Provided Photo Two Waterville High School graduates, and cousins, were sworn in as lawyers in a ceremony in Rochester after passing the New York state bar exam this summer. Paige Elizabeth Padula and Alec Macfarlane Savage took part with approximately 200 others at the Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre at the University of Rochester. Padula works as an assistant district attorney in the Oneida County Office and Savage is employed with a private firm. Paige is the daughter of Rocc

Waterville Junior-Senior High School students are preparing to lead audiences “way down” into the world of “Hadestown: Teen Edition” this year, bringing the powerful story of love, hope, and resilience to the stage. “Our students are stepping into a show that challenges them musically and dramatically in all the best ways,” Music teacher and Musical Director Taylor Kochan said. “I can’t wait to see their talent shine as they bring this story to life. It’s going to be an unfor

At their December meeting, the Sangerfield Town Board accepted the resignation of Codes Officer Dan Ford. Ford told the Board he would assist with things until a replacement is found. That move caused some further changes at the January meeting. Gene Whipple, who had been elected to the Board in November, instead was appointed Codes Officer after resigning from the Board that evening. Joshua Brennan, who had run as a write-in candidate in November, was appointed a Town Counci

When the Oriskany Falls Fire Department truck stationed in Knoxboro heads for major renovations this Spring, the department will rent a truck during the gap. OFFD Fire Chief Russ Petrie told the Oriskany Falls Village Board last week that the Hubbardsville Fire Department has a 1992 truck available to stand in for Engine 2, which is housed in Knoxboro. For $500 a month, OFFD will have loan of the Hubbardsville tanker, which holds 850 gallons of water. Petrie said if work on E