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Local High School Marching Bands Take Part in Community Performance
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. -- Local high school marching bands from Oneida County showcased their talents during Thursday night's annual community performance. The bands gathered at the New Hartford High School on Oxford Road. The New Hartford marching band participated in the event, marking the debut of their show, which they...
Raymond adding new facility in Kirkwood
The Raymond Corporation is expanding its footprint in the Southern Tier with a new facility in Broome County. According to the agency, two companies, Raymond and Toyota Material Handling North America will bring an advanced energy storage manufacturing facility in Kirkwood, along with new jobs. The move grows the Greene-based...
Popular Drive-Thru Coffee Shop Adding Another Central New York Location
One of the most popular new coffee shops in Central New York is adding another location on the heels of the crazy success of their New Hartford location. This drive-thru style caffeine stop has been known to back up traffic on Commercial Drive with cars waiting for their turn to get one of those delicious iced or hot beverages. It has been announced that this hot stop will offer a new location in Oneida County.
Unbeaten rivals meet in New York Sire Stakes at Vernon Downs
VERNON — Vernon Downs plays host to a $110,100 leg of the New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) for two-year-old pacing colts and gelding on Saturday. The main event will feature two undefeated pacers, as unbeaten Thirsty Thursday with driver Matt Kakaley takes on unbeaten Fast Choice with driver Doug McNair and seven others.
Mathis, Calli reappointed to MVCC Board of Trustees
UTICA — The Oneida County Board of Legislators has recently reappointed David Mathis and William S. Calli Jr. to the Mohawk Valley Community College Board of Trustees for seven-year terms. Mathis, a 1970 graduate of MVCC, has served as an MVCC Trustee successively since his appointment by Oneida County...
Onondaga County hit by 77 car thefts in one week, mostly by juveniles
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Seventy-seven vehicles were stolen in Onondaga County in the past week according to Onondaga County Sheriff Toby Shelley. Following the stolen vehicle incident that took place in Clay earlier this week, Sheriff Shelley called the car thefts and smash-and-grabs in the Central New York region “flat out wrong.”
Motorcyclist injured in morning Marcy crash
MARCY — A motorcyclist was hospitalized after his bike went off the Marcy-SUNY Parkway early Thursday morning, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's deputies said Charles Longwell, 43, of Mohawk, was northbound on the parkway at about 6:45 a.m. when he failed to maintain his lane on his 2004 Triumph motorcycle. Deputies said the bike went off the eastbound shoulder.
Which food services passed or failed their health inspection: July 28 – Aug. 3
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Onondaga County Health Department released its inspection reports for restaurants checked from July 23 through Aug. 3. One food service received an unsatisfactory inspection: Another food service failed their inspection: Denny’s This restaurant received nine violations, none of which were in critical condition. Food not protected in general: The inspector found several […]
Ex-Baldwinsville star earns spot on U.S. roster for world box lacrosse championships
Syracuse, N.Y. — Former Baldwinsville lacrosse standout Charlie Bertrand has landed a spot on the U.S. roster for the upcoming World Box Lacrosse championships in Utica. A total of 28 men’s teams will compete in that event, which will be held Sept. 20-29. This year will also mark the inaugural women’s box world championship. The U.S. women’s roster will be announced later this month.
Fayetteville's newest ice cream spot serves up more than just soft serve
FAYETTEVILLE, N.Y. — Ice cream lovers now have some more options to choose from this summer. “Fayette’s Soft Serve Café” recently opened in Towne Center in Fayetteville. In addition to soft serve ice cream, custard, frozen yogurt and multiple toppings, Fayette’s also offers fresh baked...
MVHS welcomes new general surgeon
UTICA — Dr. Jacob Miguel has joined the Mohawk Valley Health System Surgical Group as a general surgeon. Miguel earned his doctor of osteopathic medicine from the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine in Old Westbury, where he also completed the Academic Medicine Scholars Program and earned a master's degree in neuromusculoskeletal sciences.
WKTV Weather Photo of the Day: August 16
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. -- Check out today's photo the red sunset in New Hartford taken by Linda Jo Inman. Be sure to check back to see if your picture was picked as our WKTV Weather Photo of the Day. We also feature the image on our social media pages.
Business Owner Turns Dream To Reality In Mohawk New York
One Central New York woman has turned her dream into reality of transforming a storefront in Mohawk into a successful business. Meet Emily Ward-Case, owner of Honey Locs Salon of Mohawk New York. Over the last 7 years, Emily has been in the cosmetology field. She always knew she wanted to launch her own business here in Central New York. Jeanne-Marie Case wrote us explaining that while attending cosmetology classes at the Herkimer County Boces, she vowed that she would one day own her own salon and call it "Honey Locs Salon":
360 Sprint Car Cole Cup set for Saturday at Utica-Rome Speedway
VERNON — The Cole Cup – a premier event for 360 Sprint Cars in Central New York – returns to the Utica-Rome Speedway schedule this Saturday. The event recognizes the contributions of former speedway owner Gene Cole to racing at the Route 5 oval and beyond.
SECTION III FOOTBALL MEDIA DAY: Large schools (Whitesboro, Proctor, RFA)
CICERO, N.Y. -- With training camp for the 2024 high school football season getting underway next week, NEWSChannel 2 got its first glimpse at some of our local teams at Section III Football Media Day at Cicero-North Syracuse High School, Thursday. Featured here are the large schools: Whitesboro, Proctor, and...
Local athletes from Magistics Track Club earn medals at AAU Jr. Olympic Games
Arianna Piazza, of New York Mills, earned third place in the Girls 17/18-year-old steeplechase. Raiyah Patterson, of Utica, earned two medals, placing fourth in the Girls 15/16-year-old Long Jump and fifth in the Triple Jump. Tags. Localnow. Local athletes from Magistics Track Club earn medals at AAU Jr. Olympic Games.
Kilburn to lead New Hartford schools superintendent search
NEW HARTFORD — The New Hartford Central School District Board of Education has asked Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES District Superintendent Patricia Kilburn to spearhead the search for the district's next superintendent of schools. But that choice was not made Thursday without some dissension in the audience over exactly how much input...
Community and family prays for recovery of 15-year-old shot in Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A prayer circle was held tonight for a fifteen-year-old Corcoran student who was shot in the head late Monday evening. Right now, fifteen-year-old Deron McGee is still in critical condition at Upstate University Hospital. At the prayer circle, Deron McGee's family shared with us that he...
A sports bar in Syracuse’s Valley will shut down after 2 murders in 2 months
Syracuse, N.Y. ― The Taste of Brooklyn Sports Bar in Valley Plaza is being shut down after a second shooting death outside in two months. A city spokesperson said Wednesday the city would revoke the permit the bar needs to operate, and is seeking to shut the place down with its nuisance abatement law.
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