A Lowville man who made methamphetamine was sent to state prison, with the possibility of entering an alternative-to-incarceration program. Bradley J. Streeter, 24, of 8353 Meadow Road, was sentenced Jan. 29 in Lewis County Court to 1½ years in prison and one year of post-release parole supervision, with Judge Daniel R. King recommending that he be included in the prison system's shock incarceration program.
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Lowville man sent to prison on meth-making charge
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Demolition makes way for new park, parking space in Boonville
Demolition crews took just about an hour to take down the former Dollar General store in the Village of Boonville Tuesday morning. The Erwin Library and Institute purchased the property last August for $85,000.
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Troopers: Drunken woman crashes car into Oneida County marsh
State Police Trooper Robert Staskoski was dispatched to a report of a property damage accident around 11 p.m. Sunday on Route 12 in Boonville. When Staskoski arrived, he found a vehicle 150 feet off the road in a marsh, troopers said .
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Daffodils, leeks: the Welsh celebrate St. David
"Saint David of Wales," mosaic in Westminster Cathedral. Design by Ifor Davies; mosaic by Tessa Hunkin.
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Boonville man accused of drunken driving in Turin
Jared O. Platt, 23, of Boonville, was charged by Lewis County Sheriff's deputies with two-counts of felony driving while intoxicated, consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of a motor property damage accident and other vehicle and traffic violations late Friday night on State Route 26. Police said they found Mr. Platt asleep in the driver seat of a 2002 Saturn sedan upon arriving at the scene. Mr. Platt's blood alcohol content was listed at 0.17 percent.
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Motorists accused of intoxicated driving
Jared O. Platt, 23, of Boonville, was charged by Lewis County sheriff's deputies with two counts of felony driving while intoxicated, consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of a property damage accident and other vehicle and traffic violations late Friday night on Route 26. Police said they arrived to find Mr. Platt asleep in the driver seat of a 2002 Saturn sedan. Mr. Platt's blood alcohol content was listed at 0.17 percent.
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Racing Under Saddle NY announces schedule
The excitement of racing under saddle at New York State county fairs will continue this summer. RUS New York, an organization that helps promote the sport and the versatility of Standardbreds, is excited to announce its third fair series.
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Boonville man accused of taking cellphone
Lewis County sheriff's deputies charged Jason S. Moran, 43, of Boonville, with petit larceny after a theft at a Dollar General store in the village.
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Port Leyden man accused of leaving accident scene
Two men were accused on July 7 of leaving the scene of an accident the previous evening on East Road in the town of Leyden, Lewis County sheriff's deputies released Monday. Deputies said Johnny Rodriguez, 29, of 3631 River Road, was driving north at a high rate of speed behind a vehicle being driven by Kody A. Holman, 24, of 1958 Route 12D, Boonville, when Mr. Holman came upon a slower-moving vehicle and had to slow down quickly.
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Ulster County woman admits to attempted drug sale at 2014 moe.down
An Ulster County woman in Lewis County Court on Friday admitted to attempted drug sale in 2014 at a former music festival in Turin. Judith Grasso, 53, Shokan, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of fifth-degree attempted criminal sale of a controlled substance, also satisfying a charge of fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
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Port Leyden man accused of leaving accident scene
Two men were accused on July 7 of leaving the scene of an accident the previous evening on East Road in the town of Leyden, Lewis County sheriff's deputies reported Monday. Deputies said Johnny Rodriguez, 29, of 3631 River Road, was driving north at a high rate of speed behind a vehicle being driven by Kody A. Holman, 24, of 1958 Route 12D, Boonville, when Mr. Holman came upon a slower-moving vehicle and had to slow down quickly.
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The Boonville-Oneida County Fair - This Week In The Mohawk Valley
Long known as the 'Getaway Region' of New York, Oneida County and the Mohawk Valley always have something interesting to offer, this week the Oneida County Fair comes to Boonville. WIBX 950 in conjunction with Oneida County Tourism host This Week In The Mohawk Valley and the CNY Travel Show to highlight community events and opportunities that are coming to the Mohawk Valley throughout the week.
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Four teen hikers located in Watson through cellphone signal
State forest rangers last week were able to locate four teens who became lost while hiking in the Independence River Wild Forest in the town of Watson through their cellphone signal. The quartet - three boys ages 16 to 18 from Constableville, Port Leyden and Boonville and an 18-year-old girl from Turin - on July 18 became lost while hiking from Beach Mill Road to Gleasman Falls, and authorities were alerted at 8:40 p.m., according to a state Department of Environmental Conservation release.
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The Woodsmen's Field Days - This Week In The Mohawk Valley
Long known as the 'Getaway Region' of New York, Oneida County and the Mohawk Valley always have something interesting to offer, this week the upcoming Woodsmen's Field Days returning to Boonville. WIBX 950 in conjunction with Oneida County Tourism host This Week In The Mohawk Valley and the CNY Travel Show to highlight community events and opportunities that are coming to the Mohawk Valley throughout the week.
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Motor vehicle accident in Boonville sends victim to hospital
Officials with the Boonville Fire Department tells NEWSChannel 2 a motor vehicle accident sent a victim to the hospital overnight. Fire officials say the vehicle was traveling on Potato Hill Road when it left the roadway and sustained heavy damage.
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Boonville woman injured in single-vehicle crash
A Boonville woman was injured in a one-car crash at 4 a.m. Thursday at Echo Lake and Potato Hill roads in the town of Boonville. Oneida County sheriff's deputies said Audna Nellenbach, 44, was driving west on Echo Lake Road when she failed to stop for a stop sign at the "T" intersection of Potato Hill Road, causing her vehicle to travel across the road into a ditch and strike a rock pile head on.
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Woodsman's Field Days a huge hit, despite some rain on Sunday
A little bit of rain did not stop a bunch of lumberjacks from competing on Sunday in the 69th Annual Woodsman's Field Days Lumberjack Contests in Boonville. Those involved in putting the weekend-long event on say 'The Woodsman's', as they're called, truly transforms the Village of Boonville every August.
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The Woodsmen's Field Days - This Week In The Mohawk Valley
Long known as the 'Getaway Region' of New York, Oneida County and the Mohawk Valley always have something interesting to offer, this week the upcoming Woodsmen's Field Days returning to Boonville. WIBX 950 in conjunction with Oneida County Tourism host This Week In The Mohawk Valley and the CNY Travel Show to highlight community events and opportunities that are coming to the Mohawk Valley throughout the week.
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Preserving Historic Buildings in Oneida County
Since the 1800s, the Hulbert House, a hotel, restaurant, and bar, has stood on Main Street in Boonville. Earlier this month, the still-operating building was closed.
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Adirondack Community Chorus getting in tune for Christmas concerts
After a brief end-of-summer respite, the Adirondack Community Chorus has announced the rehearsal schedule for its upcoming Christmas concerts. The chorus will work on music for two concerts: "The Best Time of the Year," to be performed at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, at the Lewis County Historical Society, 7552 S. State St., Lowville, and at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9, at the Boonville Presbyterian Church, 121 James St., and "A Gospel Christmas" to be performed at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18, at the Forest Presbyterian Church.
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