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Construction continues for the new Stewart’s Shop at 2634 Genesee Street in Utica, the former site of Raspberries Cafe. The new gas station and convenience store faced an uphill battle to establish a location in the south Utica neighborhood, with residents voicing their concerns about introducing another gas station in the mostly residential neighborhood and the Utica Scenic and Historic Preservation Commission denying a motion to approve Stewart’s to demolish a house on the corner of Genesee Street and Woodlawn Avenue West. In January, the Utica Planning Board usurped the commission and approved Stewart’s plans, allowing them to move forward.
SNAPSHOT: Construction continues on new Stewart’s Shop
Construction continues for the new Stewart’s Shop at 2634 Genesee Street. more
The exterior of Big Jays Pizzeria, at 421 N. James St., is shown on Thursday, June 1. The restaurant will host a visit from the America’s Best Restaurants roadshow van on Monday, June 5, from 2 to 5 p.m.
Local pizzeria to host America’s Best Restaurants
Local restaurant Big Jay’s Pizzeria will host a visit from America’s Best Restaurants, a national media and marketing company focusing on local, independently-owned restaurants. more
Ann Dougal, left, and Anne Marie Costello welcome people into White Begonia to help them find that special gift or purchase.
White Begonia offers array of products
White Begonia was originally Cottontails, which carried children’s clothes, and Yankee Limited, the home decor and gift shop. more
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Utica’s Harbor Point is shown on Monday. Roughly $2.5 million from the city’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding will go towards infrastructure and aesthetic improvements for the location, including a floating dock system for kayaks and canoes, walkway improvements, several pavilions and shade structures, and the enhancement of green spaces like trees, lawns and bushes.
Plans take shape for Harbor Point
Additional investments have been allocated to Utica’s Harbor Point, where city officials say the destination is now another step closer to reality. more
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Kelly Blazosky
Oneida County Tourism president to depart organization
Oneida County Tourism has announced the departure of President Kelly Blazosky, effective June 30. more
The Paul Revere sign as it looks today atop Revere Copper on East Dominick Street, taken on Friday, May 12, 2023. Mike O’Shaughnessy, president and CEO, said they are hoping to repair and relight the sign by July 4, 2024.
Paul Revere to ride again atop Revere Copper Products
“Listen, my children, and you shall hear, Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere.” — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. more
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John Peters a Town of Vernon board member points out all the different organizations that Vernon Downs has contributed too during a press conference at the Racino hotel Friday, May 12.
Community, officials eye stretch run in bid to save Vernon Downs (VIDEO)
Local officials and lawmakers came together Friday to declare their support for Vernon Downs and warned of the devastating effects its closure could have on the surrounding community. See video in the article. more
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Bella Vita Owner Lori Seef said the Oneida community has been very supportive of her new business — and she’s been working to give back through a variety of community events and projects.
Popular bakery, cafe Bella Vita remains to rise in Oneida
It’s been two years since Bella Vita owner Lori Seef opened her cafe/bakery at 115 Main St. Since then, the Oneida community has been totally supportive. more
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AmeriCU employees receive a Best Company to Work for in New York State award at an annual ceremony. From left: Kristy D’Imperio, Mike Smith, Stephanie McGuire, Jin Gwak and Jason Lewin.
AmeriCU recognized by Best Companies Group as a best company to work for in New York
AmeriCU Credit Union in Rome received a Best Companies to Work For in New York State Award from the Best Companies Group, according to AmeriCU officials. more
Frank Mastrovito
Area businessman to chair 2023 America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk
Every month, Mastrovito Hyundai supports a different nonprofit in the Mohawk Valley. more
Berkshire Bank’s Jen Hunt and Berkshire Bank received the 2022 Partner in Damage Prevention Award during the UDIG NY annual meeting. From left: Berkshire Bank’s Regional President, New York State & Managing Director, Commercial Real Estate, James J Morris IV, UDig NY Executive Director Kevin Hopper, and AVP, Commercial Administration Manager, Jen Hunt
Berkshire Bank receives UDig NY award
Berkshire Bank’s Jen Hunt and Berkshire Bank received the 2022 Partner in Damage Prevention Award during the UDIG NY annual meeting, according to an announcement by bank officials. more
Fred F. Collis & Sons has been named a recipient of the 2023 President’s Award at this year’s Carrier Conference in Austin, Texas. Above, company owner John Collis, second from right, poses for a photo with Carrier executives.
Fred F. Collis & Sons receives President’s Award at Carrier Conference
Fred F. Collis & Sons has been named a recipient of the 2023 President’s Award at this year’s Carrier Conference in Austin, Texas. more
A couple looks on a takeout menu as they prepare to place their order at Brooklyn Pickle's newest location in Utica, 600 State St. Brooklyn Pickle opened the doors to their newest location, and first location in Utica, on Monday, April 24.
Brooklyn Pickle now open in Utica
After a few construction delays and almost a year after announcing their intent to come here, Brooklyn Pickle opened the doors to their Utica location on Monday. more
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Repairs to the Franklyn’s Field Clubhouse are among Mayor Izzo’s recommendations for using the last of the city’s ARPA funding. Izzo said her administration found a vendor who has matched the masonry, and the materials have already been purchased.
Mayor outlines nearly a dozen new projects for Rome’s remaining Rescue Plan funding
Mayor Izzo announced her recommendations to the Daily Sentinel and has passed them along to the city’s Common Council this week for potential resolutions. more
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Some of the Kraeger family pose for a photo at their old sugarhouse, circa 1950. In back to the right, leaning on the door frame, is second generation sugar producer Irvin Kraeger. To his left is an unnamed family friend, and in front are two of Kraeger’s children, David and Joyce.
Family business celebrates centennial in Constableville
Kraeger’s Maple Syrup, 3164 Route 26, is celebrating 100 years of sugarmaking in Lewis County. more
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Bianca Johnson, owner of Full Lotus in Rome.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Full Lotus yoga for mind, body, and spirit
Full Lotus is open again after the pandemic, and classes are filling up quickly. The yoga studio opened in 2016, but had to close at the start of the pandemic. more
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One of the helicopters owned by LifeNet of NY.
LifeNet of NY eyes augmenting services in Oneida County
LifeNet of New York, an air ambulance service, is looking to augment its services in Central New York but did not say if that includes the establishment of a permanent base of operations. more
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Paul Buckley, film commissioner for the City of Utica and Film Utica board member, alongside Lisa Wilsey, executive director of The Stanley Theatre and board chair for Film Utica, have both hit the ground running as Film Utica will be bringing two multi-million dollar productions to the Mohawk Valley.
Major film productions planned for Utica
Film Utica has been working diligently to bring major productions to the Mohawk Valley. Utica and the Mohawk Valley are no strangers to being the backdrop of movies and television shows. more
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Brooklyn Pickle, 600 State St. in Utica, is currently going through construction setbacks as the opening date has been pushed back by another week. The Syracuse-based establishment will now have a grand opening on Monday, April 24.
Brooklyn Pickle opening in Utica delayed until April 24
According to Brooklyn Pickle’s Facebook page, the delay in pushing the grand opening another week was due to construction setbacks that were out of their control. more
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The Central Adirondack Association and LivingADK have recently introduced WorkforceADK.com, which is focused on attracting job seekers within a commutable distance to the businesses in the West Central Adirondack region.
New website connects employers, job seekers
A pair of North Country organizations have launched an employment website and resource for employers and job seekers in the west/central Adirondack region. more
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