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FAMILIES IN NEED — Volunteers from Church on the Rock and Oneida Rotary work to giveaway everything needed for a Thanksgiving dinner, from potatoes and corn to rolls and pie, at the Thanksgiving Dinner Drive-thru on Saturday.
Volunteers come together to feed nearly 250 families in Oneida
ONEIDA — The Church on the Rock and Oneida Rotary’s Thanksgiving Dinner Drive-thru worked to make sure around250 families in the greaterOneida area have everything they need for a Thanksgiving … more
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Oneida police, fire overcome obstacles to hold program for youngsters in need
ONEIDA — The Oneida City Police Department and Oneida City Fire Department are partnering up this year to ensure children in need can have a very merry Christmas. The Oneida City Police Department … more
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FRESH POTATOES — Oneida Rotary and Church on the Rock volunteers work to safely pack up an equal amount of potatoes — donated from Carlo Masi Sons and Daughters in Utica — to go with the turkey and other fixings to families in need.
Church, club team up to aid those in need in Oneida
ONEIDA — The Oneida Rotary and Church on the Rock will give turkeys, complete with all the fixings, to around 250 families in need in the greater Oneida area. COVID-19 has reshaped the holidays … more
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EXCELLENCE — Matthew Roberts embraces his longtime friend Hank Leo after being awarded the Bill Fariel Award for Vocational Excellence from the Oneida Rotary for his work in saving flatware industry after Oneida Limited closed its doors.
Club bestows award on Sherrill Manufacturing co-owner
ONEIDA — The Oneida Rotary Club has awarded Matthew Roberts, of Sherrill Manufacturing and the Wards 1, 2, 3Supervisor in the city of Oneida, with the Bill Fariel Award for Vocational Excellence. … more
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FINAL MEETING — Members of the Oneida Common Council meet for the final time to go over the 2021 budget and review all changes made over the course of the last few weeks before finalizing it and sending it off to be voted on at the Dec. 1 Common Council meeting.
Oneida councilors poised to pare just over $45k from budget
ONEIDA — City of Oneida councilors finished work on the 2021 budget with a projected savings of $45,712. The $22.7 million 2021 budget will be voted on at the Tuesday, Dec. 1 Common Council meeting … more
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Madison County health officials renew efforts to encourage vigilance against virus
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County Health Department is reminding residents to get Back to the Basics when it comes to limiting the spread of COVID-19. Residents are asked to think of the 3 W’s – … more
SHARING JOYS OF SEASON — The Arc Madison Cortland is celebrating the holiday season with a holiday card program to raise funds to support local programs and services for the disabled. Six original designs are available, each crafted by individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities within the agency’s senior program. Boxes are $10 each and can be purchased online at www.arcofmc.org/shop.
Greeting card program to benefit Arc Madison Cortland
ONEIDA — The holidays are here and the Arc Madison Cortland is celebrating by selling the holiday cards to raise funds to support local programs and services for the disabled. Six original designs … more
Law enforcers plan drunk driving crackdown Thanksgiving weekend
Area law enforcement agencies, including several in Oneida and Madison counties are joining forces to crackdown on impaired driving during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Madison County STOP-DWI … more
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Oneida lawmaker set to leave council amid move to North Carolina
ONEIDA — Looking to be closer to his family, Ward 2 Councilor Mike Bowe will be moving to North Carolina by the end of the year. Bowe spoke with Mayor Helen Acker on Monday, Nov. 16, informing her … more
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OATH OF OFFICE — John Little is sworn in as Oneida’s chief of police by City Clerk Sue Pulverenti with Mayor Helen Acker and Public Safety Commissioner Kevin Salerno overseeing on Tuesday.
Top police brass sworn in during ceremony in Oneida
ONEIDA — The city of Oneida has officially sworn in its new chief of police, assistant police chief, two new lieutenants, two new police sergeants, and a new police officer. With business concluded … more
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PUBLIC WORKS — Oneida City Engineer Eric Schuler discusses the Department of Public Works budget for 2021 and future capital projects with city councilors on Monday.
Public works, projects discussed as budget review continues in Oneida
ONEIDA — The Oneida City Department of Public Works is looking at a lean budget this year, with nothing to cut and projects on the horizon that need attention. Oneida City Engineer Eric Schuler and … more
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Church, Rotary to provide turkey dinner giveaway in Oneida
ONEIDA — Thanksgiving this year will be unlike any other due to COVID, but community organizations like the Church on the Rock and the Oneida Rotary are still doing all they can to help those in … more
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Madison County to end exposure announcements
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County Health Department will no longer be announcing possible COVID-19 exposure locations, such as stores and restaurants. The health department will continue to contact … more
Oneida City Police Blotter November
ONEIDA — The following is a list of arrests made by the Oneida City Police Department. Monday, Nov. 9: Zachary R. Baslow, 26, of Oneida, was issued an appearance ticket for third-degree aggravated … more
Dairy, bread giveaway Tuesday in Oneida
ONEIDA — There will be a dairy and bread drive-thru giveaway in the city of Oneida on Tuesday, Nov. 17, from noon to 2 p.m. while supplies last. The giveaway will take place on Stephens Street in … more
BUDGET TALKS — Oneida City Fire Chief Dennis Fields speaks with city councilors on the Fire Department’s budget on Thursday.
Oneida officials seek savings in fire budget with new hire
ONEIDA — It costs money to save money, Oneida city officials say, and with one new hire at the Oneida City Fire Department, the city is looking at a savings of around $40,000. Oneida city … more
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Madison County supervisors spare CCE program from 20% cut
WAMPSVILLE — A resolution to cut aid for the Madison County Cornell Cooperative Extension by 20% was voted down by supervisors at the second day of annual session. The Madison County Board of … more
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POLICE BUDGETS — Police Chief John Little speaks to Oneida city councilors on the 2021 budget and the Oneida City Police Department’s needs for the coming year during a budget hearing on Tuesday night.
Councilors review proposed police budget in Oneida
ONEIDA — Work continues on the city of Oneida’s 2021 budget and Police Chief John Little got his first taste of the budget process. Councilors sat down with Little on Tuesday to discuss the … more
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Proposed $120.6M Madison County budget would raise tax levy nearly 5%
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County officials say its 2021 tentative budget is trimmed down and lean as they prepare for expected cuts of 20% or more in state aid. At the county supervisors meeting … more
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BUDGET MEETING — City of Oneida councilors meet on Monday, Nov. 9 to discuss aspects of the 2021 mayor's budget and speak with Oneida Parks and Recreation Department Director Luke Griff on his department's needs.
Oneida councilors eye maintenance costs for city parks
ONEIDA — With a lean budget slated for 2021, the Oneida Parks and Recreation Department is looking to make sure its covered to maintain the city of Oneida all year. Councilors met for the second … more
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