New Hartford News

Something new and exciting is rolling into New Hartford this weekend. The Utica Roller Girls are hosting their premiA re bout against Roc City Roller Derby Saturday night at the New Hartford Rec Center.

Runners run down the Memorial Parkway during the Boilermaker Committee Run , Sunday, July 5, 2009... Photo 1 of 8 Melissa Williams, of New York Mills, stretches before the start of the the Boilermaker Committee ... Photo 2 of 8 Rob Munson, of Utica, stretches before the starting line during the Boilermaker Committee Run on ... Photo 3 of 8 Runners ...

Address: Between Frosty's and Dollar General Open: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday Employees: two, plus three owners Owners: Brothers John, Mark and Chris Pauley John: "We're from New Hartford and went to New Hartford High School." Mark: "We grew up not far from here." Sells: Burritos, tacos, taco salads, ...

Utility work on Route 46 between East Dominick Street and Chestnut Street . Motorists will encounter lane closures controlled by flaggers as needed.

There has been a flurry of business activity in the Mohawk Valley recently: A college graduate has started a design company, Meyda Lighting has released a catalog and for folks who like to eat, a fast-food stop has closed.

A Utica man was injured in a car accident early Sunday morning on Clinton Road at the intersection of Hara Crescent in New Hartford.

Junior high and high school students in New Hartford are helping to preserve history by interviewing war veterans for the New York State Veteran's Oral History Project.

A full human skeleton and two grave stones were unearthed at New Hartford High School.

Construction work at the New Hartford High School dug up an interesting find. Crews found human skeletal remains while digging a trench at the school.

Students from New Hartford High School and Perry Junior High are getting a glimpse into the past.

Savvy consumers often go online for independent consumer reviews of products and services, scouring through comments from everyday Joes and Janes to help them find a gem or shun a lemon.

Don't look now, but there's good news and bad news in the Mohawk Valley. The good news first: A restaurant is expanding, online shopping for Native American jewelry is available and a local company has landed a sweet deal with the county.

A New York man escaped drowning Thursday on Stockton Lake when he was pulled from the water after going under, the Missouri Water Patrol reported.

This article originally appeared in The Post-Standard on June 7, 2007. Among the batches of lists and rankings out there of schools, colleges and communities, Newsweek puts out an annual list of the best public high schools in the nation.

Two political newcomers have announced their candidacies for local office. New Hartford businessman John Kalil, Junior has officially thrown his hat into the ring for the New Hartford Town Supervisor's post.

One of four suspects in connection with the death of New Hartford Police Officer Joseph Corr has been formally arraigned.

NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. - A Utica man who was arrested following a shoplifting complaint at Macy's in Sangertown Square is now facing additional charges, including forgery, after he provided police with a false name, even while signing his fingerprint card.

NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. - A small fire on Thursday at Casab's Deli in New Hartford had both firefighters and the owners unsure what could have caused it.

State Police say the death of an inmate at the Maine State Prison in Warren is now being treated as a homicide.

A Frankfort man is facing charges following an accident that happened in the parking lot of the Slocum Dickson Medical Building on Burrstone Road.