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Thursday, Dec. 1, Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr.; Rob Esche, president of the Mohawk Valley Garden and the Utica Comets’ AHL team; and Carl Annese, chair of the Upper Mohawk Valley Auditorium Authority, hosted an official ribbon cutting for the Nexus Center at 400 Oriskany St. West, in downtown Utica. 
UPDATED: Oneida County celebrates grand opening of the Nexus Center
Oneida County is celebrating the $64 million Nexus Center’s grand opening. more
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Litte Falls Downtown Revitalization Initiative — Crowds line Main Street during a previous Cheese Festival in Litte Falls in this file photo. The city’s Main Street and downtown area will get a $10 million enhancement as part of the state’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative. See story on page 4.
Downtown revitalization projects to enhance Little Falls
Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced eight transformational projects in the City of Little Falls as part of a state $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative Award. more
A United States Postal Service employee works outside a post office in Wheeling, Ill., in this 2021 file photo. The nation's major shipping companies are in the best shape to get holiday shoppers’ packages delivered on time since the start of the pandemic, suggesting a return to normalcy.
Shipping companies say they are in top shape
If, like thousands of your neighbors, you spent some time and money online for Cyber Monday, the nation’s major shipping companies say they are more than ready to get your package to you on time. more
A Boeing 737 from Brazil can still fly Tuesday at Stratton Aviation in Rome but soon the engines will be dropped from the plane and the harvesting of vital parts will begin.
Stratton Aviation harvests, repurposes used aircraft parts
The Air France Airbus now in the process of dismantling in the hangar of Stratton Aviation might be at the end of its flying life, but it still has value in the aircraft parts market. more
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Signs advertise Black Friday deals at a Walmart in Secaucus, N.J., Tuesday, Nov. 22.
The history behind Black Friday
Black Friday is one of the busiest shopping days of the year as the Christmas shopping season officially kicks off. But what is Black Friday? Where does it get its name? more
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Gracious Home and Fashions at 54 Genesee Street in the village of New Hartford.
Small Business Saturday encourages local shopping habits
The smell of peppermint and winter solstice wafts through the air as Be-Life Art & Magic candles flicker amongst bowls of pink crystals and mandala-studded earrings. more
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The exterior of the former motor lodge at the Beeches complex in Rome is shown in this file photo. The city’s Planning Board approved the site plan for Nascentia Health to build 55 senior apartments at the complex on Turin Road during a special meeting Tuesday. T
Planning board approves site plan for Nascentia Health
The city Planning Board awarded a negative declaration on the Site Environmental Quality Review and approval of the site plan for Nascentia Health to build 55 senior apartments. more
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Auditorium Drive, adjacent to the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium, is now a one-way street according to officials with the New York State Department of Transportation.
Auditorium Drive closed to southbound traffic permanently
The New York State Department of Transportation Utica Regional Office advised motorists that part of Auditorium Drive is now restricted to northbound traffic. more
AIS lauded for helping veterans thrive in careers
U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin J. Walsh recognized Assured Information Security as one of the 835 recipients of the 2022 HIRE Vets Medallion Award. more
Joanne Gerace, owner of Tiny’s Grill in Utica, is selling the establishment in hopes the new owner will keep the tradition and legacy of the business alive.
Tiny’s Grill seeks new ownership; building and business up for sale
One of the most notable establishments in Utica is now up for sale. Tiny’s Grill, 1014 State St., has been a staple for the city for over 90 years, serving food and drinks and providing jazz. more
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Alex Bauer, a supervisor at ACE Hardware, 115 Black River Blvd. South, adjusts Santa’s glasses in the store’s central holiday display on Friday, Nov. 18. ACE Hardware, which has an array of gifts for both the handy, and the not-so-handy, is among the places where folks can Shop Rome First.
‘Shop Rome First’ holiday effort helps give back to community
For more than 20 years, the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has been encouraging local residents to stick close to home when it comes to holiday shopping. more
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Pair of Arts District businesses to celebrate grand openings
Two business located in the city’s Downtown Arts District — The Balanced Chef and Franca’s Wine Room — will celebrate their grand openings together this Friday, Nov. 18. more
Mike Gordon and Kim Miller, owners of the new HobbyTown on Chenango Avenue in Clinton, will celebrate their grand opening Friday, Nov. 18.
Hobby retailer coming to Clinton
HobbyTown, the largest brick-and-mortar hobby retailer in the world, will open a new store on Chenango Avenue on Friday, Nov. 18. more
Patrons wait to be seated inside the newly transformed restaurant, being the first diners to give their reactions and opinions to the changes.
‘Restaurant: Impossible’ causes a quiet stir on Rome’s West Dominick Street
It appeared to be a regular, quiet Thursday evening on Rome’s West Dominick Street. The Capitol Theater’s marquee cast a welcoming glow. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, is slated to get a new tenant. Paperwork filed with the Zoning Board of Appeals seeking a variance for a new sign indicates the business may be a Five Below store.
Zoning Board OK’s signage for new Freedom Mall tenant
DCL Management Corp, tenant of 2 Freedom Mall, was approved by the city Zoning Board of Appeals during its regular meeting Wednesday for a 30-foot wide by 7-foot high Five Below. more
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A sign identifies the new security checkpoint and perimeter at the Air Force Research Laboratory on Brooks Road shortly before a ribbon-cutting ceremony of the lab’s newly completed $14.8 million MILCON perimeter security system.
Ribbon cut on new $14.8 million security system at Rome Lab
The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for its newly completed $14.8 million MILCON perimeter security project. more
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Micron announces $500,000 in funding to support Museum of Science and Technology
Micron Technology Inc. hosted an Educators Forum at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology for educators to meet and greet with Micron leaders. more
Indium Corporation and Malaysian officials prepare to cut the ribbon on the Clinton-headquartered company’s new facility in the Asian nation.
Indium Corp. hosts opening of Malaysia facility
Indium Corporation, a U.S.-based global materials supplier to the electronics assembly and semiconductor packaging industries, organized a grand opening. more
Ron Belle, AmeriCU president and CEO, left, presents a check for $150,000 to Steven Bulger, ICAN executive director and CEO, recently. The funds will be used to help construct the gift shop in the Children’s Museum at ICAN’s Family Resource Center in Utica.
AmeriCU investment to help fund gift shop at Children’s Museum
AmeriCU recently presented a $150,000 check to Steven Bulger, ICAN CEO an executive director, to support the nonprofit’s commitment to keeping families together. more
Assembly candidate John Zielinski, right, receives a tour of the Owl Wire and Cable plant on South Madison Street in Rome. The Assembly candidate was greeted by Gregory J. Smith, CEO and president of International Wire, parent company of Owl, and David Bass, vice-president of Operations and Continuous Improvements, among other longtime company officers and employees.
Assembly candidate tours Rome business
John Zielinski, Republican challenger in the race for the 119th State Assembly district, visited Owl Wire and Cable, Inc. on his campaign trail. more
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