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If you are looking for something the whole family will enjoy you might want to check out fireworks over Oriskany Falls.

The village of Ilion's 9-day celebration of "Ilion Days" kicks off Saturday, July 16th. Here's what you can expect at the event this year.

Memorial Day weekend is just a few days away - Why not spend it in the beautiful Sylvan Beach area?

The sale of fireworks may soon be legal in Oneida County. The Oneida County Board of Legislators is set to consider a local law to allow for the sale of sparklers around the Fourth of July and again around New Year’s Eve.

Around the world everyone is welcoming 2016 with fireworks and fun. Here's video from different celebrations all over the planet.

What is more American than celebrating Independence Day with some good, old-fashioned fireworks? Let's face it - it is a right of passage to launch those beautiful colors in the sky, and it is oh so fun! However; while they may be exciting, fun, and beautiful, there are a few safety measures to keep in mind ...

Who's ready to celebrate our independence? A number of communities around central New York are planning fireworks displays to celebrate the July 4th holiday. Find out when and where you see them.

New York State recently approved the sale of some fireworks, but allowed each county to make the decision on whether they would allow fireworks to be sold within their borders. Madison County approved fireworks sales, and several pop-up fireworks stands have taken up residence in Oneida.

For longer than anyone can remember the sale of most fireworks have been illegal in New York State. New legislation has been passed in Herkimer County and some other counties in New York State that would allow certain fireworks to be sold at certain times during the year.

It may be morning here, but others around the world have already rang in 2015. See fireworks displays from around the world.

All consumer fireworks are banned in New York. But if you cross the border to a neighboring state, oh say Pennsylvania, and legally obtaining fireworks and then bring them back to New York. What are the possible fines?

Looking for places to watch fireworks around Central New York for the Independence Day holiday?