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Sara Haag
Haag: Partnerships, targeted development required
The Daily Sentinel asked a series of questions for Common Council candidates in the city of Oneida. Each candidate was given 700 words to respond. The following are the answers from Ward 1 Democratic … more
Gary Reisman Jr.
Reisman: Fiscal responsibility, public safety essential
The Daily Sentinel asked a series of questions for Common Council candidates in the city of Oneida. Each candidate was given 700 words to respond. The following are the answers from Ward 1 Republican … more
Oneida lawmakers seek moratorium on boarding, rooming houses
ONEIDA — The Oneida Common Council introduced a local law to impose a 12-month moratorium on boarding houses and rooming houses in the city after an incident involving migrant workers from Green … more
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SPOOKTACULAR — The Oneida community is invited to join in and compete in the Oneida Halloween House Decorating Contest. Prizes will be awarded to first, second, and third place along with prizes for Spookiest, Most Creative, Cutest, and Classiest house.
Contest to help Oneida residents celebrate spooky season
ONEIDA — The Oneida community is gearing up for some friendly competition during the holiday season, starting with a return of the Halloween House Decorating Contest. Last year, Nicole and Rick … more
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Public hearing, variety of legislation on agenda in Oneida
ONEIDA — A variety of proposed legislation and a public hearing awaits the city’s Common Council at its meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the Kallet Civic Center, 159 Main St. Among … more
Marijuana sales opt-out on agenda in Oneida
ONEIDA — The Oneida Common Council will introduce a local law to opt-out of allowing retail cannabis dispensaries in the city of Oneida at its next meeting, with a public hearing scheduled for … more
CANDIDATE’S NIGHT FORUM — Local residents attend the candidate’s night forum at the Oneida Public Library on Thursday, Oct. 7. Candidates stated their platforms and answered questions submitted by students of the Oneida High School and local residents. Republican candidates were not in attendance.
Issues over email befall candidate forum in Oneida
ONEIDA — A wayward email left PAC-99’s Oneida candidate forum with only one party’s candidates to answer questions and outline their platforms. Republican Party candidates were not present at … more
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Oneida mayor addresses concerns on chamberlain’s office, investigation
ONEIDA — Mayor Helen Acker shed some light on what’s been happening at the city chamberlain’s office and what it means for the future of Oneida. At Tuesday’s Common Council meeting, Acker … more
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LANDLORDS OF ONEIDA — Charlotte James has taken over rental properties that belonged to her late husband Milt. She pleaded with the council to reconsider the fees while explaining her struggles as a new landlord.
Landlords decry fee increase in Oneida during public hearing
ONEIDA — Local landlords came out in force at Tuesday’s Common Council meeting, condemning the increased inspection fee for rental properties. The Common Council improved the increase of rental … more
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Oneida City Candidate Forum Thursday
ONEIDA — Candidates for Oneida city and Madison County offices will be participating in a Candidate Forum at the Oneida Public Library on Thursday, Oct. 7, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. This forum will be … more
Oneida codes officer cites reasons for fee increase
ONEIDA — Bob Burnett, director of Code Enforcement for the city of Oneida, said the increase in inspection fees for rental properties is necessary both because of the expense of the inspection but … more
LIVELY LIBRARY — Local residents check out services at the Oneida Public Library during its one year anniversary of its new building.
Oneida library celebrates anniversary of move
ONEIDA — It’s been one year since the Oneida Public Library moved into its new building, and it’s become more than a place to pick up a book. To celebrate its anniversary, the Oneida Public … more
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Oneida councilors to meet Tuesday
ONEIDA — A variety of proposed legislation awaits the city’s Common Council at its meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at Oneida City Hall, 109 N. Main St. Among the items on the meeting … more
Agency offers free legal advice, info
ONEIDA — Legal Services of Central New York has attorneys who travel to Oneida on Thursdays to provide free advice, information, and referrals for non-criminal, civil legal issues. This clinic is … more
ONEIDA HEALTH — Oneida Health, 321 Genesee St., is shown in this file photo. Although the healthcare facility has a nearly 88% vaccination rate among staff, its president and CEO Gene Morreale has penned a letter to the community warning of potential impacts for the organization and residents as a result of the state’s vaccine mandate for healthcare workers.
Oneida Health braces for potential impact of vaccine requirement
ONEIDA — Officials with Oneida Health, which provides an array of health services from emergency medicine to surgical procedures to maternity services, say the Madison County provider is bracing … more
Oneida to hold inaugural Fall Festival with ‘pumpkin races’
ONEIDA — The city of Oneida will hold its first Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 2, at noon. This event is free and is sponsored by the Oneida Commons Vendor Mall, Oneida Police Benevolent … more
TALE OF TWO TRASH CANS — With the new local law passed, garbage in the city of Oneida must now be placed in airtight, water-tight containers that are resistant to animal and insect efforts. Oneida residents have until Nov. 1 before the new local law is enforced by the Code Enforcement Department. The current method is shown at right.
New local law aims to tackle trash issues in Oneida
ONEIDA — A new local law on solid waste in the city of Oneida is looking to curtail wild animals and uplift the city’s image. Oneida Code Enforcement Officer Bob Burnett said the new law would … more
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FULL HOUSE — Residents wait for their turn to address members of the Oneida Common Council during its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21. Residents discussed a variety of issues, including property conditions, signage and loitering.
Oneida residents air concerns on property, loitering
ONEIDA — It was a full house for the city of Oneida’s Common Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21, with many residents coming out to air their concerns. First to speak during public comment … more
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Greater Oneida Chamber of Commerce honors pair of businesses, exec director of United Way
ONEIDA — The Greater Oneida Chamber of Commerce honored those in the community with their inaugural Comeback dinner award ceremony. Winners included: Smith’s Flooring and Paint Center, 773 Lenox … more
KICKING OFF NEW YEAR — The Zonta Club of the Oneida Area recently held its first meeting of the new club year, hearing presentations from a pair of speakers. From left: Dr. Camille Dillard, Rome Zonta president; Fay Eastwood, Oneida Zonta Club; Stephanie Heiland, of WANTO; and Karen Puglisi, vice president of the Oneida Zonta Club.
Pair of speakers help Oneida Zonta Club kick off first meeting of new club year
ONEIDA — The Zonta Club of the Oneida Area held its first business meeting of the new club year recently at Theodore’s in Canastota. Two speakers were introduced to the group. Stephanie Heiland, … more
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