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State auditor Thomas DiNapoli says an Oneida County agency responsible for maintenance and repairs at nearly 200 group homes across the state, made more than $1 million in purchases through bid-rigging and ...

The state comptroller's office today announced that its auditors identified more than $1 million in improper purchases at the Central New York Developmental Disabilities Services Office in Rome.

The 62-year-old Metropolitan Cyril of Smolensk and Kaliningrad, acting leader or "guardian of the throne" of Russian Orthodox Church, serves at Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow on December 7, 2008.

ROME, N.Y. - Rome police continue their investigation tonight into the discovery of a body in a yard on North George Street.  James Masucci, Rome's Public Safety Commissioner, says the body is that of a ...

What might have been the biggest tech headline of the year "Technology Investment Saves Auto Industry" didn't quite happen.

The final chapter of the Journey of Faith and Grace in Eastern Niagara County has yet to be written.

Former employees and retirees of Canterbury Press gathered at Lee Town Park in September to share some good food, partake in a number of fun-filled activities and enjoy a day with old friends.

As Christianity spread across the Roman Empire in the first three centuries after the death of Christ, leadership was invested in the bishops of five major cities: Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, Rome and ...

Mohawk Valley Community College recently inducted 52 students into the Lambda Beta Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society for the fall semester during a ceremony on the Utica Campus.

This Week Visual Arts Through December 27 Member Exhibit for the Rome Art And Community Center throughout December.

We just passed the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, complete with the usual solstice storms.

AP - The New York Air National Guard will be on duty tonight, helping NORAD "track" Santa Claus as he dashes around the world delivering gifts.

This photo of an ex-sailor in his warm pea jacket does a couple of things. It shows the curve in Embargo Street between the two Thron Ponds on a wintry day late in 1948.

By Derren Joseph December 22, 2008 Last Sunday, we were at my friend Claude's home for an annual Christmas get-together. As Claude is a real mas man, it was not too long till the conversation returned to one of ...

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16 CA-Splendida-Italia LOS ANGELES , /PRNewswire/ -- Splendida Italia is offering a special price on its eight day/seven night escorted Daffodil Tour that explores Rome , Siena, Tuscany , ...

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Retired Maj. Joe Pritchard and staff member Sherrie Kingwater receive a donation of $500. Pictured, from left, are Fred and Nora Janes, members of the Lake Delta Kiwanis Club.

Amber Christian Osterhout uses her artwork to raise awareness of the stigmas and discrimination people with mental illness can suffer.

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

Cardinal Avery Dulles, a convert to Roman Catholicism who was the first U.S. theologian named a cardinal, died today.