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Kirkland Art Center's Capital Campaign for New Kitchen
The Kirkland Art Center has started a fundraising campaign to expand and modernize its community arts and cultural spaces.
What’s Cooking At The KAC?
Breakfast With Tangie by Emily Vossler Who doesn’t like food? Now, even if you don’t want to cook, you can still enjoy food at...
Kirkland Art Center campaign supports new kitchen, studios
CLINTON — Kirkland Art Center has launched its “Let’s Get Cooking!” capital campaign to raise matching funds for an expansion project that will add...
Fiber arts guild plans demonstrations
CLINTON — The Foothills Weaving and Fiber Arts Guild will offer two fiber arts programs in Clinton in October, including a basket-weaving workshop on...
Zach Lewis to explore Clinton and Kirkland history at MVCC
ROME — Local author Zach Lewis will discuss the people, places and stories that shaped Clinton and Kirkland during the Mohawk Valley Institute for...
CCS Outlines Annual Goals
The Clinton Central School Board of Education met Tuesday evening to discuss new business. Nicole Chubbuck of D'Arcangelo and Co., LLP presented the District...
Ideas Given For Development In Clark Mills
To best address concerns and projects for improvement in Clark Mills, forming a committee is the first step. Amanda Whalen of Mohawk Valley Economic...
Kirkland Man Gets 18 Months in Jail for Abusing 12-Week-Old Kitten
A Kirkland man will serve time in the Oneida County jail for abusing a kitten.
Hamilton College administrator co-authors book on women in comics
CLINTON — Nhora Lucía Serrano, director of academic technology, teaching and research services at Hamilton College, will release her first book, “Women in Comics:...
Athlete of the Week: Clinton's Molly Randall
Clinton field hockey coach Lindsay Brown has seen Molly Randall grow from a quiet freshman to a leader in her junior year. “I’ve been...
Liberty Tree Dedication At CCS
The Oneida Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Clinton Middle School students dedicated a Liberty Tree last week to celebrate America...
Swing to Soul series opens with bassist Tom Kennedy
CLINTON — The third year of the Swing to Soul concert series kicks off at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, at the Kirkland Art...
Local libraries to screen international short films
ROME — Three Mid York Library System member libraries will host screenings of the 29th annual Manhattan Short Film Festival from Thursday, Sept. 24,...
Longest Table brings Clinton Middle School students together
CLINTON — The second annual Longest Table lunchtime gathering Friday brought more than 300 Clinton Middle School students together for pizza and camaraderie, hosted...
'The Longest Table' Brings Clinton Middle School Students Together for Food and Conversation
Around 300 Clinton Middle School students gathered outside on campus for a meal and conversation.
Liberty Tree Planted at Clinton Middle School
Clinton was one of many communities across the country to plant a Liberty Tree this summer.
Issues In Clark Mills Addressed
At their third meeting in Clark Mills, the Kirkland Town Board again heard town concerns for them to address. The Board met at the...
Clinton Board Says Nothing Set For Plant
At last week’s Clinton Village Board meeting, the majority of the 90 minutes focused on clearing up misinformation spread about the Wastewater Treatment Plant....
Village of Clinton Signs MOU to Advance Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades
The Village of Clinton signed a memorandum of understanding with a private company to develop a Regional Biosolids Hub at the Clinton Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Hamilton College presents New York Classical Players
CLINTON — Hamilton College Performing Arts will present the New York Classical Players at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 18, in Wellin Hall at the...
ACCESS Federal Credit Union announces retirement of vice president
CLINTON — After 23 years at ACCESS Federal Credit Union, Patrick Monaghan, the company’s vice president of commercial lending, has announced his retirement, effective at...
Clark Mills Historical Society plans open house, history program
CLARK MILLS — The Clark Mills Historical Society will participate in the Clark Mills Community Open House Day from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday,...
Clark Mills society plans September programs
CLARK MILLS — The Clark Mills Historical Society will participate in the Clark Mills Community Open House Day from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday,...
Art And Music Fun
With perfect late August weather the annual Clinton Art and Music Festival drew people to the Clinton Village Green and Park Row for music, art,...
Community Day For Clark Mills
The Clark Mills Strong Coalition rescheduled their Community Day: A Day of Remembrance, Resiliency and Honoring First Responders for Sunday, Sept 13. Originally scheduled for...
A New School Year Underway
The 2026-27 school year began last week with a flurry of activities. Memorial Park School in Waterville had a Back to School Bash the...
RS Herb Garden Marks 50 Years
The Garden Club of Richfield Springs announced the anniversary and celebration of the 50th year of the Bicentennial Herb Garden at the library in...
Richfield Springs Addresses Codes Violations Properties
At their second August meeting the Richfield Springs Village Board chose a health insurance plan for employees. Board members approved going with Excellus Silver...
Pathfinder Village Celebrates Milestone Years
Provided Photo Pathfinder Village veteran staff members were honored for a collective 220 years of service. Among the honorees were Kelly Meyers, Jennifer Truax,...
Saluting West Winfield Businesses
Provided Photo New York State Sen. Joseph Griffo recently visited two West Winfield businesses and recognized the impact that each has had on their...
3 Charged After Clark Mills Burglaries
Three people have been arrested after a series of break-ins at a Pratt Avenue home in Clark Mills.
Three charged in Kirkland burglary investigation
KIRKLAND — Three people have been arrested in connection with a burglary investigation in the town of Kirkland, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office.
Hayley Jane to open KAC Live! concert series in Clinton
CLINTON — New England musician Hayley Jane will perform Friday, Sept. 11, at the Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 East Park Row, as part of...
Hamilton opens fall series with Ruckus
CLINTON — Hamilton College Performing Arts will open its fall series with early music ensemble Ruckus and guest violinist Keir GoGwilt at 7:30 p.m. Friday,...
Village of Clinton Removing More Trees Under Tree Management Plan
The Village of Clinton is planning on removing more trees as part of its Tree Management Plan.
Local Postmaster Sentenced for $118K Money Order Fraud
A Clinton man was sentenced to probation for money order fraud.
WCS Prepares To Open
Work on Waterville Central School’s construction project moved along over the summer to be ready for this week’s Opening Day of school. In a...
CCS Reviews Year’s Goals
The Clinton Central School Board of Education met Tuesday evening to discuss new business. The Board held a public hearing to discuss the Districtwide Safety...
Study Begins On Clark Mills Four Corners
A request for a traffic study in Clark Mills has resulted in having that started. The Kirkland Town Board met last week at the Kirkland...
At Clinton Art & Music Festival, inspiration can come from anywhere
CLINTON — For some artists, inspiration comes from a blank canvas. For others, it comes from looking at something old and seeing what else could...
Trees along Clinton's East Park Row removed by National Grid, village to replace them
CLINTON — The plight of several trees that were in the way of power lines along East Park Row across from the village green has...
Clinton Art and Music Festival Returns on Saturday
The Clinton Art and Music Festival will bring live music, art and family fun to the Village of Clinton.
2026 HS Football Preview: Clinton Comets Open 2026 Season Under New Head Coach Drake Carnot
CLINTON, N.Y. -- The Clinton Comets are kicking off the 2026 season with a fresh face at the helm and a whole lot of energy.
Here's Why Trees Were Removed From East Park Row in Clinton
The Village of Clinton is addressing questions about the recent removal of trees on East Park Row.
After 55 Years, a Clinton Staple Is Closing Its Doors
Marking the three-year anniversary of its owner's passing, a longtime Clinton business announced that it is closing after more than five decades serving the community.
Prize Winners Chosen
Submitted Photo In the final week of the prizes provided by Clinton Kirkland Improvement Corp, members of the Hamilton College men’s hockey team, including Coach...
Faculty Changes At Clinton
The Clinton Central School Board of Education met Tuesday evening to discuss new business. The Board approved a resolution approving the consent agenda. The Board...
New CCS Faculty
New faculty at Clinton Central School went through orientation last week to prepare for next week’s start of the 2026-27 school year. Amanda Zdanowicz (Middle...
Kirkland Art Center offers exhibit, workshop opportunities
CLINTON — The Kirkland Art Center is showcasing community artwork, offering creative workshops and seeking artists interested in teaching classes as it continues its fall...
Kirkland Board Meets In Clark Mills
About 25 people attended the Town of Kirkland Board’s first meeting at the Kirkland Senior Center. Last week’s Town Board meeting was the first of...
Clinton Board Hears Views Against Redesigning Spaces
The Village of Clinton Board met Wednesday night to discuss new business. The Board approved a resolution approving the July 8 meeting minutes. The Board...
Local artists put finishing touches on Clinton Cider Mill mural
CLINTON — Bees hover among sunflowers, butterflies stretch their wings, and apples fill a sprawling canvas on the back of the Clinton Cider Mill, where...
Clinton Cider Mill Gets New Mural
Two local artists are bringing new color to the historic Clinton Cider Mill with a large mural.
KAC seeks entries for 'What's Cooking?' show
CLINTON — The Kirkland Art Center is accepting artist submissions through Wednesday, Aug. 26, for "What's Cooking?," a juried exhibition examining food and its role...
Summer Basketball
Brookfield boys varsity basketball coach Ryan Cook hands the Most Valuable Player trophy to TJ Trevisani after the Eagles won the Sneak Preview tournament this...
New Firehouse Floor
Clinton Fire Department members Bob Burns and Bill Huther accept the ceremonial check from Clinton Kirkland Improvement Corp while Clinton Mayor Elizabeth Tantillo hands them...
Clinton History Summer Campers Get a Lesson Carved in Stone
Kids taking part in the Clinton Historical Society’s summer camp program explored new technology and local history at the Burdick-Enea-Cacciatore Memorials.
Clinton FD Honors
Provided Photo The Clinton Fire Department handed out milestone service awards at its annual banquet at Hart’s Hill. Receiving pins: Jim Scoones, 40 years; Rick...
Kirkland Art Center announces juried food-inspired art exhibition
CLINTON — The Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 East Park Row, invites artists to participate in a juried show about all the ways food can...
Barneveld Woman Charged With Burglary Following Clinton Incident
A Barneveld woman has been arrested for reportedly entering an apartment and stealing property.
Clinton High School Senior to Compete at Utica Stampede Rodeo
A teenager from Clinton will compete in the Utica Stampede Rodeo this weekend.
Clinton residents participate in this year's Pan-Mass Challenge
CLINTON — Robert and Harry Knight, a father and son from Clinton, are participating in the 47th Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) for Dana-Farber, an annual bike-a-thon...
Kirkland Man Pleads Guilty to Animal Cruelty Charges in 'Eva' the Cat Case
A Kirkland man faces up to 18 months in Oneida County jail in connection with the abuse of a cat.
Clark Mills Parade
This year’s Oneida County Fire Convention was hosted by the Clark Mills Fire Department in conjunction with the Department’s annual Field Days. One of the...
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