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Special Capital Project Vote – November 12, 2025

The Oneida City School District will hold a Special Capital Project Vote on Tuesday, November 12, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Voters will be asked to consider Proposition 1, a bond resolution to fund important improvements across all district facilities, including LED lighting upgrades, HVAC system updates, and energy efficiency projects, at a total estimated cost of $3,000,000.

Quick Facts: No Cost to Taxpayers


$3 Million Project – Fully funded with NYS Building Aid and guaranteed energy savings.
No Tax Impact – The project will not increase school taxes.
Smart Investment – $2.61M in Building Aid + $390,000 in energy savings and incentives = project pays for itself. The district will keep saving money even after the project is paid off.
Energy Efficient Upgrades – LED lighting, upgraded heating/cooling, weatherization, and natural gas conversion.
Modern, Reliable Systems – Replacing outdated equipment for safer, more efficient schools.

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September 29, 2025

Oneida High School Zonta Club Holds 56th Annual Induction Ceremony

The Oneida High School Zonta Club proudly hosted its 56th annual Induction Ceremony on Tuesday, September 23rd at the Oneida Public Library, welcoming a new cohort of dedicated members into the global Zonta community. The event celebrated the club’s ongoing commitment to Zonta International’s mission of advancing the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy.

The ceremony began with a warm welcome from Club Advisors Patricia Vaccaro and Haley Wise, who emphasized the significance of Zonta’s work both locally and globally. Attendees were reminded of the organization’s storied history since its founding in 1919 and its enduring role in promoting gender equality and empowering women in all aspects of life.

Club President Nadine Ray and Vice President Violet Hoffman conducted the formal induction, guiding new members through the ceremonial oath. Each inductee was individually recognized, presented with a Zonta Club shirt and a carnation, and offered words of encouragement and support. The atmosphere reflected celebration, unity, and shared purpose.

The evening concluded with remarks from Golden Zonta members Shelly Coe and Barb Allen of the local Oneida Chapter. They reaffirmed the club’s mission and encouraged both new and returning members to actively participate in upcoming projects and initiatives.

The Oneida High School Zonta Club looks forward to the contributions and fresh perspectives of its newest members as they join in advancing the organization’s efforts to create meaningful opportunities and a brighter future for women and girls.