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95% of U.S. Adults Say It’s Important to Reduce National Debt, But Are Split On Tax Cuts And Spending to Create Jobs

65% Say Cut Loopholes And Establish Minimum Corporate Tax

UTICA, New York – U.S. adults are nearly unanimous in believing that reducing the national debt is important, but are divided on related issues such as tax cuts and whether the federal government should spend more infrastructure projects to create jobs and prepare for the future.
The results [...]

Kelberman Center Hosts Annual Walk for Autism

(Utica, NY, March 12, 2010) – Autism now affects one out of every 110 children. Autism Awareness Month is celebrated throughout April and the Kelberman Center will host its annual Walk for Autism on Saturday, April 10 at various sites across the Mohawk Valley and also on Saturday, April 24 in Boonville.
The walks take place [...]

DVT Screening Available at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center

(Utica, NY) St. Elizabeth Medical Center, The American Venous Forum and Sanofi Aventis will sponsor a free screening for DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis).
The screening will be held on Wednesday, March 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in the Cafeteria Private Dining Room on the first floor of the hospital.
DVT [...]

Children’s Museum Schedule of Events

(Utica, NY) The Children’s Museum of Science & History is located at 311 Main St. in Utica.
Come explore 100’s of interactive exhibits on 4 floors.
The museum is open: – Monday, Thursday, Saturday 9:30am -2:00pm (and some other days during school breaks – check online calendar www.museum4kids.net ) Come early – doors open 9:30 am. To [...]

Women’s History Month Programming Continues at OCHS March 20

(Utica, NY) The general public is invited to attend a reading titled “True Stories of History,” starting at 1:00PM on Saturday, March 20 at the Oneida County Historical Society. This is the second of three weekly programs put on by the Mohawk Valley Women’s History Project, in support of National Women’s History Month.
According to a [...]

MVCC offers course to make traveling more enjoyable

If you love to travel, Mohawk Valley Community College is offering some courses which will make the journey even more enjoyable. These courses, offered through the Center for Corporate and Community Education, will help you understand the language, slash the cost of traveling and then show you how to preserve the memories. These programs [...]

Kelberman Center to Air Autism: The Musical as Part of 2010 Autism Speaker Series

Utica, NY (March 11, 2010) – The Kelberman Center is hosting a variety of activities and events leading up to and throughout April in honor of Autism Awareness Month. The Autism Speaker Series takes place on Tuesday, March 23 and Tuesday, March 30 where Autism: The Musical will be shown, followed by a brief question [...]

State Senate Energy Committee Members To Tour Local Facilities

(Oneida County, NY ) Senator Joseph A. Griffo (R-IP-C, Rome ) announces that he has invited Senator George D. Maziarz (R-C, Newfane) to visit facilities in Oneida County to meet and discuss energy issues, today, Friday March 12.
Senator Griffo was promoted to the post of Ranking Minority Member on the Senate Energy Committee, while Senator Maziarz serves [...]

‘Big Hits and Big Flicks’ to perform at Utica Library

(Utica, NY) On Saturday Apr. 24 at 2 p.m. the Utica Public Library will host the Syracuse Gay & Lesbian Chorus for a performance of “Big Hits and Big Flicks.” This talented and exciting choral group will take you on a musical journey of great songs from popular movie soundtracks.
The SGLC is a community choral [...]

MVCC’s McLean volunteers to work with Haitian relief

(Utica, NY) When it comes to helping those most in need, Mohawk Valley Community College’s Ushona McLean feels it is her duty to go above and beyond. This has never been truer than since the January 12 earthquake that struck Haiti.
McLean is the Senior Residence Director in the Residence Halls at MVCC and has volunteered to travel to [...]

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