Oneida Chapter News Today

The Oneida Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual community awards banquet.

UTICA, N.Y. – Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. announced Tuesday that the Mohawk Valley Hometown Heroes banners for veterans program is expanding to more Oneida County communities and will begin taking submissions Feb. 1. “The Hometown Heroes program is a great way for families and friends to honor loved ones who have courageously […]

A special program that honors those who have served this country is expanding.

MOHAWK VALLEY — Each December, local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), with cooperation from veterans’ groups, cemetery officials and others support and observe a “Wreaths Across

Six years strong in Clinton, Wreaths Across America continues to honor our local veterans.

Hamilton College opened in 1812. Its first president, a 47-year-old reverend, came to Clinton, New York from his hometown of Norwich, Connecticut.

Louis D'Amore, the man of peace, is not only a Tourism Hero according to Worlt Tourism Network but also a US Marine Hero. A poster is proof.

After a huge success in its first year, a program designed to pay tribute to local veterans is expanding. Oneida County residents in Rome, New Hartford,

The Mohawk Valley Hometown Heroes banner program was so successful in Utica, it’s now expanding to other areas, including Rome, New Hartford and Whitesboro.

Volunteers from various organizations came together at “The Old Burying Ground” in Clinton Monday morning to clean the gravestones ahead of the annual Wreaths Across America program.