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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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Here is an artist’s rendering of what the renovated and expanded Science and Technology Building could look like at Mohawk Valley Community College’s Utica Campus. The project was announced by U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer during a press conference at MVCC on Thursday.
Schumer secures funds for semiconductor training facility at MVCC
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer has secured $2 million in federal funding to create a semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training facility. more
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Pictured are houses for sale on Lexington Ave in Oneida Wednesday, December 4, 2023.
Experts see shift in local housing market
Prior to the holiday slump, the local housing market was still hot, but realtors say they are starting to see some things shift. more
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The former Rome OTB and Legends Sports Bar & Eatery at 526 Erie Blvd. W. will be the new location for a Popeyes fast food restaurant with drive-thru and outdoor seating area.
Smooth sailing for Popeyes as panel OK’s variance
The city Zoning Board of Appeals approved an appeal for an area variance on the window design for the new Popeyes fast food chain that will occupy the former OTB and Legends Bar. more
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The property at 411 Columbia St., JP O’Brien Plumbing & Heating, is surrounded by construction of the Wynn Hospital and the parking garage in downtown Utica.
Court sides with developer in eminent domain case
The Supreme Court of the State of New York, Appellate Division, Fourth Judicial Department, has voted that the Oneida County Industrial Development Agency can not take the property at 411 Columbia St. more
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Pictured is the former Duofold site on Spruce Street in Ilion.
Village of Ilion receives $2 million in Restore NY assistance for Duofold site
The village of Ilion, with the assistance of the Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency (HCIDA), has just received $2 million in Restore NY assistance to be used towards the Duofold site. more
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has completed cleanup work to address asbestos contamination at the Charlestown Mall site. Nearly 30,000 tons of debris were removed from the site.
EPA completes demolition, asbestos removal at former Charlestown Mall site
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has completed cleanup work to address asbestos contamination at the Charlestown Mall site, according to an announcement Wednesday by EOA officials. more
Pictured is an aerial of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute campus from Oct. 12, 2022. Danfoss Silicon Power (a silicon-carbide power module packaging operation at the Computer Chip Commercialization Center, better known as the Quad-C, on the SUNY Polytechnic campus) can be seen to the far left, and the under-construction Wolfspeed facility ( a silicon carbide computer chip fabricating facility in Marcy) can be seen in the far distance. In past years, stake holders noted one benefit of semiconductor industry facilities being seated close to one another are the collaboration possibilities.
CNSE leaving SUNY Poly following board vote
The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy will be returning to the University at Albany, following a vote by the SUNY Board of Trustees. more
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Renovations for Valley View Golf Course, 620 Memorial Parkway, Utica, have been temporarily halted due to an increase to estimated costs, now quoted at over $5 million.
City takes ‘mulligan’ on first shot at Valley View renovations
Proposed renovations for the Valley View Golf Course, 620 Memorial Parkway, are now on hold as projected costs have doubled from the original $2.8 million estimate. more
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The former Outback Steakhouse building, 8655 Clinton St., will be the new site for Aqua Vino Restaurant & Banquets as the establishment plans to move from their current location in January.
Aqua Vino to move to New Hartford
After 15 years on the harbor, Aqua Vino Restaurant and Banquets will be moving to a new location in January. more
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Pictured is the former Waterbury Felt Mill on the corner of River Rd. and Rt. 69 in Oriskany. Photo taken Sept. 2, 2022.
Board approves zoning change in Oriskany
The village Planning Board voted unanimously to change the zoning of the former Waterbury Felt Mill from Manufacturing to Commercial following a public hearing at the Oriskany Masonic Lodge. more
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