riley for Congress, now in the newly-drawn 19th Congressional District.  “Our committee voted decisively to endorse Josh … more
Calls for motorcycle safety grow as fatal crashes jump 50%
With fatal motorcycle crashes on the rise, the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee is raising awareness about the need for safety on roadways. According to the Institute for Traffic Safety … more
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Class ’59 hosts reunion for all RFA class years
A reunion will be held for all Rome Free Academy graduates Aug. 12-14 at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino on Patrick Road in Verona. The event is being hosted by the RFA Class of 1959. Activities … more
Minicozzi to receive Manfred scholarship
Lilyann Minicozzi, a senior at Rome Free Academy, is the 2022 winner of the Robert D. Manfred Scholarship, according to an announcement by scholarship officials. As a result, she will receive up to … more
Glenora Wine Cellars, one of oldest wineries in region, up for sale
A well-known Finger Lakes winery is up for sale. Glenora Wine Cellars has been listed at $10.8 million. Glenora was the first winery on Seneca Lake, and one of just a few in the Finger Lakes when it … more
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State police report recent arrests
Officials with the New York State Police have announced the following recent arrests in Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties: • Mitchell J. Redner, 30, of Boonville, was charged in Boonville on … more
RING FOUND — On Easter Sunday, Holland Patent resident Michael Parker was metal detecting near where the school field hockey team practices and plays. One of his finds was a 2002 girl’s class ring. After cleaning it off Parker found a name inside the 14K ring, Lauren Davidson, a senior at Holland Patent High School 20 years ago. Parker connected with the now Lauren Stalnaker, who lives in Fort Drum with her husband, on Facebook. Parker’s metal detecting club, the EARTH Metal Detecting Club of CNY had club hunt at Snow Ridge on May 1 where the exchange of the ring was made. The next club meeting is at 7 p.m. on June 1 at the Whitestown Veterans Club, 174 Whitesboro St.
SNAPSHOT: Class of 2002 ring found and returned
Holland Patent resident Michael Parker was metal detecting near where the school field hockey team practices and plays. One of his finds was a 2002 girl’s class ring. more
Bill proposes free school breakfast, lunches Federal waivers for expanded school feeding program end June 30
All New York schools could be required to offer free breakfast and lunch to their students. The legislation was introduced recently in the state Senate by Sen. Michele Hinchey, D-Kingston, and in the … more
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Steve Wells
Cazenovia businessman announces run for congress in 22nd District
Steve Wells, Madison County resident, founding partner of Syracuse-based American Food and Vending Corporation, and former criminal prosecutor, has announced he will seek election in … more
Sheila Marshman
SUNY Morrisville professor lauded for dedication
There’s no mistaking SUNY Morrisville Professor Sheila Marshman’s compelling dedication as a teacher, according to college officials. “My purpose is to help others find … more
New York officials investigate case of suspected monkeypox
New York health officials are investigating a potential case of monkeypox after a patient tested positive for the family of viruses associated with the rare illness, state … more
Company offers free house cleaning to cancer patients
Home Sweet Home Cleaning & Gardening, LLC has teamed up with Cleaning for a Reason, a nonprofit, to provide free house cleaning to cancer patients throughout the United States and … more
A group prays at the site of a memorial for the victims of the Buffalo supermarket shooting outside the Tops Friendly Market on Saturday, May 21, 2022, in Buffalo, N.Y. Tops was encouraging people to join its stores in a moment of silence to honor the shooting victims Saturday at 2:30 p.m., the approximate time of the attack a week earlier. Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown also called for 123 seconds of silence from 2:28 p.m. to 2:31 p.m., followed by the ringing of church bells 13 times throughout the city to honor the 10 people killed and three wounded.
Buffalo shooting victim laid to rest; city marks 1 week
BUFFALO — Roberta Drury, a 32-year-old woman who was the youngest of the 10 Black people killed at a Buffalo supermarket, was remembered at her funeral Saturday for "that smile that could light … more
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KeyBank acquires Fintech Gradfin
KeyBank has announced the acquisition of GradFin, a leading public service loan forgiveness counseling provider. This furthers Key’s commitment to accelerate growth through targeted investments in … more
Three Utica police officers — Joseph Aiello, Brian Baye, and Alan Merrick — are awarded Officer of the Year during Thursday’s ceremony due to their efforts to save two young children trapped in a house fire in December 2020.
Officers recognized during awards ceremony in Utica
Members of the Utica Police Department and their families gathered on Thursday to hold their annual awards ceremony, honoring the men and women in uniform for their law enforcement … more
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Area residents receive degrees at WPI
A pair of local residents were among the nearly 1,200 students who received bachelor’s degrees at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute undergraduate commencement ceremony last … more
Board approves naming of Tarkowski press box
At the regular meeting of the Rome City School District Board of Education on May 18, members unanimously approved officially naming the press box at RFA Stadium after Raymond Tarkowski, who has … more
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Rome board of education announces upcoming meetings
The Rome City School District board of education has announced several upcoming meetings. They include the following committee meetings all the District Offices, 409 Bell Road: Policy — … more
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