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Yorkville bicyclist charged with meth possession
A 46-year-old man was charged with drug possession after he was found with methamphetamine while riding a bicycle, according to the Whitesboro Police Department. more

Transformer fire leads to power outage south of Rome
Upwards of 1,000 homes and businesses were without power from south Rome to Westmoreland Friday afternoon due to a transformer fire on Martin Street. more
Prostitution charged at Crystal Fa Spa in New Hartford
Two women have been charged with prostitution following an undercover sting operation at the Crystal Fa Spa in New Hartford, according to the New Hartford Police Department. more
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Patrons at Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., utilize the variety of services offered through the library, such as computer use and books to borrow.
Jervis director lauds staff as library bustled during 2022
Jervis Public Library Executive Director Lisa M. Matte commended her staff for a successful 2022 in her annual library report. more
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Law enforcers plan DWI crackdown for St. Patrick's Day weekend
State Police and local law enforcers will conduct special driving while intoxicated enforcement through Sunday to deter drunken driving during St. Patrick’s Day weekend. more
Oneida Mayor Helen Acker looks over her schedule as she gets ready for a typical day, trying to help tackle issues for residents of Madison County’s most populous city. After two terms as the city’s top elected official, Acker has decided not to seek reelection and looks ahead to clearing her calendar to make time for some travel and other leisurely pursuits.
Acker won’t seek reelection in Oneida
There’s been a lot on the plate of Mayor Helen Acker since she was elected to the city’s top post in 2019. more
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Students receive awards at 66th annual Rome Science Fair
The Rome Academy of Sciences conducted the 66th annual Rome Science Fair recently with a total of 43 students submitting a total of 20 entries in pursuit of a possible 36 awards. more
Matthew Caracas, has been named the new chief executive officer of the United Way of the Mohawk Valley. He has spent more than 20 years dedicating his life to human services by working with inner-city youth, child welfare, and case management.
United Way MV taps longtime community advocate as organization’s new CEO
After an extensive search and interview process, the United Way of the Mohawk Valley’s Board of Directors named Matthew Caracas the organization’s CEO. more
This garage and its contents were destroyed by fire on Stinebrickner Road in West Leyden on Thursday, according to the West Leyden Fire Department. No one was injured.
Garage destroyed by fire in Lewis County
A garage was destroyed by fire on Stinebrickner Road in Lewis County Thursday afternoon, according to the West Leyden Fire Department. more
PUBLIC SAFETY LOGS: Thursday, March 16, 2023
See recent Oneida County 911 calls in these logs. more
Emilya Washeleski, of Taberg, can be seen at left with her “Camden School-like” jacket during the Wegmans commercial that aired during the Super Bowl and Oscars.
‘Farm girl’ finds success staying close to her ‘roots’
“Don’t sacrifice who you are just to get ahead, and don’t leave your roots because someone said you should or need to.” more
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Utica councilors to vote on city’s proposed $79.8M budget Monday
With a deadline to approve the city’s budget and avoid a default, the Utica Common Council will meet on Monday, March 20, at Utica City Hall, where the budget vote will take place. more
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From left, James Paul III —  the Utica School Board Director, and co-director of Jr. Frontiers — is all smiles as he greets Douglas Wilder the first African American elected to Governor of Virginia at Virginia Union College.
Events, trip help to highlight Black History Month
The Mohawk Valley Junior Frontiers and more than 50 community leaders in the Mohawk Valley Frontiers Alumni Impact Collective recently held a pair of major events. more
A Very Merry Hobbit Party March 25
In honor of National Tolkien Reading Day, Keaton & Lloyd Bookshop, 236 W. Dominick St., will host a Very Merry Hobbit Party on Saturday, March 25, at 2 p.m. more
North Country cycling events announced for 2023
The Adirondack Foothills Cycling Club has announced its slate of North Country cycling events for 2023. more
SFC Aaron Cianfrocco
Local man completes 20 years of service in Army
Aaron Cianfrocco recently completed 20 years of service in the U.S. Army. more
I Bird NY Challenge takes flight for fledgling and experienced enthusiasts of all ages
State officials on Monday announced the start of the 2023 I BIRD NY Challenge for birders of all ages and abilities. more
The Doula Partnership serving Cayuga, Cortland, and Madison counties are currently accepting self-referrals and referrals from healthcare providers and community services organizations that support pregnant women.
Network established for doula services
The Doula Partnership of Cayuga, Cortland, Herkimer, and Madison counties provides doula services to pregnant residents who qualify as low-income or may have challenges accessing prenatal, birth, and postnatal support. more
Dr. Richelle Takemoto
Orthopedic surgeon joins team at Community Memorial Hospital
Community Memorial Hospital has welcomed a new orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Richelle Takemoto, to its medical staff. more
Madison County officials cite host of accomplishments in 2022 annual review
Though 2022 was a rough year for many, Madison County persevered and worked to make life better for its residents, said Madison County Administrator Mark Scimone. more
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