Eight elementary school positions have been cut in the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District, part of a broader plan to reconfigure grades across the district starting next school year.

Eight elementary school positions have been cut in the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District, part of a broader plan to reconfigure grades across the district starting next school year.

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Tuesday January 27th: Eight Jobs Cut in VVS Schools

Gordon Mower, who confessed nearly three decades ago to killing his parents on their family farm in Richfield Springs, is back in court. This time, he says he got bad legal advice when he took a plea deal in 1996.

Gordon Mower, who confessed nearly three decades ago to killing his parents on their family farm in Richfield Springs, is back in court. This time, he says he got bad legal advice when he took a plea deal in 1996.

Friday January 30th: Mower Back in Court Over a 1996 Plea

The Rome Common Council approved up to $70,000 in bonds for window blinds at City Hall to address severe heat and glare issues caused by large uncovered windows installed during recent renovations.

The Rome Common Council approved up to $70,000 in bonds for window blinds at City Hall to address severe heat and glare issues caused by large uncovered windows installed during recent renovations.

Thursday January 29th: Why Rome Is Spending $70K on Window Shades

When a major winter storm dropped more than 14 inches of snow on Utica, it was the city’s Department of Public Works that stepped up to keep things moving.

When a major winter storm dropped more than 14 inches of snow on Utica, it was the city&rsquo;s Department of Public Works that stepped up to keep things moving.

Tuesday January 27th: Eight Jobs Cut in VVS Schools

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