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From left, James Paul III —  the Utica School Board Director, and co-director of Jr. Frontiers — is all smiles as he greets Douglas Wilder the first African American elected to Governor of Virginia at Virginia Union College.
Events, trip help to highlight Black History Month
The Mohawk Valley Junior Frontiers and more than 50 community leaders in the Mohawk Valley Frontiers Alumni Impact Collective recently held a pair of major events. more
Empowered Pathways is the Community Dispute Resolution Center for Oneida and Madison counties and offers mediation services. Trained staff and volunteers help guide parties in finding common ground in a variety of situations including child custody, small claims, workplace conflict, lemon law, and other topics.
Empowered Pathways offers basic mediation training
Empowered Pathways is offering a free Basic Mediation training to applicants interested in making a two-year volunteer commitment after completing an apprenticeship. more
Tahjer M. Hicks
County inmate accused of attacking corrections officer
A Utica man being held in the county jail for robbery and assault is now also accused of attacking a corrections officer, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. more
One of the signature features of Frederick T. Proctor Park, the Lily Pond, is shown in this photo from July 2022.
Lily Pond work to help restore grandeur to historic F.T. Proctor Park
Still more big improvements are in store for Utica’s historic Frederick T. Proctor Park this summer and fall. more
Utica University to give high schoolers up-close look at communications careers
Utica University and the Raymond Simon Institute for Public Relations and Journalism are teaming up to share the experience and knowledge of professionals in the communications field. more
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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Officials gather at a ceremony to announce a $20,000 grant for Evelyn’s House, ICAN’s joint transitional and rapid rehousing program for homeless women, aged 16-24, who are pregnant and/or parenting. From left: Shayna Keller, Excellus BCBS community investments and partnerships manager; Allison Jackson, ICAN chief program officer; Eve Van de Wal, Excellus BCBS regional president; Steven Bulger, ICAN CEO/executive director; BJ Adigun, ICAN member of board of directors; Lisa Reginelli, ICAN director of transitional services; and Rosetta St. Peter, Evelyn’s House housing director.
Evelyn’s House receives $20,000 Health Equity Award
ICAN announced the receipt of an Excellus BCBS Health Equity Award to support Evelyn’s House — ICAN’s joint transitional and rapid rehousing program for homeless women, aged 16-24. more
Multiple drug charges filed against Utica man in Lewis County
A Utica man is facing multiple counts of drug possession after he was found with a felony amount of crack cocaine, while being picked up on a warrant for a previous drug charge. more
An artist’s rendering shows what a new electronic UTICA sign will look like when it is constructed on the north side of the Utica Place Garage, will be visible to visitors coming off of the State Thruway, and will serve as a source of civic pride for residents, officials said. It will feature 18-foot, LED letters.
New color-changing ‘UTICA’ sign to adorn downtown
Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri announced that the city is going to light up downtown with color changing “UTICA” letters. more
The fire on Mandeville Street in Utica Monday evening has been ruled accidental.
Mandeville Street fire ruled accidental
The fire on Mandeville Street in Utica Sunday evening has been ruled accidental, while the exact cause remains under investigation, according to the Utica Fire Department. more
Oneida County Offices closing at 3 p.m. due to inclement weather
Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. has announced that all Oneida County government facilities will be closing to the public at 3 p.m. today due to inclement weather. more
Jennifer Keida
Utica Chamber names Keida as Businessperson of the Year
The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce Businessperson of the Year award, presented by Staffworks, is given annually to an individual who has shown exemplary service to the Chamber. more
Deronn Pool
Utica man charged with threatening home with shotgun
A Utica man was charged with threatening a household with a shotgun on Elm Street Monday afternoon, according to the Utica Police Department. more
James Ware Jr. rejected a plea offer of 18 years to life in prison for murder in Oneida County Court Tuesday morning.
Accused killer rejects plea deal in Oneida County Court
A Utica man charged in a December homicide in the city rejected a plea offer in Oneida County Court on Tuesday. more
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Todd Carville
Carville endorsed by Utica Police union for district attorney post
The John E. Creedon Police Benevolent Association, which represents members of the Utica Police Department, has endorsed Todd Carville in his run for Oneida County District Attorney. more
Robert Cardillo
Cardillo outlines plan to fight poverty in Utica
Utica Mayoral candidate Robert Cardillo announced a plan to help combat poverty in Utica.  more
Previously, four Utica School Board members, including President Joseph Hobika Jr., left, and Tennille Knoop, right, and Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan, center, were served legal notice (by the man in the blue t-shirt) Dec. 13 of pending court action against them from Bruce Karam, who was placed on administrative leave from his superintendent position in October.
Utica School Board members removed from superintendent’s lawsuit
The names of four individual Utica City School District Board of Education members were dropped Friday in Oneida County Court from a lawsuit brought against them by Superintendent Bruce Karam. more
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Pop-up shop for Broadway fans at Broadway Utica
Broadway Utica is hosting its first ever pop-up shop. The shop will be filled with a variety of show banners, signed show posters, playbills, CD’s and more. more
The Oneida County office building at 800 Park Ave. in Utica is shown on Friday, March 10. Last week county lawmakers approved borrowing $3.5 million for asbestos removal at the building. That project is one of 12 capital improvement projects including in $17 million in bonding that was authorized.
County lawmakers OK $17 million in bonding for variety of improvements
The Oneida County Board of Legislators authorized bond resolutions totaling over $17 million for projects and improvements to county facilities.  more
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ALERT: Snow emergency declared in Utica
Due to the forecast of snow and high winds tonight, the City of Utica is being proactive and declaring a Snow Emergency. more
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