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Matthew Westcott is scheduled to go to trial in Oneida County Court next week in the shooting death of his brother, James Westcott, in Taberg in September 2021. Westcott’s other brother, and former co-defendant, Micheal Westcott, is now expected to testify against him.
Brother to testify against brother in murder trial
The murder trial for Matthew E. Westcott is scheduled to begin next week with a new wrinkle: his brother and former co-defendant has seemingly agreed to testify against him. more
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From left, former fire chief Kevin Griffin, past president Paul Riley, and former fire chief Bill Huther, the three officers who spear-headed the new remodel for the Clinton Fire Department Museum on Franklin Avenue. The museum showcases the rich history of the department with old and new equipment, historical photos, fire trucks and more.
Clinton Fire Department museum features antique trucks, old gear and more than a century of memories
Thanks to the efforts of three dedicated firefighters, the “hidden little gem” that is the Clinton Fire Department Museum will soon be open to the public to show off old fire trucks,. more
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Law enforcement out in force this Thanksgiving to crack down on drunk, distracted driving
This Thanksgiving holiday will see another law enforcement crackdown on drunken and distracted driving. more
One of two homes heavily damaged by fire on East Clark Street in Ilion Monday evening. A total of 13 people — nine adults and four children — have been displaced from their homes. Fire officials said no one was injured.
13 people displaced after two homes catch fire in Ilion
A total of 13 adults and children have been displaced after an apartment fire on East Clark Street Monday evening spread to the whole building and a neighboring home. more
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At the 2022 OFBA Awards Ceremony on Nov. 8, retired deputy chief Jeff White was presented with a certificate from the International Association of Fire Fighters, acknowledging his 25 years of dedicated service to the Oneida City Fire Department.
Several Oneida firefighters receive awards
At the recent 2022 Oneida Fireman’s Benevolent Association Awards Ceremony, local first responders were commended for recent rescues and lifesaving actions. more
Accused killer Dontay Horning appeared briefly in Utica City Court Monday morning on charges of second-degree murder and second-degree possession of a weapon. His case was adjourned to Wednesday.
One dead, one charged following homicide in Utica on Sunday
The investigation remains ongoing into why a 20-year-old man shot and killed a 24-year-old man on Utica's west side Sunday, according to the Utica Police Department. more
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“Our state’s volunteer firefighters hope that all New Yorkers have a safe and happy holiday,” said FASNY President Edward Tase, Jr. “When preparing your Thanksgiving feast and other upcoming holiday meals, remember to take important safety precautions, such as not leaving your cooking unattended. Unattended cooking is a leading cause of home fires that can easily be prevented.”
Thanksgiving cooking safety tips from FASNY
The combination of cooler weather and more home cooking associated with the Thanksgiving holiday often lead to an increase in home cooking fires, according to FASNY. more
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is reminding residents to register their snowmobiles ahead of the winter riding season. Snowmobile registrations must be renewed annually. Registration renewal can be done online at www.DMV.ny.gov, by mail or in person at a DMV office.
DMV reminds residents to register snowmobiles
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is reminding residents to register their snowmobiles ahead of the winter riding season. Snowmobile registrations must be renewed annually. more
Arson charge for burning photo albums
A 50-year-old man has been charged with arson after setting his ex-companion's photo albums and yearbooks on fire. more
Rome Common Council President Stephanie Viscelli and Third Ward Councilor Kimberly Rogers, both at back left, address a group of residents and members of the city’s police and codes departments to open Rome’s first Public Safety Meeting on Wednesday night at the South Rome Senior Center.
Dozens gather to seek solutions on crime
Tips and possible solutions toward making the community safer were among the topics discussed during the city’s first Public Safety Meeting at South Rome Senior Center on Wednesday night. more
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Three dogs were killed in this house fire on Hoag Road in Rome's outer district Thursday morning, according to the Rome Fire Department. The fire is believed to have started in the living room on the first floor. No people were injured.
Three dogs perish in fire in Rome's outer district
"Most of the fire was right in the living room area. The cause is under investigation," said Rome Fire Chief Thomas Iacovissi at the scene. more
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Snow covered branches Thursday morning in Rome as Oneida County residents woke up to the first measurable snow of the season. Late Thursday morning, the National Weather Service announced that more snow is on the way.
Winter weather advisory in effect — foot or more of snow expected north of Camden
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for both the northern and southern zones of Oneida County. The advisory will remain in effect until 2 a.m. on Friday. more
A homeless tent built beneath the South James Street bridge in Rome, which was recently taken down by the Rome Police Department. It was one of several officers have dealt with in recent weeks, officials said.
Mayor, police chief say crime under control
Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo and members of the Rome Police Department gathered on Tuesday to discuss crime. more
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Oneida Police Chief John Little speaks at the Oneida City Budget hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 9.
Oneida Police Chief Little talks budget, arrests
The Oneida City Police Department laid out what’s in its budget and what it accomplished this past year at Wednesday’s budget meeting. more
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Several emergency crews from Herkimer and Oneida counties responded to a grass/tree fire that engulfed a large wooded area off Dover Road in the Village of Poland Thursday, Nov. 10. No information could be learned on the cause as of the time of this report. Responding departments from Oneida County included New London, North Bay, Sylvan Beach and Vienna fire departments who began their responses at 3:21 p.m.
Emergency crews respond to Poland grass fire
Several emergency crews from Herkimer and Oneida counties responded to a grass/tree fire that engulfed a large wooded area off Dover Road in the Village of Poland Thursday, Nov. 10. more
More than 400 free fire extinguishers distributed in Oneida County
The Oneida County Child Fatality Review Team distributed 432 free fire extinguishers to residents across Oneida County as part of National Fire Prevention Month in October. more
The convenience of shopping online creates both opportunities and challenges for consumers, officials said. One of the major challenges is figuring out what is real or fake as scammers find new, more sophisticated ways to trick consumers.
State consumer safety experts issue tips for online shopping
With Black Friday and the holiday shopping season right around the corner, the New York State Division of Consumer Protection has some tips and advice for safe online shopping. more
Boonville Police cracking down at crosswalks
The Boonville Police Department will be cracking down on drivers at crosswalks after repeated violations at Boonville Elementary School on Post Street, according to department officials. more
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Rome firefighters wrap up scene overhaul following a bedroom fire on West Embargo Street very early Friday morning. Fire officials said no one was injured but a family of seven has been temporarily displaced.
Family of seven displaced after early morning fire in Rome
A family of seven have been displaced following a bedroom fire on West Embargo Street early Friday morning, according to the Rome Fire Department. more
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3-year-old Rome girl killed in Otsego County crash
A 3-year-old Rome girl was killed in a motor vehicle crash in Otsego County Wednesday night, according to the New York State Police. more
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