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Former Fort Drum contractor sentenced for conspiring to defraud government
SYRACUSE, New York (WWNY) - A Sackets Harbor man and former Fort Drum contractor was sentenced Thursday for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Sixty-one-year-old Sean O’Sullivan pleaded guilty two years ago to trying to obtain government construction contracts set aside for businesses owned and operated by disabled veterans. He...
Kristen's Fund Goes Back In Time at Disco Dance Fundraiser
UTICA, N.Y.-- A Friday night fundraiser in Utica took people attendees back in time for a good cause. After not having a gala fundraiser for five years following COVID, officials at Kristen's Fund wanted to restart the event, with a twist. Instead of hosting a formal gala, they hosted a disco dance party.
Warmer Weather Ahead
Tonight: Decreasing clouds. Low 53. Friday morning: Partly sunny. Mid 50s. Friday afternoon: Mostly cloudy. High 76. Friday evening: Mostly cloudy. Low 70s. Generally warmer, drier, sunnier weather is expected over the next week. For tonight, expect decreasing clouds. Some patchy fog is possible late. Overnight lows in the low 50s. The weather remains mostly cloudy on Friday but dry, with highs in the mid 70s. Widespread rain is possible Friday night into early Saturday.
Rome police stop two individuals, one requiring medical treatment sent to hospital
ROME — On the morning of Friday, May 17, Rome police officers stopped two individuals by the intersection of Gansevoort Avenue and Seneca Street. One of the individuals required medical attention and was transported to the hospital for evaluation, according to Rome Police officials. Social media reports about the situation have been exaggerated, the police added.
Garbage Truck Overturns in Field on Fountain Street in Town of Kirkland
CLINTON, N.Y. -- There was a single-vehicle accident on Thursday morning in the Town of Kirkland. The incident occurred around 9:30 on Fountain Street, with a garbage truck flipping over into a nearby field. It has been reported that the driver was later taken to a nearby hospital. Information about...
EXCLUSIVE—Countdown to 'The Christmas Letter:' When Will We Get a Sneak Peek of the Movie Filmed in Utica?
UTICA, N.Y. -- "The Christmas Letter," a movie primarily filmed in the Mohawk Valley, has officially entered production. Updates from the producers of "The Christmas Letter" have been shared with NEWSChannel 2, revealing exciting news with eager fans awaiting the local film. Expect to see a trailer for "The Christmas...
150 years of the Utica Fire Department
The Utica Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service this year, and Fire Chief Scott Ingersoll recently reflected on the department’s history, recent challenges, and ongoing commitment to the community. Once upon a time, when Utica was a much smaller city, there was a great need for a...
LETTER: Gun control doesn’t work
Local leftists are at it again calling for more gun control, which is an oxymoron because it doesn’t control guns. Their rhetoric has me feeling like Reagan rebutting Carter, “There you go again.”. I strongly agree with those who have written in about how being raised has a...
150 years of Waterville school district education celebrated
WATERVILLE — As a Peace Corps volunteer in Morocco to his role as a counselor with the U.S. Department of State’s Senior Foreign Service, Stephen O’Dowd has lived in exotic locales around the world. Even so, the Waterville Central School class of 1977 graduate always remembers his hometown.
Oneida County sheriff: Recruitment, retention hard part of job
With a $49.38 million budget and 540 employees across three divisions, Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol said the last three years for the Sheriff’s Office have been some of the most challenging they’ve faced. “And not just the Sheriff’s Office, but all of law enforcement,” Maciol said. “We’re...
Final Week for Bulk Green Waste Collection in Utica
UTICA, N.Y. -- The final week of bulk green waste collection in the City of Utica is scheduled for the week of May 20. Make sure green waste is prepared for curbside collection on the specified dates for your area. Green waste put out to the curb after these dates may result in a penalty issued by the City Codes Department.
Herkimer Survives the Cannoneers Heavy Artilery in Game 3; Winning the NJCAA Division III Region 3A Tournament
CLINTON, N.Y. -- The Herkimer Generals Softball team punched its ticket to the NJCAA Division III World Series on Friday, with an exciting come-from-behind victory over Jefferson Community College, 15-12. The Cannoneers came out of the gates hot, building a 3-0 advantage in the top of the third inning. However, the Generals answered right back in the bottom of the inning, starting with a lead-off triple from Alexys Rosick.
Students Learn About Local Jobs During Career Day at New York Mills Union Free Middle School
NEW YORK MILLS, N.Y. -- Local professionals visited New York Mills Union Free Middle School on Friday morning to engage with students about their professions. Students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades were excited to learn more about the range of careers available in the community. The day kicked off...
New Hartford Superintendent Disagrees With Parents Pushing to Keep Class Sizes Under 20 Students
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. -- Several concerned parents spoke about elementary class sizes at a school board meeting Tuesday night. Superintendent Cosimo Tangorra confirmed that three elementary school teachers are retiring at the end of this year and will not be replaced. That move is concerning to parents who believe it...
Whitestown vs. Zionsville Town Showdown Coming Tomorrow
The Town of Whitestown and Zionsville will face off in a friendly competition at the 2024. The towns announced that the event will take place as a conclusion of Zionsville’s Trailfest as members of both communities will be invited to showcase their town spirit by riding on the Big 4 to Heritage Trail Park at 4050 S. 875 E. In Zionsville. The event will kick off on tomorrow, Friday, May 17 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. as community members ride as a team to Heritage Trail Park.
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