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Utica Observer-Dispatch
Lowville Academy wins summer league basketball championship
WESTMORELAND -- Lowville Academy led from start to finish Friday and defeated New Hartford 53-42 in the boys varsity summer league championship game at Borza's Recreation Center. The finalists had set their matchups with wins earlier in the day as the summer league concluded three days of playoffs for 29 teams. New Hartford defeated Central Valley Academy in one semifinal, and Lowville Academy beat Holland Patent, the top seed on its side of the bracket, in the other. More: Central Valley girls win summer league basketball title Lowville Academy scored first Friday, led throughout the first half, and opened a double-digit lead to start the second. The playoffs started with 13 games at two venues Wednesday with nine more played Thursday in Westmoreland and Herkimer. Central Valley Academy had previously won the girls championship at the venue, and Proctor defeated New Hartford in the junior varsity boys final earlier in the week. This article originally appeared on Times Telegram: Lowville Academy wins summer league basketball championship
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Rome City School District joins Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program
Families in the Rome City School District will soon have a new way to build early literacy at home, with free books delivered directly to their mailboxes. The district has been selected to participate in Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library book program. The program is funded through the Oneida County Youth Investment Initiative.
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MVCC announces Spring 2026 President’s, Vice President’s Lists
Mohawk Valley Community College, located in Utica and Rome, N.Y., is proud to announce the names of students whose high academic performance has qualified them for recognition as members of the President’s and Vice President’s Lists for the Spring 2026 semester. The President’s List includes students who achieved...
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Fulton’s Early College Program Opens Possible Careers with ELITE Gaming
Students from Fulton’s Early College High School program recently traveled to ELITE Gaming in Syracuse for a hands-on look at the countless jobs that fuel the growing esports industry. The visit was part of a larger range of experiences and job shadowing opportunities available throughout the summer. Rising sophomore...
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Micron grant funds new program at Jefferson Community College
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Jefferson Community College has received a $750,000 grant from Micron Technology to launch a new degree program focused on the semiconductor industry and mechatronics studies. The investment comes as Micron builds a semiconductor plant near Syracuse and looks to train future employees for the facility.
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Rome mayor calls for action after another Staley School fire
ROME, NY (WUTR/WFXV/WPNY) — Rome Mayor Jeffrey Lanigan is seeking answers after another fire at the former Staley Elementary School on Monday, calling for the former school’s demolition. In a release from Aug. 4, Lanigan is calling on the Rome City School District and Superintendent Nerlande Anselme to pursue FEMA approval for the demolition of […]