Rome

All right.

You see Vice President J.D. Vance speaking in Rome, New York, the final day before Election Day tomorrow.

He's giving his closing message there.

And over in Michigan, there's an event for Abdul El-Sayed.

Yeah, I'll be interested to see what his belly rally sounds and how long he actually speaks there.

OK, speaking of people speaking, J.D. Vance this morning, he is in Rome, New York.

I'm making a final pitch there.

And then Kentucky Governor Beshear participating in a campaign rally with Bob Sands in Iowa.

No, it didn't make it there.

It ends up being in Rome at an airport hangar in Rome, New York.

I mean, it is easier to get in and out of there.

I think it would have been better to go to St. Lawrence County.

I'm hearing from my people up there that a lot of political operatives in St. Lawrence County are crestfallen that the vice president didn't come up there.

Um...

So we'll see what happens, but Rome is also part of the 21st Congressional District.

And then Channel 7 is running that story about the lady who allegedly got paid $28,000 for the information that led to that DEC complaint about Blake Genderbean's dump.

It's Monday, November 2nd, and this is Sentinel Today from the Daily Sentinel.

Today, nearly 50 years after Stanley Grzyk was murdered in his Rome home, a retired detective reveals how investigators came close to solving the case and why his killers were never brought to justice.

Before we jump in, a few other stories you should know about.

Vice President J.D. Vance will headline a midterm election rally today at the Skydome Hangar in Rome, with the program beginning at 9.15 a.m. New Hartford girls soccer won its sixth consecutive Section 3 championship Sunday, defeating Jamesville DeWitt with Raya Patterson's overtime goal just 41 seconds into the extra period.

Cat Video Fest returns to Rome's Capitol Theater November 7th, featuring hilarious cat videos, adoptable cats, and a chance to support a local animal rescue.

More on that later.

For more on all these stories, visit us at ursentinel.com. Now, let's jump into today's feature story.

Nearly 50 years ago, a liquor store owner was murdered inside his own home in Rome.

The candidates seeking to replace Elise Stefanik in Congress are making their final pitches to voters as the race draws major attention from both national parties.

Democrat Blake Gendebeen was in Rome over the weekend.

He'll rally supporters this evening in Saranac Lake before voting tomorrow in his hometown of Lisbon in St. Lawrence County.

Republican Anthony Constantino is getting the help of GOP star power, holding a rally today in Rome with Vice President J.D. Vance.

The appearance is another sign that the race is tight, even though President Trump and Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik both won the 21st District in a landslide two years ago.

The most recent Sienna poll showed Jenda Bean with a narrow lead.

you're going to go up

through Rome or whichever.

But in any event, it's highway, at least half of it's highway.

Buffalo... that's going to take you a little bit longer.

In fact...

Right about now, that Anthony Constantino is at a rally in Rome, New York, at the old Griffiths Air Force Base, I think, with J.D. Vance, the Vice President of the United States.

Also, I think Donald Trump Jr. is on that flight at that rally.

So...

All right.

You see Vice President J.D. Vance speaking in Rome, New York, the final day before Election Day tomorrow.

He's giving his closing message there.

And over in Michigan, there's an event for Abdul El-Sayed.