Stanley Zombek and Ryan Cook, members of the Barton Hose Co. in Deansboro, did the traditional Sept. 11 Stair Climb at the firehouse on the 19th anniversary of the terrorist attack on the United States. The climb that usually takes place in the State Office Building in Utica was canceled, so the firefighters honored their fellow first responders wh...

When the Clinton United Methodist Church let the national Rise Against Hunger organization know there would be an event this year, they were beyond grateful.

“They were so excited we are willing to give this a try,’’ said organizer Beth Roy. “Since March so many events had to be canceled.’’

Rise Against Hunger has been an annual event in Clinton goin...

This letter was released Friday afternoon by the Central Counties League’s seven schools.

As you know, on August 24th, Governor Cuomo announced that low and moderate-risk interscholastic athletics could begin play on September 21st. Since that time, both the New York Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) and Section III have allowed fal...

Hamilton College offered a new class this semester on Law and Justice.

Professor of Law Frank Anechiarico said the interest was three to four times beyond the allowed enrollment. After Anechiarico expanded the role of the class, students will now be part of a two-county, six-college partnership for Racial Justice Reform.

Other colleges involved are...

Former Clinton Trustee Carrie Evans was re-elected to the Village Board last week.

Evans, who resigned from the board in late June, was one of three candidates running for the two seats in the village. Trustee Thomas Firsching won another term with 53 votes, while Evans had 43. Richard Heintz II had 22 votes.

Waterville had no contested races. Brian...

After six months of being away from their schools, students all across New York state returned to classes in the buildings. Memorial Park School students on the Team Purple morning group in Waterville walked through an arch of balloons to their new classrooms after passing the temperature check. Clinton Elementary students in Cohort 2 give a thumbs...