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For the 12-month period ending April 2023, the non-farm job count in the Utica-Rome metro increased 1,600, or 1.3%, to 121,900. Of that figure, the health services sector saw job gains of over 900, according to data.
Unemployment rate declines in region
The unemployment rate in the Utica-Rome area declined from 3.4% in April 2022 to 2.8% in April 2023. more
Rome indoor pickleball courts to open
Three new pickleball courts will be open at Kennedy Arena, 500 W. Embargo St., starting on Memorial Day – Monday, May 28, according to the Rome Department of Parks & Recreation. more
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Four members of the Rome Fire Department and three EMTs from AmCare Ambulance were recognized Wednesday morning for successfully reviving an ailing Rome resident last week. Mid-State EMS presented all seven with a Certificate of Recognition at Central Fire Station on Black River Boulevard. From left: Jarrod Waufle, Midstate EMS; Rome Firefighter Kyle Liddy; Firefighter Todd Stevens; AmCare President Paul Taylor; Rome Fire Lt. Dean Lenhart; Firefighter Philip Urtz; Vincent Ouimette, program agency director for Midstate EMS; and Melissa Norrs, a critical care technician with AmCare.
Firefighters, EMTs recognized for saving woman’s life
Despite what they show in the movies, reviving an unresponsive person through CPR is very rarely successful. more
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Rome Marketing and Special Events Coordinator Sarah Lokker, right, looks over the plans for Erie Boulevard improvements with city planner Danielle Salisbury. The plans for three upcoming city projects are on display this week at City Hall. In the background is Julian Clark of Plumley Engineering, who will answer questions about the new parking lot on North James Street.
City officials provide public updates on three projects
Three upcoming beautification and infrastructure projects for the City of Rome are on public display at City Hall this week. more
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No one was injured when this SUV crashed into the masonry outside the Denny's restaurant on South James Street in Rome shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday, according to the Rome Fire Department. The Rome Police Department is investigating.
No injuries in crash at Rome Denny's
No one was injured when this SUV crashed into the masonry outside the Denny's restaurant on South James Street in Rome. more
Rome company awarded $50K grant to fund pilot system for wireless rapid alert program
ANDRO Computational Solutions, in collaboration with Mohawk Valley EDGE, has received a $50,000 grant from FuzeHub’s Manufacturing Grant Program. more
Woman accused of pepper spraying grandmother
A 23-year-old woman is accused of attacking her grandmother with pepper spray on Floyd Avenue, according to the Rome Police Department. more
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
Multiple contracts for city infrastructure work are up for a vote in Rome
Contracts with Rick Turk Tree Service, American Curb and Concrete Cutters and the Power Authority of New York State are among the topics on this week’s agenda. more
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Polish Home offers discount to active military, veterans
The Rome Polish Home, 315 S. George St., has announced a discount for military service members and veterans. more
Rome School Board holds special meeting Thursday
The Rome City School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday May 25. more
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Multiple charges filed in Rome domestic dispute
A 31-year-old man is facing multiple charges in Rome, accused of choking a woman in front of several children early Sunday morning, according to the Rome Police Department. more
New skate park, marijuana dispensary on agenda
A new marijuana dispensary and a new skate park are on the agenda for the Rome Common Council this week. more
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Rome Health
Rome Health touts $158M economic impact
Rome Health is touting an analysis from the Healthcare Association of New York State that shows it contributes $158 million to the local economy on a roughly annual basis. more
Green waste pickup to shift for Memorial Day week
With Memorial Day a federal holiday on Monday, the city is reminding residents that green waste collection for the week of May 29 to June 2 will change. more
Mayor to tour Ridge, Canal streets
Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo will continue her Walk with the Mayor neighborhood program this week on Ridge and Canal streets. more
Izzo to deliver State of the City address May 31
Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo will deliver her State of the City Address on the evening of May 31 at Mohawk Valley Community College. more
The Honor America Day Parade flag carried by Rome Rotary Saturuday, July 30.
City outlines Honor America Days plans
The 40th annual Honor America Days Celebration is fast approaching and the city of Rome is working to make it bigger and better than ever. 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
Tickets on sale for event to honor Nash
Members of the Zonta Club of Rome will host a luncheon to honor Rome Free Academy guidance counselor Maureen Nash for her outstanding education and community volunteer contributions. more
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