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The City of Rome has received $1.5 million from New York Governor Kathy Hochul to tear down the former Columbus School on Columbus Avenue. The grant is part of the 2022 Round 7 Restore NY Communities Initiative Municipal Grant, which awarded money to several cities and counties across the state. Hochul announced the money on Monday. The grant will be used to demolish and dispose of materials from the former Columbus School, which has been unoccupied since 2005.
SNAPSHOT: State grant to fund former Columbus School teardown
The City of Rome has received $1.5 million from New York Governor Kathy Hochul to tear down the former Columbus School on Columbus Avenue. more
Utica’s Harbor Point is shown on Monday. Roughly $2.5 million from the city’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding will go towards infrastructure and aesthetic improvements for the location, including a floating dock system for kayaks and canoes, walkway improvements, several pavilions and shade structures, and the enhancement of green spaces like trees, lawns and bushes.
Plans take shape for Harbor Point
Additional investments have been allocated to Utica’s Harbor Point, where city officials say the destination is now another step closer to reality. more
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Naturally Lewis awards $690,965 to Vacant Property Revitalization projects
Naturally Lewis, in partnership with Lewis County, created the Vacant Property Revitalization Program to target vacant and potentially unsafe or blighted properties within … more

The exterior of Fort Stanwix Parking Garage is shown on Thursday, May 18. The garage and its former office space are shuttered and awaiting demolition. The city is seeking public input on plans for that project as well as a pair of other ongoing projects and has scheduled times next week for public comment.
Public can share input on trio of city projects
The city of Rome will host three consecutive information sessions to gather public comment on three ongoing projects within the Department of Community and Economic Development. more
Final review for 207 houses at Woodhaven passes board
At their meeting on Tuesday, the Rome Planning Board approved the final plat review for the upcoming 207 housing lots in the Woodhaven Redevelopment District. more
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Repairs to the Franklyn’s Field Clubhouse are among Mayor Izzo’s recommendations for using the last of the city’s ARPA funding. Izzo said her administration found a vendor who has matched the masonry, and the materials have already been purchased.
Mayor outlines nearly a dozen new projects for Rome’s remaining Rescue Plan funding
Mayor Izzo announced her recommendations to the Daily Sentinel and has passed them along to the city’s Common Council this week for potential resolutions. more
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Tax deadlines loom in Rome
Payments by mail must be postmarked by May 1 or dropped in the night depository. more
Ava board denies permit for embattled project
The Ava Town Board, at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 11, denied a motion for an open development permit for Restore Forward, for the construction of a campsite and retreat center. more
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Students walk along the campus in this Cazenovia College file photo. The college will close permanently following the spring semester with the property recently going up for sale, according to officials.
Cazenovia College goes on the market
With two campuses, a state-of-the-art equestrian center, and 500,000 square feet of buildings over 271 acres, Cazenovia College is on the market and accepting offers. more
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Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful to host Annual Great American Clean-Up
Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful (KMVB), an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, will be hosting a pair of local kick-off events. more
Utica is pictured in this October 2022 aerial photograph.
Utica receives fourth credit upgrade, highest score in decades
For the fourth time during the Palmieri administration, Utica’s credit rating has been upgraded and is now the highest rating the city has received since 1987. more
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The property at 411 Columbia St., JP O’Brien Plumbing & Heating, surrounded by construction of the Wynn Hospital and the parking garage in downtown Utica back in December 2022.
Company buys Utica parcel amid battle with OCIDA
Amid a years-long battle over the property at 411 Columbia St. in Utica, Bowers Development has purchased the building.   more
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Steel beams ready for installation to complete the span over the NYS Thruway so that Judd Road can be opened up again. Photo taken on Thursday, March 30.
SNAPSHOT: Route 840 bridge project sees progress
The bridge, which was shut down in May 2022, is expected to see construction of the new span completed by later this spring. more
Get information about what’s underground before you dig
April is National Safe Digging Month and UDig NY has important information for anyone planning a digging project in Upstate New York. more
Zoning Board OKs new storage shed for Bartlett Road petitioner
The Rome Zoning Board of Appeals approved a request from a Bartlett Road resident in the outer district to building a new, bigger storage shed to replace an old, rotting one. more
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Homebuyer Workshop presenters Cristina Ferdinand, Savannah Benoit and Jamie Buley will discuss general guidelines to preparing for a home purchase, budgeting for a down payment, and what to expect throughout the mortgage application process, officials stated.
New Homebuyer Workshop in Rome on April 12
A New Homebuyer Workshop will be held at Jervis Public Library on Wednesday, April 12, hosted by First Source Federal Credit Union, according to library officials. more
The dilapidated Shull House is part of a lawsuit filed by the Rome Historical Society against the owners of the Erie Canal Village. RHS wants this building demolished, among other property-related demands.
Rome Historical Society sues Erie Canal Village owners
The Rome Historical Society has filed a lawsuit against the owner of the former Erie Canal Village seeking to demolish a dilapidated structure on the property and to remove all restrictions to the land owned by RHS, among other demands. more
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Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente Jr. delivered the State of the County address at Munson in Utica on Wednesday, April 5, 2023.
Picente touts progress, eyes future growth
Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. highlighted the county’s progress throughout the past 225 years, and outlined a plan for future growth during the 2023 State of the County address. more
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FORMER ZEBB’S — The former Zebb’s Deluxe Grill and Bar building at 8428 Seneca Turnpike in New Hartford has been demolished, as of Tuesday, April 4. The building had been damaged by a fire in December 2022. A Tidal Wave Auto Spa car wash will be built on the property.
SNAPSHOT: Former Zebb’s Deluxe Grill and Bar demolished
The building had been damaged by a fire in December 2022. more
Local agents honored by Weichert Real Estate Affiliates
Weichert, Realtors — Premier Properties has announce that multiple agents from its brokerage were honored by the national franchise organization, Weichert Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. more
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