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Oneida Indian Nation pays respects to deceased judge
The Oneida Indian Nation marked the passing of former New York Supreme Court Justice and New York Court of Appeals Judge Richard Simons. more
Food banks and pantries are struggling to meet the growing need even as federal programs provide less food to distribute, grocery store donations wane and cash gifts don't go nearly as far. In Oneida, Karing Kitchen Coordinator Melissa King said other food pantries in the area are all dealing with the same issue. But the issue isn't just a local one. In this Associated Press photo, a volunteer fills up a vehicle with food boxes at the St. Mary's Food Bank Wednesday, June 29, 2022, in Phoenix. There, more than 900 families line up at the distribution center every weekday for an emergency government food box.
Inflation puts squeeze on food pantries locally, across the country
A dollar doesn’t go as far as it did at the beginning of this year and it’s only getting worse as food pantries work to ensure the hardest hit in the community don’t go hungry. more
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The Oneida Common Council meets for its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 19. Attending was newly sworn in Ward 1 Councilor Jim Szczerba, right. Szczerba has lived in Oneida for more than 30 years and hopes his business acumen will be of use to the council in days to come.
New councilor for Oneida’s Ward 1 sworn in
Ward 1 Councilor Gary Reisman has left the Oneida Common Council and his replacement, Jim Szczerba, was sworn in at Tuesday’s meeting. more
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Madison County Sheriff’s Office arrests, July 11 to 16
Drug, traffic charges among recent arrests in Madison County. more
Oneida Police Department arrests, July 6 to July 10
Resisting arrest, harassment among charges ... more
Madison County plans event to highlight benefits of breastfeeding
Join Madison County’s World Breastfeeding Week celebration on Friday, Aug. 5, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Allen Park on Broad Street in Oneida. more
Trio charged in Oneida stabbing, police say
21-year-old man and two younger teenagers have been charged with stabbing a man on Williams Street in Oneida ... more
Drugs, weapons seized in Oneida
Multiple types of drugs — including heroin and methamphetamine — along with a loaded handgun were seized during a traffic stop in Oneida late Monday night ... more
Public hearings, local law on agenda for Oneida lawmakers
Two public hearings and a local law to abolish the elective office of the city chamberlain are on the docket for the upcoming Oneida Common Council’s regular meeting ... more
Local police try new tactics to drive recruitment
For the past several years, the reputation of police officers has taken a hit, leading to fewer and fewer applicants looking to protect and serve. more
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Take 5 top-prize winner sold in Oneida
The New York Lottery announced Thursday that one top-prize winning ticket was sold for Wednesday’s Take 5 Evening drawing. more
Bikers gather at the Oneida Rail Trail Pedestrian Plaza on Tuesday, July 12, 2022. Some are joining "Tuesday on the Towpath," a historic tour of the Oneida Rail Trail and Erie Canalway Trail. Others are part of a mountain biking group about to embark on their own trek.
Cyclists tour Oneida’s history through rail trail and Erie Canal
Bikers pedaled along some of Oneida’s deepest history on Tuesday during “Tuesday on the Towpath,” conducted in part by the Oneida Improvement Committee, Oneida Community Mansion House, … more
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Oneida police arrests, June 30 to July 4
Petty larceny, mischief among recent arrests ... more
Cars pass through downtown Oneida on Wednesday. The city’s final meeting of a panel for its Downtown Revitalization Initiative issued a host of recommendations to make the area more vibrant. (Sentinel photo by Carly Stone)
Oneida panel makes picks for downtown project
Oneida’s Local Planning Committee wrapped up its final meeting having settled on a list of projects they recommend for funding through the city’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative … more
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The Oneida Common Council meets on Tuesday, July 5, in the Common Council chambers, hearing from local residents and submitting two new local laws for public hearings at the next meeting. Pictured is John Nichols, who was happy with the city council’s proposal to alter chamberlain’s office and encouraged them to look into a city manager position while the city charter was being examined.
Local law introduced to extend terms for mayor, councilors in Oneida
The Oneida Common Council heard from the public regarding the chamberlain’s office and seagulls at Glenwood Plaza before introducing local laws that affect term limits. more
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Incident wasn’t gunfire, Oneida police say, but a firecracker
A report of a possible gunshot near a playground on Franklin Street in Oneida Sunday night was determined to just be a firecracker, according to the Oneida Police Department. more
Oneida Common Council meets tonight
A full agenda is slated for the Common Council’s regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, in the Common Council Chambers... more
Oneida police arrests, June 23 to June 28
Charges include harassment, unlawful imprisonment and obstruction of governmental administration. more
Pair face drug charges in Oneida following raid, sheriff’s deputies report
A quantity of crystal methamphetamine was seized from an apartment in Madison County Friday morning, with two residents in custody… more
Amy Jakacki makes natural soaps, bug sprays, and more through her business, Ma’s Soaps.
Local vendors share their passions at Oneida Cottage Lawn market
On Tuesday summer afternoons on Oneida’s Main Street, just on the outskirts of the city’s downtown, one can find a collection of unique artisans hoping to connect with consumers through … more
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