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Although the Wolfspeed facility in Marcy, shown in this file photo from earlier this year, isn’t directly impacted by the proposed CHIPS Act, local officials are keeping an eye on the legislation which could help spur additional computer chip manufacturing in the U.S.
Local officials eye CHIPS Act progress
On Tuesday, there was buzz about a bill that would provide grants, tax credits and other incentives for computer chip manufacturing would see action in the Senate.  more
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The homepage of the What’s Upstate website at whatsupstateny.com
‘What’s Upstate’ aims to showcase best of region
Inspiring people. Endless opportunity. Boundless adventure. These are some of the words used by local organizations to describe what life is like in the Mohawk Valley. more
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Empire State Development President and CEO and Commissioner Hope Knight, left, and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. cut a ribbon at the completion of Skydome, an indoor UAS testing center in at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park. Behind them are state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, and Griffiss Institute President and CEO Heather Hage.
Officials unveil new $13M Skydome
Skydome brings a total state and county investment of more than $100 million, establishing New York and the Mohawk Valley in the position of global leader in UAS. more
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Across NY, gas prices down 9 cents, says AAA
New York’s average gas price is down 9 cents from last week, averaging $4.80 per gallon. more
Local and company officials get ready to turn a shovelful of dirt to break ground on a 10,000 square foot expansion at The Light Connection, 132 Base Road in Oriskany. The expansion, which is expected to be completed in September, will increase the company’s manufacturing footprint by 25%. From left: Kim Teesdale; Susan Grabinski; Tricia Kowalski; Garry White, TLC president; Shawki Elgarhi; Murray Krishtein; Tyler Tormey; Lee Copperwheat; and Rob Pike.
Local manufacturer breaks ground on 10,000-square foot expansion
The Light Connection, 132 Base Road, has broken ground on a 10,000-square foot expansion as a direct result of its continuous growth in the fiber optic cable market. more
Michael Burth Jr., owner of Mike Jr.’s Auto Repair, 1030 E. Dominick St., has been served a 120-day notice to vacate his business that is part of a state Department of Environmental Conservation plan to demolish and remediate the site where the shop is located.
Auto shop, city at odds over cleanup
Michael Burth Jr., owner of Mike Jr’s Auto Repair, 1030 E. Dominick St., has been given a 120-day notice by the city to vacate his property ... more
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Twenty dollar bills are counted in North Andover, Mass in this file photo. Rising prices can feel impossible to manage if money is already tight. To stay afloat, prioritize essential expenses that enable you to live and work.
Millennial Money: What if you can’t ‘out-budget’ inflation?
Inflation is a nightmare for the many Americans who already stretch their dollars to cover basic needs. What happens when those dollars lose value? more
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Excellus BCBS Utica Regional President Eve Van de Wal, Little Falls Youth and Family Center Executive Director Anthony DeLuca, and Excellus BCBS Community Investments and Partnerships Manager Shayna Keller, gather for a presentation of the Excellus BCBS Community Health Award recently.
Little Falls organization receives Excellus grant
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield awarded the Little Falls Youth and Family Center a Community Health Award of $2,500 to support its Holiday and Summer Feeding Program. more
Keith Redhead with his son, Carl, at the new tap room space on the first floor of the Hulbert House in Boonville.
Progress on tap for historic Hulbert House
Woodland Farm Brewery owners Keith and Katie Redhead, of Ava, have wanted to add a second taproom since they underwent an extensive expansion of their current business location ... more
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A line of cars are for sale at the Potamkin Hyundai dealership used car lot, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2022, in Miami Lakes, Fla. U.S. new vehicle sales were expected to tumble more than 20% in the second quarter compared with a year ago as the global semiconductor shortage continued to vex the industry. Yet demand continued to outstrip supply from April through June 2022, even with $5 per gallon gasoline, rampant inflation and rising interest rates. (AP Photo/Marta Lavandier)
Chip shortage keeps driving up auto prices
U.S. new vehicle sales tumbled more than 21% in the second quarter compared with a year ago as the global semiconductor shortage continued to cause production problems ... more
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National Grid has received plaudits for the utility company’s efforts to assist with the development of the Wolfspeed facility in Marcy.
National Grid provides support for Wolfspeed facility
When local officials celebrated the opening of Wolfspeed recently, marking the long-anticipated debut of the semiconductor manufacturer at the Marcy Nanocenter, National Grid leaders were on … more
Mastrovito Hyundai, 5194 Commercial Drive in Yorkville, has committed a multi-year gift of $100,000 to the Utica Children’s Museum, which will be located in ICAN’s Family Resource Center, currently under construction at 106 Memorial Parkway. From left: Donna Migliaccio, museum director at the Utica Children’s Museum; Coleen Mastrovito, owner and office manager at Mastrovito Hyundai; Frank Mastrovito, owner at Mastrovito Hyundai; and Steven Bulger, ICAN CEO and executive director.
Mastrovito Hyundai commits $100,000 to Children’s Museum
Mastrovito Hyundai, 5194 Commercial Drive in Yorkville, has committed a multi-year gift of $100,000 to the Utica Children’s Museum, which will be located in ICAN’s Family Resource Center, … more
Officials celebrate the grand opening of The Cove in Sylvan Beach on Tuesday.
‘The Cove’ unveiled in Sylvan Beach
The lodging site is expected to provide an economic boost to Sylvan Beach area, as well as create a place visitors want to return to... more
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Vodka Whips is the first product to be released by Right Coast Spirits.
Partnership, including Saranac, unveil ‘Vodka Whips’
Right Coast Spirits, a new partnership between three craft breweries — Flying Dog, Harpoon and Saranac — has announced the release of their first product, Right Coast Spirits Vodka Whips. … more
The Local Planning Committee gathered at the Kallet Theater on June 15 to continue forward with the deliberation process to revitalize the city's downtown with state funding.
Favorite projects emerge in Oneida DRI process; deliberation continues
Projects are competing for a chunk of the $10 million in DRI funding provided by the state, which has the ultimate say in what projects can move forward. more
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Seasons Cafe owners Jake and Erin Gydesen holding the Boonville Area Chamber of Commerce ‘Business of the Month’ traveling trophy. At left is chamber director Lee Ann Greene, and at right is chamber vice president Patti McDaniel.
Boonville Chamber selects Seasons Cafe as Business of the Month
Seasons Cafe is a family-owned and operated Adirondack themed restaurant. more
Construction of the Nexus Center is expected to be completed by this fall.
Nexus Center, Utica University to offer students new opportunities and experiences
As a part of their curriculum, Utica University sports management students will learn and gain experience in every aspect of running a professional sports facility, from ticketing to marketing and running tournaments. more
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Gas prices in region dip 4 cents
It may not be much, but at least it’s progress for local motorists, industry experts say, as the state and local average gas price dropped 4 cents from last week. more
Gas surpasses $5 per gallon at the Stewart’s Shops on Culver Avenue in Utica on Tuesday.
Rising gas prices drive home variety of responses in region
As gasoline prices at some local stations are topping $5 at the pump, drivers in Central New York — as well as some state officials — are tiring of rising prices as well as looking for ways to … more
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Mark Smith, owner of Don’s Rok in Clinton, recently announced that his bar is not closing, but the 36 College St. building is up for sale. Smith hopes to retire with his wife by the end of the year.
Landmark Clinton establishment for sale as Don’s Rok owner eyes retirement
Mark Smith, long-time owner of the historic Don’s Rok establishment at 36 College St., looks forward to retirement.... more
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