Rome is a city in Oneida County, New York, United States, located in the central part of the state. The population was 33,725 at the 2010 census. Rome is one of two principal cities in the Utica–Rome Metropolitan Statistical Area, which lies in the "Leatherstocking Country" made famous by James Fenimore Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales, set in frontier days before the American Revolutionary War. Rome is in New York's 22nd congressional district.
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Corey Colmey is an active educator, performer, clinician and drumset recording artist based in central NY. His teaching experience includes private lessons for drum set, concert percussion, world percussion, as well as ensemble programs for children and adults. In addition to his current teaching posts at Utica College and Herkimer County Community College, he currently runs a private teaching p
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Bored after work on the weekend? Sick of sitting at home playing games and watching your dog chase its tail? Wish there was somewhere you could go that's vibrant, where you could meet and play with other gamers? A place with tournaments, overnights, and the best energy drinks in town? We are here! LAN Mob gaming center offers 24 stations including PCs, PS4, Xbone & WiiU. We feature all of the mos
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Built in 1758 to guard a strategic port along a major transportation route, today this national site maintains an extensive archaeological collection and a nearly complete reconstructed Revolutionary War fort with interpreters.
The log fort is a wonderful reconstruction of the Revolutionary War fort. The Vistor's Center has very interesting displays and excellent films providing a good background to the history of the fort and the area. The Park Ranger was very helpful. Even the rain did not diminish the visit.
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While this theater is a bit run down, the charm still shines through. I would go back for another event.
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Restored 1929 gas station, originally built by Howard P. Sears. Museum is part of an effort to revitalize downtown historic district of Rome, New York.
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Fort Rickey is a special kind of zoo with a focus on fun and interaction. We understand that children learn best and remember best when they are actively engaged. We offer feeding and petting areas, a maternity ward with baby goats and animal shows featuring wolves, otters and snakes. A giant tube and tunnel maze with ball crawl and slides compliments the hands on approach.
Only open on the weekends in the Fall, we set our Sunday aside to visit Fort Rickey. With children ages 18 months, 3,7,and 12, there was something for each of them. The 3 and 7 year old loved riding trikes and pedal tractors through the while zoo! The "baby" and 12 year old loved the Maternity Ward and holding the baby goats. The middle two loved the hay maze. The ball pit and tunnels were loved by all. We all enjoyed the scheduled educational talks at various animal exhibits. If you're looking for a state of the art, modern zoo with tons of exotic animals this place is not for you. If you want a fun memorable experience, that the kids can run and play at and you can get up close and personal with many of the animals then start planning your trip. Some of what we saw...ferrets, capybara,wallabies,alpacas,snake,ponies,giant bunnies,black swan, white swan, ducks,pig,peacocks,lemurs,otters and tortus(away for winter),deer white and cute friendly brown.
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