NEW HARTFORD Candle lighting service | to honor memory of children Every year since 1997 on the sec¬ ond Sunday in December The Com¬ passionate Friends host a Worldwide Candle Lighting in memory of all children of any age who have died too soon. Full Story »
A winter storm that has been making its way across the country arrived in Central New York overnight, bringing with it a forecast for the most snowfall our region has seen so far this season. Full Story »
Thomas R. Proctor standout junior point guard Brianna Kiesel, the leading scorer on the Raiders’ girls basketball team, is apparently out for the season with a broken bone in her left wrist. Full Story »
Frustrated that so many people hunt deer illegally by shining lights at them at night, the state cracked down on the practice this fall in a concerted investigative effort that resulted in dozens of people facing charges. Full Story »
REGION Al Dorantes heads Herkimer area ‘Light Up A Life’ campaign The Hospice & Palliative Care Development Council is conducting its annual “Light Up A Life” fundraiser and has selected Al Dorantes of Country Marketing, Ltd as the Honorary Chairperson for the Herkimer County area. Full Story »
DELHI _ A Sidney man was sentenced Monday to a year in Delaware County jail for assaulting a woman with a fork and butter knife. Full Story »
ONEONTA _ A Miller Place man was charged with felony riot and misdemeanor assault Saturday morning after a fight at 10 Market St. Full Story »
A standoff between state police and a Bainbridge man has ended peacefully. Full Story »
Work is expected to begin next week on the site for maurices, a national women's clothing retailer, at the Southside Mall. Full Story »
Gov. David Paterson announced Thursday that all New Yorkers ages 6 months and older are eligible to get vaccinated for the H1N1 swine flu. Full Story »
Almost 1,000 people came out to enjoy Christmas on Main Street last year, and with the event set to return to the city of Little Falls on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., The Evening Times asked one of its organizers, Christine Van Meter, to provide details on the fast-growing holiday tradition. Full Story »
The St. Johnsville Ambulance Corps, Fire Department and Police Department are teaming to provide Christmas cheer to children in need this holiday season. Full Story »
The drop-off for the Gram Lorraine Children’s Christmas Program was held Thursday at Little Falls City Hall. Full Story »
As negotiations between the city of Little Falls and a real estate development company with interest in turning the former stone quarry into a commercial center press on, residents continue to question if the center’s arrival will bring the demise of Main Street. Full Story »
The Herkimer County Sheriff’s Office has a new tool at its disposal to speed up the pistol permitting process. Full Story »
Richard Abbate, the Village of Cooperstown Democratic Committee Chairman, has set the date for the party’s caucus to select candidates for the annual March election. Full Story »
The board of trustees spent almost two hours Monday morning looking at health care benefit options for employees and trying to figure out how to handle escalating costs. Full Story »
Next week, participants in Design- Connect, an initiative of the Cornell University Design and Planning Club that seeks to facilitate volunteer student design work for the surrounding New York State community, will present a concept for the Cooperstown Corridor, The Cooperstown Corridor is the stretch of Chestnut Street from the intersection of Beaver Street to the south trolley lot with ... Full Story »
Cooperstown’s minor league baseball team has a name — Hawkeyes. Team owner Tom Hickey, of Fly Creek, said Tuesday afternoon that the name was selected from more than 60 entries — some coming from as far away as Austin, Texas and Dearborn, Mich. Full Story »
Cooperstown first-graders took their first field trip away from the comfort of a classroom...sort of. Full Story »
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. (WKTV) - The end of the holiday shopping season is less than two weeks away, and people say the economy isn't stopping them from going shopping. Full Story »
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. (WKTV) - The New Hartford Varsity Hockey Team remembered a player who died 30 years ago on Friday. Full Story »
UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - Friday not only marks the first night of Hanukkah; it's also the Jewish Sabbath. And locally, members of Temple Beth-El in Utica spent the day preparing to host nearly 150 people for a special dinner. Full Story »
UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - A local group is working to use care packages to brighten the spirits of troops fighting to keep Americans safe. Full Story »
UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - St. Elizabeth Medical Center took time Friday to celebrate a very special anniversary - 143 years of service to the community. Full Story »
Christmas....... English Bulldog Puppies Available For adoption .they are very lovely and playful with kids, Our puppies are raised with love in our home and are a part of our family. Full Story »
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Christmas....... English Bulldog Puppies Available.We have Beautiful Quality puppies health guarantee ready for adoption. Our puppies are raised with love in our home and are a part of our family. Full Story »
The Greeks knew where hubris would get you. Why do so few politicians get it? Full Story »
Supporters say the new system gets fire trucks out on calls faster than ever. An opponent says that claim is “statistical trickery.” Full Story »
A rabbi combines sex education and Jewish law in a course for high school sophomores. Full Story »
They shared a country of origin and a rented taxi, one driving it by night and one by day, but little else. Until one fateful day. Full Story »
The fully automated self-cleaning pay toilets at Herald and Greeley Squares have been replaced, and the bathrooms are now cleaned the old-fashioned way. Full Story »
The Buildings Department filed paperwork asserting its inspectors tried to get access to more than 500 homes in College Point and Flushing to check for illegal conversions in a two-month span - including Councilman-elect Dan Halloran's residence. Full Story »
When it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a group of famed editorial cartoonists hope the pen is mightier than the sword. Full Story »
Renowned primatologist Jane Goodall urged the judge who will sentence a Staten Island woman who imported illegal monkey meat from Africa to consider the "gravity" of the crime. Full Story »
Relatives of two men killed in the Taconic State Parkway wrong-way crash filed suit Thursday against the estate of drunken and drugged-up driver Diane Schuler. Full Story »
The MAC-10 is a handheld submachine gun that weighs about 6 pounds, can hold 30 bullets in its magazine and fire more than 1,000 rounds a minute. Full Story »
Tiger Woods said today that he is taking an indefinite leave from golf to work on saving his marriage, using the word "infidelity" for the first time in a statement posted on his Web site. "After much soul searching, I have decided to take an indefin... Full Story »
LOS ANGELES — Anna Nicole Smith’s two doctors and her lawyer-boyfriend have pleaded not guilty to drug conspiracy charges, and a judge has refused to suspend the physicians’ medical licenses. Dr. Sandeep Kapoor, Dr. Khristine Eroshevich and Howard K... Full Story »
ORLANDO, Fla. — A Florida mother charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter sobbed in court Friday as a prosecutor speculated aloud that the toddler was methodically drugged and suffocated with tape. Casey Anthony cried as prosecutor Jeff Ashton s... Full Story »
NewsCore: Senior Al Qaeda Leader Al-Libi Killed In US Drone Strike - WSJ By Siobhan Gorman, Jay Solomon and Zahid Hussain A Central Intelligence Agency drone is believed to have killed a top strategist and spokesman for al Qaeda, Abu Yahya al-Libi, i... Full Story »
A teenage thug has been jailed indefinitely for holding a gun to a drinker's head and threatening to shoot him. CCTV footage captured the moment gang member James Lee Drewitt was overpowered and head-butted by the innocent man. The 19-year-old had on... Full Story »
Bishop William Murphy of the Diocese of Rockville Centre will meet with Richard Tollner, one of the men who accused Msgr. Alan Placa of sexually molesting him in the 1970s. Full Story »
Here's where to find the big-time holiday dazzle in our annual look at Long Island's top 10 displays. Flip through this gallery of all 10 homes, then scroll to the bottom, click the "Holidays" tab and see more of your favorite house. Full Story »
The judge in the Anthony Oddone murder trial Friday rebuffed repeated, heated requests by Oddone's attorney that the judge declare a mistrial or remove a juror from the panel, which was in its eighth day of deliberations. Full Story »
Most charges dismissed in LIRR disability pension case Full Story »
A man from Deer Park pleaded guilty last month to slugging Nicole Polizzi, a cast member of MTV's new reality show "Jersey Shore." Full Story »
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