This year’s Fantasy on Ice show by the Clinton Figure Skating Club was Circus on Ice. All the classic elements of a circus skated in the Clinton Arena for three shows. More photos of the show, Page 6.

The Town of Kirkland will encourage people to pause on Monday, June 22 and reflect on the three lives lost a year ago that day in a tornado that ripped through Clark Mills. Kirkland Supervisor Garry Colarusso read a Proclamation at last week’s Town Board meeting declaring the day one of Remembrance for Emily and Kenni Bisson, and Shelly Johnson. Members of their families attended the meeting. Emily and Kenni, 6-year- old twins, and Johnson, all died in the early morning of Ju

Village of Clinton residents will see an increase of $1.96 per assessed $1,000 in their village tax bill this year. At last week’s meeting, Mayor Elizabeth Tantillo and trustees adopted the 2026-27 budget of $4.2 million. The amount raised by property taxes will increase about $140,000 to balance the budget. The tax rate will increase to $11.67 per assessed $1,000. Tantillo said that comes to the eighth lowest in Oneida County. Water rates will also increase in October, the f

Clinton Central School District and the community continue this week to process and move on from a school shooting plot by three CCS Middle School students. CCS Superintendent Christopher Clancy has scheduled a Community Forum at the Performing Arts Theater Wednesday, April 22 at 7 p.m. “This will be an opportunity for us to come together as a community, to hear from our law enforcement partners, and to engage in an open and respectful dialogue,’’ he wrote Thursday evening in

Sixteen people applied to become the next superintendent of Brookfield Central School. At last week’s BCS Board of Education meeting, Board President Valerie Nolan provided an update on the search, which is being led by Oneida Herkimer Madison BOCES District Superintendent Dr. Patricia Kilburn. Of the 16 applicants, Nolan said 13 have qualifications to be a superintendent. . Kilburn has done an initial screening of all 13, asking them seven questions about their experience, i

Provided Photo The Waterville boys modified seventh grade basketball team went unbeaten this season at 13-0. Members of the team were Aiden Wilcox, Montez Jackson, Tyler Edick, Jackson Warner, Cuyler Ruane, Jonah Pasco, Hayden McNamara, Chase Carney, Armanii Morey, Ben Broedel. Tom Trevisani was the coach.

Provided Photo The Waterville Historical Society hosted a Jeopardy Night of local historical facts with participants playing in teams. This week WHS will celebrate its 60th year with a Gala.