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" Nov. 18, 2009) A United Way of the Valley and Greater Utica Area will distribute toys to area children in conjunction with the holiday "Stuff the Bus" campaign.
Oneida woman charged after driving into a swamp
An Oneida woman was accused of driving while intoxicated Wednesday after she drove her Jeep the wrong way on a four-lane highway and then into a swamp.
Walters Art Museum show traces evolution of jewelry since Greece, Rome
Jewelry makers Cynthia Alderdice and Lois Mansfield are meticulously forging the past to the present with chains of silver, copper and gold.
State trooper injured in Verona car crash with Rome resident
A state trooper responding to a call for police was injured when his patrol car collided with a car Tuesday night at an intersection in Verona.
Marist College Student Dies in Rome
A college student from New York has died after falling from a steep flight of stairs leading to an ancient church in Rome, Italy.
Ita s Your Planet-Love It! Girl Scout Journey Programs Scheduled
Rome a ' Girl Scout Brownies and Cadettes will be exploring their newest Girl Scout Journeys, part of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, during programs on December 5. Girl Scout Brownies will be learning about the Wonders of Water from 10 a.m. to noon at St.
In a provocative article, an Italian medical professor argues that Pope John Paul II didn't just simply slip away as his weakness and illness overtook him in April 2005.
Restaurant Groups: Alcohol At NY Casino Is Illegal
Share + Nov 11, 2009 2:38 pm US/Eastern UTICA, N.Y. Three restaurant-owner associations have sued the New York state liquor board, claiming it illegally granted alcohol catering permits for the Indian-owned Turning Stone Casino and Resort.
Vatican on Anglicans: celibacy rule unchanged
FRANCES D'EMILIO Vatican: Opening door to married Anglican priests doesn't mean Catholic celibacy rule changes VATICAN CITY - VATICAN CITY a ' The Vatican on Monday confirmed that opening the door to married Anglican priests doesn't mean the Roman Catholic church is easing the requirement for celibacy for its clergy.
Rome man arrested for UPM on the Thruway
On 11/07/09, MICHAEL W. SCHULZE, age 18, of 6611 1/2 Seville Dr., Rome, NY was arrested by the New York State Police - Schuyler for Unlawful Possession of Marijuana after the vehicle he was in was stopped for a traffic infraction on the Thruway.
Terry Mattingly: NY archbishop takes on The Times
Maureen Dowd of The New York Times has long enjoyed flaunting her Catholic schoolgirl pedigree like a badge of honor.
Cleric abducted in Milan wants ex-Italian, US spies jailed
An Egyptian cleric abducted from the streets of Milan in 2003 on Friday blasted a Milan court's conviction of 22 CIA officers and two Italian intelligence officers as insufficient.
European rights court rules against display of religious symbols in Italian classrooms
Europe's court of human rights said Tuesday the display of crucifixes in Italian public schools violates religious and education freedoms, prompting an angry reaction from the Catholic Church and government officials in Rome.
Destito responds to state workers death
Assemblywoman RoAnn M. Destito issued the following statement regarding the death of New York State Department of Transportation employee Gary Farrell of Holland Patent, who was struck and killed by a pick-up truck while directing traffic in a marked work zone along State Route 28 in the Town of Forestport.
'King of Pop' tribute to Michael Jackson set for tonight, Oct....
Michael Firestone will perform his King of Pop: A Tribute to Michael Jackson show at 9 p.m. Halloween night, Oct.
American Heart Association Greater Utica- Rome Region Announces New Board Members
" The Utica-Rome region of the American Heart Association is proud to announce several new members have been joined the local board of directors.
Cyberspace security experts convene at Binghamton University
There's an arms race going on in cyberspace. On one side are those who attack computer systems and sabotage information, said Victor Skormin, director of Binghamton University's Center for Advanced Information Technologies.
Walkabout with Montrose: In the Throat of Terror
The word a oegargoylea is from the French word a oe gargouille a , which means a oethroata .
Mayor praises North Country clerk, Joins petition fight against new license plate requirement
Calling a requirement for all New York motorists to fork over $25 for new license plates in April 2010 "nothing more than a cynical money grab," Rome Mayor James F. Brown today added his support to an online petition started by St.
Vatican: Talks with traditionalists will continue
The Vatican said the three-hour talks with a delegation from the Society of St. Pius X were held in a "cordial, respectful and constructive climate" and would continue frequently over the coming months.