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Empowered Pathways is the Community Dispute Resolution Center for Oneida and Madison counties and offers mediation services. Trained staff and volunteers help guide parties in finding common ground in a variety of situations including child custody, small claims, workplace conflict, lemon law, and other topics.
Empowered Pathways offers basic mediation training
Empowered Pathways is offering a free Basic Mediation training to applicants interested in making a two-year volunteer commitment after completing an apprenticeship. more

PUBLIC SAFETY LOGS:  Wednesday, March 15, 2023
See recent Oneida County 911 calls in these logs. more
The Dunham Public Library, 76 Main St., will hold an election for a member of its Board of Trustees. The position is a five-year term.
Nominating petitions available for trustee candidates at Dunham Public Library
The Dunham Public Library, 76 Main St., will hold an election for a member of its Board of Trustees. more

Two displaced from Herkimer County fire
Two people have been displaced from their home following the fire on Osborne Hill Road in Herkimer County Tuesday morning, according to the East Herkimer Fire Department. more
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Man accused of attack that sent injured woman to hospital, police say
A 63-year-old man is accused of attacking a woman on Park Drive and sending her to the hospital with injuries, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Rome woman charged with meth possession
A 44-year-old woman was found with a quantity of methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Tahjer M. Hicks
County inmate accused of attacking corrections officer
A Utica man being held in the county jail for robbery and assault is now also accused of attacking a corrections officer, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. more
Free colon cancer screening, education event offered at Sangertown
In recognition of Colon Cancer Awareness Month, Bassett Healthcare Network and the Cancer Services Program of the Central Region are sponsoring a free colon cancer screening event. more
One of the signature features of Frederick T. Proctor Park, the Lily Pond, is shown in this photo from July 2022.
Lily Pond work to help restore grandeur to historic F.T. Proctor Park
Still more big improvements are in store for Utica’s historic Frederick T. Proctor Park this summer and fall. more
For the 12-month period ending January 2023, private sector employment rose 3,100, or 3.5%, to 91,300 in the Utica-Rome area with job gains of 1,200 were posted in education and health services.
Area jobless rate ticks up slightly to 4.5%
The unemployment rate in the Utica-Rome area increased from 4.4% in January 2022 to 4.5% in January 2023. more
Determination Gala to celebrate overcoming adversity
The public is invited to join the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley in recognizing members who have used determination to overcome adversity and achieve goals at the annual Determination Celebration gala on Saturday, April 22. more
The annual Camden NY Irish Parade returns at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 18 in Camden. Line up is at 11 a.m. at Camden Elementary School, 1 Oswego St.
Camden parade celebrates Irish, start of spring
The 20th annual Camden NY Irish Parade returns this Saturday, March 18, to offer a festive celebration of the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. more
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Man with multiple warrants across region taken into custody
A 32-year-old man with warrants from at least four different law enforcement agencies was taken into custody on Wednesday, according to the Whitesboro Police Department. more
Building destroyed by fire in Herkimer County
No one was injured when a building was destroyed by fire on Osborne Hill Road in Herkimer County early Tuesday morning, according to the East Herkimer Fire Department. more
Oriskany CSD to hold superintendent search focus groups
The search for a new superintendent of the Oriskany Central School District is well underway. more
Utica University to give high schoolers up-close look at communications careers
Utica University and the Raymond Simon Institute for Public Relations and Journalism are teaming up to share the experience and knowledge of professionals in the communications field. more
Cafeteria staff serve lunch to 7th graders during their lunch break at a public school, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2023, in the Brooklyn borough of New York.
Push for free school meals for all kids gains traction
As Kyle Belokopitsky sees it, no child should go hungry and no child should be stigmatized or subject to bullying because he or she qualifies for a benefit due to family income status. more
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SOUP FOR YOU? — The 9th Annual “Let’s Get Crocked! And Eat Some Soup!” event took place on Saturday, March 11, in Inlet. Participants shared 11 crock pots of soups, raising $238 for the local food pantry. The following People’s Choice Awards were presented: First place – Chicken Tikka Masala by Carrie Stallard; second place – New England Clam Chowder by Brittany Bartolotti; and third place – Asparagus Parmesan by Stephen Cole.
SNAPSHOT: The 9th Annual “Let’s Get Crocked! And Eat Some Soup!” event
The 9th Annual “Let’s Get Crocked! And Eat Some Soup!” event took place on Saturday. more
Attorney: Karam lawsuits continue against Utica school district
The names of four individual Utica City School District Board of Education members were dropped from a lawsuit against them Friday in Oneida County Court. more
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Mike Debraggio, president of the Clinton Kirkland Improvement Corporation, speaks at the Clinton Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Wednesday, March 15, at the Lutheran Home.
Clinton Chamber celebrates growth, eyes future enhancements
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce celebrated growth throughout last year and looked forward to what’s ahead at its annual meeting.    more
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