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The vacant building at 700 Broad St. in Utica will soon become affordable housing for dozens of city residents. People First, formerly known as Utica Municipal Housing Authority, announced the redevelopment on Wednesday as a part of its IMPACT Utica redevelopment initiative. The project is expected to begin in early 2023.
Officials outline housing redevelopment initiative
Residents in Utica will soon be able to see more options for high-quality, affordable housing. more
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Construction begins outside Utica’s historical Olbiston Apartments. A total of $67 million will be used to rehabilitate and modernize the famous apartment building.
Officials hail ‘rebirth’ of Olbiston amid $64M project
The historic Olbiston Apartments broke ground on a $64 million restoration project after years of neglect and dilapidation. more
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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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With heavy construction apparatus on site and the waters of the Erie Canal in the background, demolition of a pair structures at Utica’s Harbor Point is set to begin Monday, beginning a new phase in the development of the location into a community and tourist hub.
Harbor Point project enters next phase
The Utica Harbor Point project is now ready to enter its next phase of development, said state and local officials, and will help usher in the transformation of the city. 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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Local and state officials gather for a press conference and ground breaking ceremony for Colonial II Apartments, on Cottage Street, in Rome, which will become the state’s first carbon-neutral public housing building.
Ceremony launches $40M housing project in Rome
Ground was officially broken for the renovation of the Colonial II housing complex off Cottage Street. more
Phase 1 of The Villages at Stoney Creek includes 50 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments located next to Turning Stone at significantly below market rates and will be exclusively for new hourly employees relocating to the region.
Oneida Nation unveils employee housing program to help fill jobs
Facing a critical need to fill casino and hotel jobs, the Oneida Indian Nation said Monday it will make 50 new apartments in central New York available for its hourly workers. more
McConnellsville Country Club is under new management and owners Todd and Cindy Bowman are looking to continue the Club’s legacy while bringing positive changes that build on it. Pictured: from left Head Golf Professional Kyle Siegel, Head Superintendent John Shannon, Co-Owner Todd Bowman, Assistant Superintendent Austin Cook, General Manager Jessica Cook, and Sales and Event Manager Katie Bristol
Getting into the swing of owning historic golf course, new family eyes future at McConnellsville club
With a history spanning more than 80 years, McConnellsville Country Club is looking to start a new chapter while staying true to its legacy. more
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A construction crew was busily working to build scores of new single family homes in the former Woodhaven area in Rome on Thursday, June 2, 2022. A forum discussed the need for new and additional housing amid ongoing revitalization efforts in the region.
Forum highlights area’s housing challenges
In a Thursday housing forum hosted by the Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley at Harts Hill Inn in Whitesboro, housing challenges and data collection efforts highlighted the discussion as well as … more
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The future site of Brooklyn Pickle, located in the former Empire Kitchen and Bath building at 600 State St. in Utica.
Syracuse staple Brooklyn Pickle coming to Utica in 2023
UTICA — After a week of rumors circulating, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri confirmed that Brooklyn Pickle will be opening a store in downtown Utica. Brooklyn Pickle is a well known staple in the … more
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Briana and Devin Mahoney speak at a press conference on Thursday, thanking the city for the investment and those who have participated in fundraising efforts to repair the Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts's roof.
Palmieri outlines host of Utica Prosperity Initiative projects
At the Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri and city officials outlined progress of several Utica Prosperity Initiative projects and the future of Utica. The Utica … more
What a difference two weeks makes. In the photo at left, taken on April 30, work on the under-construction Nexus Center takes shape in Utica as shown from the Whitesboro Street side of the project. At right, progress is seen on Nexus Center construction in a photo taken Wednesday.
Fall completion set for Nexus Center
UTICA — Work on the Nexus Center continues to “chug along” with an expected completion date in the fall of this year, said Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., this week. Picente … more
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge testifies before the Senate Appropriations Committee on President Joe Biden's budget requests, at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday, June 10, 2021.
$20 million HUD grant doubles size of eviction legal help
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Housing and Urban Development is doubling the size of its eviction protection program, designed to fund legal assistance for tenants seeking to stay in their … more
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