Utica man goes viral for sustainable gardening methods
Chuck “Sandman” Collins is a Utican through and through, and is proud of it. “Hey Utica, Upstate New York, Central New York - I miss all of you guys. I’d like to thank you for your extended support,” Collins said. Collins grew up in the Cornhill area of Utica. “Blessings, Cornhill. All of my people…
Helping save trees is also helping save lives
Teens working with the organization Speak for the Trees measure the diameter of a massive street tree in Dorchester, Massachusetts. A recent study showed that plans in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to increase the percentage of trees could help prevent the early deaths of as many as 400 residents. (Amanda Rich)Trees are certainly beautiful. If you look…
The Importance of Having A Diverse Teaching Staff
By David LaGuerre
Diversity in education refers to the presence of students and teachers from different backgrounds, cultures, races, ethnicities, religions, and abilities in the...
Legal Myths and Reality
By Judge Joan Shkane
This is a continuing discussion of Legal Myths and Reality, because an informed citizen is always the most successful citizen:
MYTH: The...
NYS Attorney General Leads the Way in Gun Buy-Backs
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With all of the trouble we have with firearms in this country so much of the talk is about who can buy what gun...
Could we come out of the coronavirus crisis with new, more healthful habits?
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A school bully ruined my life 50 years ago. Should I expose him now...
Fifty years ago, I was tormented by a bully at school. He was a thuggish skinhead who made learning impossible. For five years, he was physically and mentally abusive. Once, he coerced the entire class to call me “poof” and “creep” for a week.I changed from a bright, friendly boy to a frightened, lonely young…
UPDATE: AT&T Teams Up with Oneida County,Local law Enforcement and AAA to Educate on...
Virtual reality simulator displayed at County Office Building as part of ‘It Can Wait’ Campaign
UTICA, NY - AT&T teamed up with Oneida County Executive Anthony J....
Don’t accept falling as part of aging
More than 1 in 4 older adults (28%) in the U.S. report falling each year, according to an Excellus BlueCross BlueShield review of the most recent data available...
Being stuck at home may have an upside when it comes to eating: You...
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