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Scimone reappointed as Madison County administrator
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the reappointment of Mark Scimone as Madison County administrator to a third four-year term. He was first appointed in … more
Oneida police report recent arrests
ONEIDA — Law enforcers at the Oneida Police Department have announced the following recent arrests. • Pandora L. Rebollo, 54, of Canastota, was ticketed on Monday, Nov. 16, for petty larceny. • … more
Positive COVID-19 cases rise in Madison County
WAMPSVILLE — With the Thanksgiving holiday over, COVID-19 cases have started to increase in Madison County, officials said. “I don’t come to you with great news,” Madison County Department of … more
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Madison County passes 2021 budget with 5% tax levy increase
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County 2021 budget has passed and proposes an almost 5% increase to the tax levy — which concerned a number of supervisors. On the third day of Annual Session on … more
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Holiday decorating contest launched in Oneida
ONEIDA — Members of the “Downtown Oneida — It’s Time for a Change” group will be holding their inaugural “Light Fight.” Residents of the city of Oneida are encouraged to go all out in … more
Film premier postponed in Oneida
ONEIDA — Los Angeles Producer/Director/Actor Peter-Henry Schroeder’s U.S. premiere of the film, “Ruth Ellis,” scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 12 at Kallet Civic Center, has been postponed due … more
HELPING OTHERS — In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, Community Bank, N.A. presents a $5,000 donation to the Arc Madison Cortland’s COVID Cares Campaign. The campaign aims to close the gap in agency funding because of a temporarily suspension of support services earlier this year, as well as the cancellation of the agency’s fall fundraiser because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. From left: Perry Courto, executive director of the Arc Madison Cortland; Brett Zielasko, Builders of the Arc Foundation president; and Wendy Matters, branch manager of Community Bank, N.A. For more than 50 years, the Arc has advocated for people with developmental disabilities and provided a wide range of programs and services, including self-direction, residential, respite, family support, employment, day habilitation, guardianship, clinical services, transportation among others.
Bank donates to ARC COVID Campaign
Madison County sheriff, officials seek public input on reform plan
WAMPSVILLE — Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood and the Madison County Board of Supervisors is hosting a second public comment period prior to drafting the New York State Police Reform and … more
Air filtration system upgrades done at SavOn, Maple Leaf Market stores
ONEIDA — Oneida Nation Enterprises has upgraded the air filtration systems at all of its 16 SavOn and Maple Leaf Market stores in Central New York. These air filtration systems remove 99.4% of all … more
Sheriff’s office reports arrests
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office announced the following recent arrests. • Ethan R. Furner, 19, of Poolville, was charged in Earlville on Nov. 27 with two counts each of second-degree … more
Discharge in Oneida Creek reported
ONEIDA — While the city of Oneida waits on funds from the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation for its wastewater treatment plant project, another discharge occurred into Oneida … more
Mobile unit to offer COVID tests in Madison County
WAMPSVILLE — SUNY Upstate Medical University will offer COVID-19 nasopharyngeal diagnostic tests by appointment in Madison County. Testing will be done walk-thru style inside to protect everyone … more
VOTE NEXT WEEK ON ONEIDA PROJECT — The Oneida City School District is proposing a $21.6 million facilities improvement project — including $13.5 million in improvements to the high school as outlined in the above slide. The project will be up for vote on Wednesday, Dec. 9.
Voters to have say Dec. 9 on Oneida schools $21.6M project
ONEIDA — The Oneida City School District is seeking voter approval next week on a $21.6 million facilities improvement project that would include a bevy of improvements across the district’s … more
Oneida council passes 2021 budget unanimously
ONEIDA — City of Oneida councilors passed the 2021 budget totaling $22.7 million at Tuesday’s Common Council meeting. The budget was passed unanimously. At budget meetings in the month of … more
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PARTICIPATION URGED — Oneida Police Chief John Little, shown here at a recent city budget meeting, is seeking public comment as officials work on drafting a state-mandated reform and reinvention plan.
Oneida police seek public comment on new reform, reinvention plan
ONEIDA — The Oneida Police Department wants to hear from its residents as officials work to draft the city’s state mandated reform and reinvention plan. Local governments are required to adopt a … more
Oneida church plans ham dinner giveaway
ONEIDA — A warm meal can mean a lot during the holiday season and Church on the Rock is spreading some cheer with a ham dinner giveaway. Church on the Rock, located at 164 Madison Street in Oneida, … more
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Common Council to vote Tuesday on $22.7M municipal budget in Oneida
ONEIDA — A full slate of proposed legislation awaits the city’s Common Council, which is also expected to adopt the 2021 city budget at its meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 6:30 p.m. The public can … more
Health officials urge flu shots Immunization clinics set for December in Madison County
WAMPSVILLE — The Madison County Health Department is reminding residents that it’s not too late to get their flu shot. “Flu season most often peaks between December and March, but the flu may … more
OPEN FOR BUSINESS — Happy One Nails celebrated their grand opening and opened their doors to the Canastota community earlier this month. New to Canastota, the owners moved from New York City after seeing the nail salon business was up for sale. This is the third new business to come back into Canastota after the COVID-19 pandemic caused many businesses in the community to close their doors, according to local officials.
Open for business
Agency receives grant to help empower disabled
ONEIDA — The Arc Madison Cortland, a not-for-profit organization supporting people with disabilities in Central New York, has been awarded a grant from the Trustee Management Board of NYSARC Trust … more
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