Man charged after damage at Sangertown mini golf business
A criminal mischief charge followed reported damage at Sangertown’s Teeriffic Mini Golf. Customers should confirm plans directly.
Teen Traffic Safety Summit Brings AAA and Sheriff’s Office to Utica
AAA and the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office took part in a teen traffic safety summit at Utica’s Nexus Center ahead of safety week.
Rattlin’ Bog to Play Free MVCC Rome Concert Oct. 19
Rattlin’ Bog performs at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 19 in Festine Auditorium at MVCC’s Rome campus. The Music Mondays concert is free and open to the public.
New York Craft Beverage Awards Open Retailer Nominations
New York craft beverage awards are accepting retailer nominations through Nov. 20. Learn who qualifies and why the program matters locally.
New York Volunteer First Responder Tax Credit Rises to $800
New York has quadrupled its refundable tax credit for eligible volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers, beginning with the 2027 tax year.
No Kings: Vote Early Events Held In Rome, Utica, and Herkimer
UTICA - On Saturday, October 17th, several hundred community members in Rome, Utica, and Herkimer joined in the more than 2000 events held across the nation for the fourth No Kings Day.
Rome Launches New Website With City Alerts and RomeIQ Help Tools
Rome launches romeny.gov with easier access to city records, RomeIQ service requests and alerts. Here is how residents can use it.
Utica Teacher Colleen Emond Earns State Honor as Crochet Club Grows
Utica teacher Colleen Emond will receive a state English teaching award as her JFK Middle School crochet club draws more students.
Utica Abolition History Day Returns to Hope Chapel on October 21
Utica's Abolition History Day returns Oct. 21 at Hope Chapel, marking 191 years since a mob disrupted an anti-slavery gathering.
Utica Food Giveaway Brings Essentials to 400 West Street Families
A West Street giveaway provided food, hygiene items and backpacks to 400 Utica families, with help from local and national partners.