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No Kings: Vote Early Events Held In Rome, Utica, and Herkimer
No Kings: Mohawk Valley Early Voting 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. In contrast to previous No Kings events, where the focus was on mass gatherings, No Kings 4 Vote Early was a nationwide day of action focused on local nonpartisan voter participation and election protection. Each location in the Mohawk Valley featured spots for community members to double-check their voter registration, locate polling places or ballot drop boxes, organize rides to the polls, and connect with voter protection networks ahead of the November 3rd midterm elections. Early voting starts October 24th and will include Mohawk Valley early voting opportunities.
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'Utica Boo!' Returns to Oneida County History Center
UTICA, N.Y. -- A local mystery play is returning to the stage. The Oneida County History Center announced that "Utica Boo!" will be performed at 1608 Genesee St. on Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 31 at 2 p.m. Written by Utica author Dennis Webster and directed by Deborah...
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Rome Surprise from Santa Signups Open Through Nov. 8
Rome Surprise from Santa applications opened Monday, Oct. 19, giving City of Rome families three weeks to request free Christmas toys through the Rome Rescue Mission. The registration window closes Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026. The program is limited to families who live in the City of Rome and have children...
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Vote for your favorite Watertown Halloween display
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – Mayor Sarah V.C. Pierce has officially announced that voting is now open for the City of Watertown's Third Annual Halloween House Decorating Contest, inviting residents to explore local neighborhoods and celebrate the community's creative, spooky spirit. Sixteen homes across the city are featured in this...
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Cicero tops latest home sales stats: See new data
Syracuse, N.Y. — Cicero led Onondaga County in home sales for the week that ended Oct. 13, according to new data. A total of 16 homes were sold in Cicero that week, the most of any location in the county. In addition, 33 more homes have been sold in the town so far this year compared to 2025.
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Mohawk Valley Water Projects Get Funding Boost
ROME, N.Y. -- Funding is coming to the Mohawk Valley for water and sewer upgrades as part of nearly $500 million in statewide grants. According to Gov. Kathy Hochul's office, the City of Rome will receive $2 million for lead service line inventory and $5 million for Kessinger Dam rehabilitation.
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Hundreds join "No Kings: Vote Early" rallies in Watertown and across the North Country
Thousands of “No Kings” protests were held across the country on Saturday. It was the fourth round of organized rallies against the Trump Administration, which some critics view as leaning authoritarian. Rallies nationwide focused on getting out the vote for this year's midterms. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov....
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‘We’re the only history that they’ve got’: Meet the Author event in Clay blends local history with literacy
CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Each month, volunteers from a small historical association tucked behind a church in Clay intertwine two subject matters they’re fighting to preserve: local history and literacy. “We’re the only history that they’ve got,” said Ruth Koch, president of the Clay Historical Society. While the crisp fall air paired with afternoon sunshine […]
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Pumpkin Chunkin returns to Clayton
CLAYTON, New York (WWNY) - A cold, windy Autumn day in Clayton drawing such a large crowd can only mean one thing. It’s the annual Pumpkin Chunkin, kick starting the day with the youth competition. “Schools that participate gather together a team and they work,” said Linda Bouvier. “It...
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Community members press candidates on accountability for Micron project
CLAY, N.Y. — As Central New York prepares for November’s midterm elections, community members are urging candidates to address how Micron’s planned semiconductor complex could affect the region and how the company’s commitments to residents will be enforced. Neighbors for a Better Micron hosted a community...