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St. Lawrence Co. school district study possible merger
COLTON, New York (WWNY) - The Colton-Pierrepont and Parishville-Hopkinton school districts could soon join forces. Each district has a graduating class of around 30 students, and the two are a 15-minute drive apart. An optimization study is underway. Any merger would need voter approval. Districts cite financial challenges. Jennifer McKinley,...
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St. Elizabeth College of Nursing Earns National Accreditation
St. Elizabeth College of Nursing has earned continuing national accreditation for its associate registered nursing program.
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Beyond the numbers: understanding Utica University’s Campus Safety Report
Campus safety can mean different things to different students. Some associate it with feeling comfortable around classmates, while others think about security measures, crime reports, and knowing where to turn when something goes wrong. At Utica University, information about campus crime and safety procedures is published annually through the Annual...
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Student support varies across Utica athletics
Sports have always been a significant aspect of campus life at Utica University, with students who are athletes, broadcasters, or managers. However, student attendance varies across athletic programs, with some sports drawing larger crowds than others. Ella Thompson, a sophomore nursing major, said she enjoys attending soccer games but does...
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MVCC to host virtual information sessions on new Dental Hygiene program
Mohawk Valley Community College will host a series of virtual information sessions for those interested in its new Dental Hygiene Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree program, which is now enrolling students for Spring 2027 and future semesters. The sessions are open to new and current MVCC students, transfer students,...
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Student-run SUNY Oswego TV station looks to move forward after adviser’s arrest
OSWEGO, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Professor Tyler King is still suspended by SUNY Oswego after his arrest earlier this week. King is accused of compensating young players for sexually explicit photos and videos. King was introduced as part of the staff in 2025. On top of teaching several classes at the school, King served as the […]
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MVCC Opens Dental Hygiene Degree in Rome for Spring 2027
Mohawk Valley residents considering a career in dental care have a new training option in Rome. Mohawk Valley Community College announced November 3 that enrollment is open for its new MVCC dental hygiene Associate in Applied Science degree for the spring 2027 semester, beginning in January. The two-year program will...
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Tiger football kicker Thomas ties single game NYS mark for PATs, eyes overall consecutive record in ‘27
Mexico High School junior Maddox Thomas has made his mark in the New York state football record books, finishing the 2026 season with a perfect record on extra-point attempts and a place among the state's all-time leaders. Thomas tied the modern-day state record for extra points made in a single...
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RFA teacher Emily Dodd named October Rome Riser for student support
ROME, N.Y. Rome Free Academy biology teacher Emily Dodd is the Rome City School District’s October Rome Riser staff selection, the district announced Oct. 30. The district credited Dodd with helping two students finish laboratory work outside regular school hours so they could meet the 1,200-minute requirement for a June Regents exam. It also cited extra help during her planning periods.
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Whitesboro football makes ESPN SportsCenter Top 10 with last-second TD
The Whitesboro Warriors made national sports highlights early Halloween Saturday with a last-gasp playoff pass deflection into a last-second lateral on a 45-yard touchdown play to beat Carthage 31-30 and send fans at Chiz Frye Field into pandemonium. The play was ranked No. 3 on ESPN's SportsCenter Top 10 Plays and broadcast nationally on the network's flagship program alongside the likes of the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series celebration. It started on the Comets 45-yard line as Frank Zupancic dropped back and threw a pass toward the left sideline where Connor McDonald made a diving catch attempt but was hit mid-air as the ball deflected off his hands. Landon Pearsall was waiting to haul in the tipped ball, securing it just a few feet away from McDonald and turning downfield. Pearsall couldn't get any momentum before defenders swarmed. While wrapped up in an ankle tackle, Pearsall threw an awkward-looking, hooking lateral back to McDonald, who hopped off the turf to grab the ball and sprint 20 yards to the end zone with no time on the clock for the game-winning score in the NYSPHSAA Section 3 Class A quarterfinal game. View this post on Instagram Up next for the Warriors (6-3)
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Rome City School District incorporates Portrait of a Graduate into classroom instruction
ROME — The Rome City School District is incorporating the state’s Portrait of a Graduate framework into its classroom instruction as part of its strategic plan to strengthen student learning and prepare students for college, careers, military service and life after high school. The framework, developed by the...
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NYS Education Commissioner Dr. Rosa praises Watertown City School District
New York State Education Commissioner Dr. Betty A. Rosa and Board of Regents member Patrick A. Mannion visited Watertown High School to observe how the district is utilizing personalized learning and diverse career pathways to prepare students for future industries like Micron.
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JCC’s new lab: Where Micron’s future workforce gets built
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Hundreds of new high-tech jobs are coming to Syracuse at Micron, and Jefferson Community College in Watertown wants to be there to train them. JCC cut the ribbon Friday on its new mechatronics lab. Inside the new lab. “There’s a lot of equipment in there....