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A request for a two-lot minor subdivision by Vincent Holdings of of a parcel at 195 Brooks Road was unanimously approved by the city Planning Board
Minor subdivision approved by planning board
A request for a two-lot minor subdivision by Vincent Holdings of Utica of an approximately 1.74-acre parcel at 195 Brooks Road. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, could get a new tenant. The website of the property’s owner shows the space could be home to a new Hobby Lobby store; confirmation by city or other officials was not immediately available.
Hobby Lobby could be future tenant in Rome plaza
A Hobby Lobby store may become a future tenant of Freedom Plaza, 205 Erie Blvd. W., according to a listing on the DCL Management Corp. website on Friday, March 17. more
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Signage directs visitors to a new, temporary entrance as work progresses on the new Welcome Center at the Utica Zoo on Wednesday, March 15. The project includes $2 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding, one of dozens of projects set to help reinvigorate the community, according to city officials.
ARPA funding provides city with sustainability
On March 11, 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was signed into law, providing the country with financial relief to address the economic problems brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. more
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Valley View, 620 Memorial Parkway, is now the former home of Daniele’s, who leased the venue for over 20 years. The venue is expected to receive a massive facelift with renovations to be completed by late fall.
City seeks new tenant for Valley View
Valley View, Utica’s iconic catering venue, is now back in the hands of the city after Daniele’s lease has expired. more
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An illustration of the planned mixed-use building that will go up in Utica’s Bagg’s Square.
New mixed-use development coming to Bagg’s Square
Mohawk Valley Garden Corporation is planning to build a mixed-use complex in Utica’s Bagg’s Square district. more
Navigating the real estate market: A closer look at the 2022 and 2023 trends and factors shaping the industry
The real estate market has been a hot topic of discussion for the past few years, with fluctuations in housing prices and demand making headlines across the globe. more
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The Hotel Oneida has long been a sore topic in Oneida as the vacant building has sat empty on the main drag, but the renovation project plans to breathe new life into the property and make it a central gathering place once again
Shuttered Hotel Oneida headed back into the limelight
Hotel Oneida used to be a hub of social gathering and community, and the city of Oneida wants to bring that spirit back. more
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Mortgage applications to buy homes dropped almost 40% year over year in the last few months of 2022, and refinance applications were down almost 90%, according to a December Mortgage Bankers Association forecast report.
NerdWallet: What latest mortgage company changes mean for your home loan
It’s been a bumpy ride for mortgage companies lately. Some lenders have gone out of business, merged with other companies or narrowed their focus. And more changes are likely in 2023. more
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St. Elizabeth Medical Center, 2209 Genesee St., is expected to shut down, along with Faxton-St. Lukes Healthcare, upon the opening of the new Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica.
Mayoral candidates speak out on fate of St. E’s
All eyes are on the St. Elizabeth Medical Center as officials with Mohawk Valley Health System and the city of Utica determine the best option on what to do with the campus once it closes. more
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The parcel at 114 1/2 River St. in Rome is shown on Monday, Feb. 6. Last week, the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals rejected a request for a pair of variances to convert the structure from a two-unit dwelling to a three-unit dwelling.
Rome ZBA rejects variance requests for River Street parcel
The rejection was based on lack of proof of financial burden and legal documentation that the property was a three-family dwelling when it was purchased. more
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The Zoning Board has narrowly approved a request for an electronic sign for Big Jays Pizza at 421 N. James St. The board voted 3-2 to allow the signage which is typically seen on larger thoroughfares such as Erie and Black River boulevards.
Pizzeria gets OK for new sign from Zoning Board
A request to install an electronic sign at the new Big Jay’s Pizza at 421 N. James St. was narrowly approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals during its monthly meeting. more
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An artist’s rendering shows a concept drawing of what the new Maple Leaf Market planned for the intersection of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona could look like.
SavOn at busy Verona intersection to become Maple Leaf Market
Oneida Nation Enterprises has announced plans for its fourth Maple Leaf Market store, which will be located at the intersection of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona. more
City officials have extended the 90-day trial for Genesee Street, where the complete streets traffic pattern will remain for another three months. During this time, C&S Engineering, an independent engineering firm, will analyze the traffic pattern and make recommendations based on their analysis.
Utica extends complete streets trial for Genesee St.
The complete streets concept trial implemented on Genesee Street in October has been extended for an additional 90 days. more
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First and second floor facade of 238 Genesee St (building on the left) that will be completely rehabilitated by Travis McNeil.
Downtown businesses receive over $500K in financial investments
Utica continues to be the recipient of significant financial investments as more than $500,000 has been allocated to 21 downtown businesses. more
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Former Columbus School exterior on Columbus Ave Monday, Janauary 23.
Funding would help city tear down old Columbus School
Legislation that would authorize Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo to apply for a $1.5 million grant to demolish the former Columbus School building and facilitate redevelopment of the property. more
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A line of Victorian-style houses on North Main Street in Cortland, Friday. Many Cortland houses built in this style were built in the late 19th century, making them more than a century old, and less environmentally friendly.
State launches program to give old housing modern efficiency
“Our undisrupted reliance on fossil fuels and our aging building stock — the median New York home is the oldest in the nation — not only result in higher energy costs but also in higher emissions,” notes a written part of Gov. Hochul's state address. more
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Sewer pipes to be installed along opposite the New London Fire Hall Monday, January 9, 2023.
Progress flows on Verona water project
Work is coming along on Verona’s water infrastructure project. more
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Despite a wintry mix of rain, freezing rain and snow, roof work at the housing complex under construction on Merrick Road in Rome continues on Tuesday, Jan. 17. The first phase of the 65-home project, which includes the construction of 50 units, is already well under way.
Zoning concerns triggered by Hochul housing push
In pushing for a major expansion of New York’s housing stock, Gov. Kathy Hochul is taking aim at restrictive local zoning policies by proposing a fast-track state approval process. more
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A state historic marker denotes the rich past of the former Waterbury Felt Mill in Oriskany Wednesday, Jan. 4. The marker, visible from Route 69/Erie Boulevard, proclaims “the site of the Woolen Mill, erected in 1810 (and) believed to be the first in America to manufacture fabrics from raw material.”
Village seeks $2M grant to help demolish and restore parts of iconic, and historic mill
Village Planning Board members voted Tuesday to apply for a $2 million Restore NY grant to help demolish and restore portions of the historic Waterbury Felt Mill. more
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Ron Wagner stands next to a for sale sign at Wagner Farm on Old Oneida Road in Rome on Thursday, Jan. 12. Wagner, who has run the popular local agribusiness for more than two decades, said the current economic climate has made it nearly impossible for family farms to remain sustainable.
Wagner Farms to end operations
A longtime staple of the community that’s been around for 25 years, Wagner Farms will discontinue its farming operations and change directions in 2023. more
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