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Oneida County medical cannabis grower says state delays threaten its future (opens the original)
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VERNON CENTER â Thousands of pounds of weed, and nowhere to sell it. Thatâs the predicament an Oneida County cannabis grower says it faces while locked in a bureaucratic standoff with the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), a delay it warns could spoil the very harvest its future depends on. Nonna Farms, headed by Ajaie Gibson and Fred Polsinelli, is New York stateâs first social equity-owned-and-operated registered organization growing cannabis for medicinal use. Social equity, in the ca
Upstate NY filmmaker shines light on global water crisis in new documentary (opens the original)
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UTICA â An Upstate New York filmmaker who traveled to Africa six times will premiere a short documentary in Utica about a Kenyan woman whose life is transformed after gaining access to clean water. Nathan Cronk, founder and director of Big River Film Co. and a native of Houghton in Allegany County, will premiere âWhen the Water Cameâ on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Impact X Marketing Studio in downtown Utica, inside the Landmarc building at 520 Seneca St. The 12-minute film, shot with filmmak
Something for everyone at Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts (opens the original)
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REMSEN â Some visitors approach Remsen Barn Fest casually, wandering along Main Street and seeing where the day takes them. Others arrive with a clear agenda. âIâm only here for the fried onion,â joked Olivia McDaniel, a Schenectady resident with local ties. McDaniel said she first attended the festival as a child and has made a tradition of returning as an adult for the past five years. âHonestly, I like coming to Barn Fest because it feels like the beginning of fall,â she said. Fas
Utica man charged after domestic incident in Rome (opens the original)
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ROME â A 38-year-old Utica man is facing several charges following a reported domestic incident on North Madison Street, according to the Rome Police Department. Police said officers responded to an address on North Madison Street at about 7 a.m. Friday, Sept. 25, for a report of a domestic dispute. Investigators allege Kenneth R. Walker, of Jay Street in Utica, repeatedly physically abused a woman over the course of a week and prevented her from leaving the residence during that time. Police
Your guide to unique Halloween events in Oneida County and beyond (opens the original)
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If youâre not into Halloween yourself, chances are youâre not far removed from someone who is. You know the type: They spend months laboring over homemade costumes, buy a mortgage paymentâs worth of candy and eagerly erect a 15-foot-tall skeleton in their yard. This list is for them. Weâve scoured the internet for some of the most unique Halloween events happening across the Mohawk Valley this year. The list leans toward adults, though many of the events are open to all ages. Be sure to
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