Sean I. Mills
Public Safety Reporter at Rome Sentinel
Public Safety Reporter for @UR_Sentinel covering the Mohawk Valley region. Writes about crime and calamity, while also chipping in movie reviews.
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6 days ago |
romesentinel.com | Sean I. Mills
ONEIDA — Law enforcement agencies in Madison County are stepping up awareness for traffic safety ahead of prom and graduation season, with the No Empty Chair Campaign and Mock DWI demonstrations. During the week of April 21 to 25, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office is taking part in the No Empty Chair traffic safety campaign. Each day of the week ahead, the department will crackdown on certain traffic violations that occur most often around school zones.
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6 days ago |
romesentinel.com | Sean I. Mills
More than a dozen local volunteer fire departments will be holding open houses later this month for the annual RecruitNY weekend — all in an effort to drive up recruitment and get more people interested in the fire service. "You definitely learn a lot of new skills. You meet a lot of new people and make a lot of new friends" when joining a volunteer fire department, said New Hartford Assistant Fire Chief Richard Alexander, a 33-year veteran of the service.
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6 days ago |
romesentinel.com | Sean I. Mills
ROME — Jervis Public Library in Rome announced upcoming daily events for the week of April 21, including All Day Game Day on Tuesday. Library visitors will be able to challenge librarians to a board game and win a prize. • Monday, April 21: 10 a.m. Tai Chi Class; 10 a.m. Drop In Tech Help; 3 p.m. Makerspace open hours; 6 p.m. Ukulele Circle. • Tuesday, April 22: All Day Earth Day Crafts; All Day Game Day.
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6 days ago |
romesentinel.com | Sean I. Mills
ROME — A $4 million donation from the Griffin Charitable Foundation will go towards building the 72-acre Nascentia Neighborhood project on the Beeches property in Rome, according to company officials. In honor of the donation, the future on-site medical building will be named "The Griffin Charitable Foundation Medical Complex," officials announced on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
romesentinel.com | Sean I. Mills
UTICA — Oneida County District Attorney Todd Carville announced this morning that his office will send Kaitlyn A. Conley's case back to a grand jury for new charges after her previous conviction was thrown out and she was released from prison in February. "Until the grand jury has taken action, the Office of the District Attorney cannot ethically provide any further comment."Carville did not include a date for when the evidence would be presented to a new grand jury.
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Kaitlyn Conley will move forward with a new appeal after her motion to set aside her conviction was rejected in Oneida County Court in February, according to her defense attorney. https://t.co/2sAegyMUT1
Utica Police are investigating a woman's death after she was found injured and unresponsive in her vehicle earlier this month, according to police officials. https://t.co/fHuSDp1dHy
Bill's Variety was the second store raided this week for illegal cigarette and marijuana sales, according to Rome Police. The new owner has been charged. https://t.co/LU9tjOlThC