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Volunteers staff a phone bank during last week’s 18th annual Oneida County History Center telethon. The event raised more than $40,000 to benefit the center. From left: Greg Evans, of Indium Corp.; Rev. Sharon Baugh, of the NAACP; Michelle Truett, of ICAN; and David Mathis, of the Oneida County DSS.
18th annual History Center Telethon raises over $40K
The 18th Annual Oneida County History Center Telethon presented by Bank of Utica surpassed its goal and raised $40,240 to protect and preserve Oneida County history. more
Jazz musicians to perform at Franca’s
Franca’s Wine Room, 260 W. Dominick St., will feature jazz musicians over the next several days. more
The Rome VFW Post 2246 Honor Guard fires the 21-gun salute near the end of the 2022 Memorial Day ceremony in Rome.
Ceremonies to mark Memorial Day
Memorial Day will be honored this weekend in a variety of parades and ceremonies throughout the Mohawk Valley. more
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First district case continues with more testimonies and residency concerns
Day two of the trial for Utica’s first district election began Friday with witness testimonies and additional residency concerns. more
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Williams, Stefanik want details on state’s plans on migrants
Rep. Brandon Williams has drafted a letter to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security regarding Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plans to send asylum seekers who arrived in New York City to upstate counties.  more
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Recipients of the Outstanding Healthcare Professionals award Class of 2023 and the the 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award at the Genesis Group's Healthcare Recognition event on Wednesday, May 24 at the Hart's Hill Inn.
Event honors health care workers, provides Wynn Hospital update
The Genesis Group celebrated local healthcare workers at its 16th Annual Healthcare Recognition event. more
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Oneida County Sheriff’s Office accepting applications for deputy exam
The application period is now open for anyone looking to become a deputy sheriff with the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office. more
NY-22 residents rally outside of Consumer Square in New Hartford on May 24, protesting against Rep. Brandon Williams' yes vote on the Limit, Save, Grow Act of 2023.
Residents protest against Williams' vote on Limit, Save, Grow Act
A group of area residents are concerned about Rep. Brandon Williams’ R-22, Sennett, support for H.R. 2811. more
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Shane Riano
Three accused of stealing donated clothing from Waterville church
Three people have been charged with stealing bags of clothing from the United Methodist Church. more
Wear orange for Gun Violence Awareness Month, says YMCA
To recognize Gun Violence Awareness Month in June, the YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley invites everyone to wear the color orange in their clothing on the weekend of June 2 to 4. more
Tysean McIntyre
Loaded handgun seized during Rome traffic stop
A 24-year-old man was found with a loaded handgun during a traffic stop in Rome late Thursday night, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Karen K Howard, Oneida County Farm Bureau promotion and education chairperson, cleans the face of the new, interactive brown Swiss cow, No. 18001, that will be making many visits this summer. The cow will be named at next weeks Farm Fest 2023 at DiNitto Farms.
Interactive robo-cow joins wide array of Farm Fest attractions
The annual Oneida County Farm Fest 2023, a blend of agriculture, education and fun, is back. more
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Former airman Thomas Kenealy Sr., age 92, has lived in Rome for more than 70s years, after being drafted into the Air Force in the 1950s and being stationed at the former Griffiss Air Force Base. In all his years, Kenealy has worked tirelessly to honor the city's veterans. He was even on the committee to bring the B-52 bomber to Rome, where it still stands to this day.
Former Rome airman, 92, continues mission to honor vets
Even after more than 70 years, former airman Thomas Kenealy Sr. can still remember when he first arrived in Rome. more
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Cincinnati Creek, featuring, from left, Chris Pepe, Cathy Martin, Lori Thompson and Joe Rowlands, will perform during the Local Favorites concert at 7:30 p.m. June 3, at Park Coffee House in Holland Patent.
Local Favorites concert closes Park Coffee House spring season
Park Coffee House will mark the end of its spring season at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 3 with a Local Favorites fundraiser concert. more
Rome City School District Board of Education member John Nash, district Superintendent Peter Blake, board President Joseph Mellace, board Vice President Elena Reddick and board member Karen Fontana conduct district business Monday, May 22 in the Rome Free Academy library.
School board considers future of ‘Ask the BOE’ email communications
The continuation of their “Ask the BOE” virtual mailbox was deliberated during the Rome City School District Board of Education’s regular meeting this week. more
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From left, Rev. Michael Ballman of Cornerstone Community Church, speaks out about Oneida County’s housing ban for migrants, while Rev. Karen Brammer of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Utica and Rabbi Peter Schaktman of Temple Emanu-El, stand in support.
Local clergy call for county to reverse emergency order on asylum seekers
A group of local religious leaders are calling for Oneida County officials to reverse its position on housing asylum seekers who may be bussed to the county from New York City.  more
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Stone Mercurio
Memorial skatepark gains traction with Rome council
All seven members of the Rome Common Council agreed on a resolution to support building a new, state-of-the-art skateboarding park in Rome, to honor the memory of Stone Mercurio. more
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Oneida County Sheriff Robert M. Maciol discusses boater safety with other county leaders alongside the Barge Canal in Sylvan Beach Thursday morning. From left: Sylvan Beach Mayor Richard Sullivan, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla Commander John P. Conroy, Sylvan Beach Fire Lt. Colin Isom, Maciol, Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, and New York State Police Lt. Francis LaBarbera.
Maciol, county leaders urge boating safety for Memorial Day weekend
"Boating is a very important part of our tourism here in Oneida County. It's obviously a very fun activity. It's great for the area. It gives families a lot of opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Oneida Lake and Sylvan Beach." more
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The MMRI Golf Classic offers participants a memorable full-day event, with driving range practice, a shotgun start, an 18-hole course, gifts, raffles, a cocktail hour, drinks, lunch and dinner and the chance to golf with leading scientists.
Golf event to raise funds for MMRI
The Masonic Medical Research Institute, a non-profit research facility in Utica focused on identifying and understanding causes of disease, invites golfers and sponsors. more
For the 12-month period ending April 2023, the non-farm job count in the Utica-Rome metro increased 1,600, or 1.3%, to 121,900. Of that figure, the health services sector saw job gains of over 900, according to data.
Unemployment rate declines in region
The unemployment rate in the Utica-Rome area declined from 3.4% in April 2022 to 2.8% in April 2023. more
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