How You Can Help Two CNY Businesses Keep Food Pantries Stocked
While many of us have stocked cupboards, many of our neighbors may not. Two Central New York businesses are stepping up to help.
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Help Brighten the Birthday of a Rome Man Celebrating his 95th in Virus Isolation
A Rome man is turning 95 years old, and while the coronavirus means he won't get to see family, you can send cards so he knows he's not alone.
Governor Cuomo Extends Stay Home Order Until April 15
Governor Cuomo extended the order for non-essential workers to stay home until April 15th.
New York State Police Looking For Owner Of Missing Bicycle
New York State Police are looking for the owner of a found bicycle.
Trenton Man Released After Domestic Arrest Gets Arrested Again
The NY Bail Reform Laws strike again. A Trenton man has been arrested for a second time in one week for similar charges. He was released the first time with an appearance ticket.
Hamilton College Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
The President of Hamilton College is confirming that an employee at Hamilton College has tested positive for COVID-19.
Oneida County Residents Hospitalized With COVID-19 Up To 8
Of the 37 cases seven remain hospitalized in Oneida County and one remains hospitalized in another county.
Utica Cares PPE Fund Drive
Our health care workers are in dire need of personal protective equipment (PPE). There's a campaign to raise funds to purchase PPE for Utica workers.
Central New York Couple Turn Christmas Lights on Jacob Lane Back On
A central New York couple is turning the Christmas lights back on.
Taco Bell is Feeding America With Free Tacos
Taco Bell is feeding America with free tacos on Tuesday.
Utica Basketball Hoops Covered to Deter ‘Irresponsible Behavior’
Since people aren't obeying the signs at closed basketball courts, the city of Utica is covering the hoops.
Jon Bon Jovi Believes His Son Fought Off ‘Mild’ Coronavirus Case
Jon Bon Jovi says his son has recovered after battling a "mild" form of coronavirus.