New York State Transportation Department and government officials broke ground on July 1 for improvement of State Route 12 at three intersections, including Red Hill Road and Kellogg Street (Chuckery Corners) in the Town of Kirkland. Taking part were from left New Hartford Town Supervisor Earle Reed, DOT Commissioner Astrid Glynn, US Rep. Michael Arcuri, State Reps. David Townsend and Bill Magee, Town of Marshall Supervisor Nelson Blau, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente, Utica DOT Regional Director Michael Shamma, Bingthamton DOT Regional Director Jack Williams, and Ryan Aguam, representing State Sen. Joseph Griffo. [Charles J. Kershner/Clinton Courier]
Federal, state and local officials broke ground on July 1 for a project to improve the State Route 12 corridor between Utica and Binghamton at three sites in the Towns of New Hartford, Kirkland and Marshall. [Full story]
Kirkland Police said they arrested Mark T. Rashford, 46, of 6 Rose Lane in Clark Mills at 1:28 a.m. on July 1 on multiple charges, including 1st degree unlawful imprisonment of the mother of a 15-year-old girl, stemming from a call to authorities of a domestic dispute at the residence. [Full story]
Supt. Jeff Roudebush (far right) addresses his last graduating class on June 28 before he retires in July. He urged the 149 seniors to 'learn from your mistakes...then move on.' [Charles J. Kershner/Clinton Courier]
For the first time in the 77-year history of Clinton Central High School, every one of the 149 seniors in the Class of 2008 graduated with their class on June 28. [Full story]
Clinton will be abuzz for the next week, beginning with the Class of 2008 graduation at Clinton Central High School on June 28 and continuing from Sunday through July 6 with Historic Clinton Week, Fourth of July parade and fireworks, and the CCS All-Class Reunion festivities. [Full story]
The Clinton Courier has introduced a feature that allows web readers and visitors to order high-quality color prints of news photos that appear in the newspaper as well as images which, because of space limitations, do not but may still be of interest for personal use. [Full story]
![New York State Transportation Department and government officials broke ground on July 1 for improvement of State Route 12 at three intersections, including Red Hill Road and Kellogg Street (Chuckery Corners) in the Town of Kirkland. Taking part were from left New Hartford Town Supervisor Earle Reed, DOT Commissioner Astrid Glynn, US Rep. Michael Arcuri, State Reps. David Townsend and Bill Magee, Town of Marshall Supervisor Nelson Blau, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente, Utica DOT Regional Director Michael Shamma, Bingthamton DOT Regional Director Jack Williams, and Ryan Aguam, representing State Sen. Joseph Griffo. [Charles J. Kershner/Clinton Courier]](clients/clintoncourier/7-1-2008-4-07-07-PM-2277429.jpg)
![Supt. Jeff Roudebush (far right) addresses his last graduating class on June 28 before he retires in July. He urged the 149 seniors to 'learn from your mistakes...then move on.' [Charles J. Kershner/Clinton Courier]](clients/clintoncourier/6-28-2008-3-59-50-PM-8271386.jpg)
