Sauquoit News

Runners flood the Parkway during the 2006 Utica Boilermaker Road Race. The Boilermaker could rega... Photo 1 of 49 Utica Boilermaker Road race director Bob Ingalls, left and his granddaughter Danielle Gaumer, 17,... Photo 2 of 49 Denise M. Hollenbeck, left, of Remsen, crosses the finish line along with Mary E. Thorp of Platts... Photo 3 of 49 ...

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.

Michelle Obama's not the only one growing veggies. The weak economy is prompting a lot of folks to spend more time in their own back yards - and a lot of them are planting small vegetable gardens.

Four Pennsylvania State University students are among seven people charged with being part of a million-dollar drug ring, state Attorney General Tom Corbett said yesterday.

Home: Whitesboro Family: Husband, Christopher, siblings in area Education: MVCC associates degree, business administration Occupation: customer service associate, Pitney-Bowes Church affiliation: Twelve-year member of Reach Out Family Worship Center, non-denominational Christian church 2804 Oneida St., Sauquoit "Our senior pastor is Rev.

Louis Leddick may spend the rest of his life behind bars for what he did to his 7 year old victim.

New Hartford Police say a verbal dispute turned violent when a 32-year old Sauquoit woman was hit in the face with a beer bottle.

Chanatry's or Hannaford? Garro Drug Store or Walmart? As the weak economy continues to prompt customers to weigh every purchase, some area retailers are stressing the benefits of buying from local businesses.

Potsdam's DK Fraternity - It is said in the past a man who owned the house at the time had killed his entire family.

Twenty-four-year-old Louis Leddick listened in court as an eight-year-old girl told a jury through closed-circuit television how he allegedly assaulted her last July.

Trevor Fobare, 2, of Sauquoit holds up his finger puppet during Winter Rhyme Time at the New Hart... Photo 1 of 6 Lauren Kraus of Oriskany, left, and Tara Fobare of Sauquoit, both 2, receive Blue's Clues stamps ...

Two members of the Oneida Indian Nation's workforce were chosen as Employees of the Month for January.

Linda Duane Brownell Marsh, 64, of Sauquoit, died on Dec. 12, 2008 after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer.