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Passengers enjoying some drinks aboard the Beer and Wine Train.
All aboard the beer and wine train
All aboard for a different kind of happy hour that will definitely give you and your friends something to toast. more
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The SWAT team from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office removes a victim from an active shooter scenario at the New York State Preparedness Training Center in Whitestown.
SWAT teams train, compete at state Preparedness Center
The May 14 shooting at a Tops grocery store in Buffalo was a reminder to law enforcement that mass shootings can happen anywhere at any time, furthering the need for advanced, realistic … more
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City of Utica officials encourage residents to review the new housing study and to submit any questions or feedback. The form to submit public input will be open until June 30. To review the Utica Housing Study and to provide any questions or feedback, visit: uticahousingstudy.org.
Utica Housing Study highlights needs, possibilities
The city of Utica released a draft of the Utica Housing Study, an extensive analysis of the city’s housing market... 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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Local author David Butler reading and reflecting on his book ‘One Oar Too Many.’
‘One Oar Too Many:’ How local author David Butler claimed his narrative
“I love adventure and I love experiencing new things,” David Butler said. “I’m much more the type of person rather than sticking your toe in the water to see how it feels, I’ll jump in head first even if I don’t really know how to swim.” more
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John Baccarini
Utica man enters residence and threatens person with knife, police say
A 54-year-old man is accused of threatening another person with a knife at a home on Higby Road ... more
UCP announces return of Buddy Walk event
Upstate Cerebral Palsy, in partnership with the National Down Syndrome Society, will host a community Buddy Walk on Sunday, Sept. 18, to honor and celebrate individuals with Down syndrome. 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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Gamar Carter
Utica man found with loaded handgun
A Utica man is facing multiple charges after being found with a loaded handgun on Plant Street Tuesday morning, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Utica man charged with DWI following crash on Thruway
A Utica man was charged with drunken driving with a young child in his vehicle following a crash on the Thruway in Ontario County, according to the New York State Police. more
Rudy Giuliani speaks to a gathering at the parking lot of the Adirondack Bank Center on Monday during a brief stop in Utica for his son, Andrew Giuliani, in the latter’s campaign for governor of New York.
Rudy Giuliani visits Utica to campaign for son
A small but passionate crowd gathered at the Adirondack Bank Center parking lot as Rudy Giuliani campaigned for his son’s gubernatorial election. more
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Three displaced from Court Street fire
Three people have been displaced from their home — and city firefighters successfully revived a pet dog — following a fire on Court Street in Utica Saturday morning. more
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Visitors can immerse themselves with the many interactive displays and experiences.
John S. Dyson New York Energy Zone: An immersive experience for all ages
The John S. Dyson New York Energy Zone is New York State’s first and only learning center for everything electric. more
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The New Respects will open the Levitt AMP Utica Music Series on Monday, June 20, at Kopernik Park in Utica.
Levitt AMP Utica Music Series is back at Kopernik Park
The Levitt AMP Utica Music Series, 10 weeks of free, family-friendly outdoor concerts, return Monday, June 20, and continue through Aug. 29. more
Six firefighters promoted in Utica City Hall ceremony
Several Utica firefighters were promoted to ranking positions at a ceremony at Utica City Hall Thursday morning, according to the Utica Fire Department. more
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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Jana Selimovic shakes hands with Judge David Hurd before receiving her certificate of citizenship during a naturalization ceremony on Thursday at the federal courthouse in Utica.
Citizens from 26 nations sworn in as new Americans
The United States District Court in Utica was packed as 50 individuals from 26 nations around the world were sworn in as new United States citizens. more
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Austin Butler hugs his wife, Laina, following a farewell ceremony for soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry of the New York Army National Guard on Tuesday morning at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica.
Soldiers receive local sendoff before deployment
New York Army National Guard soldiers in the 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry received hugs and emotional good-byes on Tuesday before their deployment to the Horn of Africa. more
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Members of the Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School Class of 2022 usher in the next chapter of their lives at their graduation ceremony on Friday. Look for more on the school’s graduating class in a special commemorative section to be published on Thursday, June 30.
Plenty of pomp, happy circumstances at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Junior Senior High School held its commencement ceremony Friday. more
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Patrons enter the Saranac Brewery courtyard, 811 Edward St., where the United Way of the Mohawk Valley’s 100th Birthday Party took place.
United Way hosts centennial celebration
The United Way of the Mohawk Valley hosted a celebration that was 100 years in the making. more
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