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New Hartford Police say a swatting threat involving reports of multiple bombs around the Oxford Road campus triggered a large law enforcement response at New Hartford Schools on Wednesday afternoon

The Superintendent of New Hartford Central School didn't hold any punches on Thursday when explaining how a student's racist spoof ad for cereal made its way into an art show at the district last weekend.

Police in New Hartford are looking for a suspicious man who was reportedly attempting to lure two athletes into the woods during a Cross Country meet at Perry Junior High in New Hartford on Saturday, according to authorities. Upon recommendation by police, school officials cancelled the meet.

One Central New Yorker is living out her childhood dream with her new book, and she's still a kid!

The New Hartford Central School Board announced at a special board of education meeting on Tuesday that Superintendent of Schools Robert Nole has resigned, effective immediately April 1st. The board voted to accept the resignation by a vote of 6-1.

New Hartford Central Schools announced on Thursday that due to additional outbreaks of COVID-19 within the schools, they are going fully remote for all students beginning on Friday.

The New Hartford Central School District is the latest to switch back to virtual learning, at least for this Friday, November 13th. The day started with one positive case and a plan to remain open, but plans changed by later in the day.

In a letter to parents and students on Wednesday, New Hartford School Superintendent announced that a student at Hughes Elementary in the district has tested positive for COVID-19. "This morning, we learned that an individual at Hughes Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19," Nole said in the letter...

At the Board of Education meeting on Tuesday at New Hartford Central School, Superintendent Robert Nole announced that their district will reopen on September 9th, fully remote for six weeks. The policy will be reviewed in mid October.

Parents, students, family and friends are heartbroken nearly 60 New Hartford seniors are going without a graduation ceremony.

A former Central New Yorker is a key player in the World Health Organization's fight against the coronavirus pandemic.