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Youngster charged in phone threat at Camden High School
A juvenile was charged in connection with a phone threat that was made to Camden High School Tuesday morning. more
Justin R. Snow
Deputies arrest man following domestic dispute
A man was charged Monday after being involved in a domestic dispute. more
Corrections officer injured in incident with inmate
A corrections officer suffered a fractured elbow after chasing an inmate who was acting erratically in the gymnasium at Marcy State Correctional Facility on Wednesday, Aug. 31. more
Man killed in Lewis County UTV crash
A Jefferson County man was killed when his all-terrain vehicle struck a tree on Worth Road Sunday. more
A 57-year-old mother, bedridden from illness, perished when she was unable to escape her burning home on at 5357 Lee Valley Road on Monday night. Officials said an overloaded circuit utilized by an air conditioner, TV, and oxygen compressor, coupled with the oxygen tanks used by the victim, sparked an immediate and intense flash fire.
Woman dies in Lee fire
A 57-year-old mother was killed when she was unable to escape her burning home on Lee Valley Road Monday night. more
Oneida County Sheriff Robert M. Maciol
Sheriff Maciol says it’s not a solution, but ‘it’s doing its job’
The jail on Judd Road in Whitestown is one of five county jails across the state that will “hold” 16- and 17-year-olds charged with serious offenses. more
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Motorcyclist dead in Madison County after being hit by tractor trailer
A truck driver is accused of driving under the influence of narcotics in Madison County. more
Helicopter pursuit through Madison County leads to multiple charges
A 36-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a high speed chase and crash in Madison County Sunday evening. more
At least six people escaped a house fire at 812 Erie Blvd. West early Saturday morning, according to the Rome Fire Department. The fire started on the porch and swiftly moved up into the attic, where city firefighters knocked it down in a matter of minutes, officials said.
Two families escape early morning house fire in Rome
At least six people were temporarily displaced from their Erie Boulevard home following an attic fire early Saturday morning, according to the Rome Fire Department. more
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Young child stabbed in arm by other young child
One child was hospitalized after he was stabbed in the arm with a kitchen knife by another young child on Friday, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. more
Lisa A. Tanner
Shotgun threat charged in Lee
A Lee woman is accused of threatening another person with a shotgun very early Monday morning, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office.  more
Investigation of fatal Bridgewater car collision continues
A fatal two-car collision remains under investigation by the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Unit and the Forensic Identification Unit. more
REPORT: Oneida County overdose numbers elevated in August
In tracking overdoses during the month of August, the Oneida County Overdose Response Team is reporting a continued uptick in overdoses. more
State issues tips to protect children from identity theft
Children are 35 times more likely to become victims of identity theft than adults — according to the authorities — and the New York State Division of Consumer Protection wants to help. more
Mischief, drug possession among state police arrests
Arrests from Aug. 26 to Sept. 2. more
Multiple larceny and trespass arrests in City of Oneida
Arrests from August 26 to August 31. more
Woman accused of starting fire at Lowville residence
A Lewis County woman is accused of starting a fire at a residence on Campbell Street, according to the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. more
Oneida County Sheriff Robert M. Maciol
Sheriff issues safety tips for Labor Day
With Labor Day weekend upon us, Oneida County Sheriff Robert M. Maciol has some safety tips for traveling and enjoying the last holiday weekend of the summer. Labor Day is synonymous with the end of … more
Under New York State’s “compulsory education” law, children must attend full-time school (or homeschooling) until they finish high school or the school year when they turn 16.
Gloversville police: Woman refused to send child, 14, to school; faces child endangerment charge
A Gloversville woman refused to send her child to school for a significant portion of last school year and then lied to school officials about enrolling the child in school elsewhere. more
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PRISON UNION RALLY — Several area corrections officers and members of the New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association held a rally on Oriskany Boulevard in Whitesboro Friday afternoon to protest poor conditions in state prisons and to call on the government to repeal the HALT Act, which put an end to lengthy solitary confinement. Union officials said the HALT Act has led to more violence against corrections officers, which has contributed to staffing issues and low employee morale. Friday's rally was the fifth and final rally that NYSCOPBA has held across the state.
SNAPSHOT: Prison union rally held in Whitesboro
Area corrections officers and members of the New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association held a rally on Oriskany Boulevard in Whitesboro Friday afternoon. more
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