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Local company awarded research contract
Quanterion Solutions, headquartered at 811 Court St., was recently awarded an Air Force Small Business Innovation Research Contract effort. more
Tickets on sale for Lewis Black performance
Grammy Award-winning stand-up Lewis Black, the comedian known aptly as “The King of Rant,” is set to perform at The Stanley Theatre on Friday, March 3 at 8 p.m. more
First District Councilor Katie Aiello takes a quick break in her work for a photo inside her shop, Character Coffee, 171 Genesee St.
Aiello aims to bring new voices to table
From running a coffee shop to representing Utica’s first ward, Katie Aiello is on a mission to change the city of Utica for the better and to inspire people to do the same. more
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Maurice Jones
Utica man accused of passing counterfeit $100 bill
A 58-year-old man is accused of passing a counterfeit $100 bill to buy a drink at Applebee's on Horatio Street, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Karen Durant
Woman accused of embezzling over $27,000
An employee at a Utica law firm is accused of altering the payroll to give herself more than $27,000 in bonuses over the past year. more
Construction of the new entrance building at the Utica Zoo is shown in the foreground in this aerial shot from Wednesday, Oct. 12. Zoo officials expect a completion date in early 2023.
Construction under way at Utica Zoo
Work continues this week on the construction of a new entrance building at the Utica Zoo. more
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The Utica Public Library hosts Catholic Charities Oneida/Madison County’s annual HalloWine wine and craft beer event at 6 p.m. Oct. 21.
Enjoy wine, craft beer with a haunted twist
Catholic Charities Oneida/Madison County’s annual HalloWine wine and craft beer event returns at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21. more
Grant helps promote activities for seniors in Verona Beach
50 Forward Mohawk Valley received a $30,000 grant from the Gorman Foundation to revitalize the outdoor tennis courts to also include pickleball courts at the Verona Beach site. more
Active shooter call at Utica elementary school a hoax
An active shooter call at Hugh R. Jones Elementary School in Utica on Thursday was a hoax and no one was in any danger. more
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Pursuit through Herkimer County leads to charges
A 24-year-old woman is facing multiple charges after leading multiple law enforcement agencies on a high speed chase between Herkimer County and the City of Utica. more
Jahquin Hoston
Man charged in theft from apartment
A Utica man is accused of entering a woman's apartment at Kennedy Plaza and stealing her property, according to the Utica Police Department. more
The state Department of Environmental Conservation and the Oneida County Sewer District to hold an electronics recycling event on Saturday, Oct. 22.
Electronics recycling event Saturday
State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, announced he is partnering with the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority, Confidata. more
Residents air concerns on water rate hike
Mohawk Valley residents voiced their opposition to the Mohawk Valley Water Authority’s proposed rate increase at a public hearing on Monday, Oct. 17.  more
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New York State Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon appeared in Utica on Monday to announce the signing of her bill into law to combat catalytic converter thefts. She was joined by several local law enforcement leaders and car dealership representatives.
Signing of law to combat catalytic converter thefts hailed
A new law designed to crack down on catalytic converter thefts by making scrappers more accountable and giving more tools to dealerships will go into effect at the start of the new year. more
Brian Nolan was named acting superintendent of the Utica City School District Tuesday by the Board of Education.
Nolan named acting superintendent of Utica City School District
Utica City School District Superintendent Bruce Karam was placed on administrative leave Tuesday in a 4-2 vote by the district's Board of Education pending the completion of an investigation. more
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Officials have identified the cause of the power outage that took place during the Utica Comets’ first game of the season.
Officials identify cause of power outage at the Adirondack Bank Center
Officials have identified the cause of the power outage that took place during the Utica Comets’ first game of the season at the Adirondack Bank Center at Utica Memorial Auditorium. more
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Evangelist Joanne Servello speaks Thursday
Local evangelist Joanne Servello will speak Thursday, Oct. 20, at Redeemer Church, 931 Herkimer Road. more
The restored entryway of the Stanley Theatre, 259 Genesee St., in Utica, was unveiled on Friday. The gleaming new entrance, ticket booth and facade were restored following the weathering of the brass over the past several decades.
Stanley Theatre’s renovated entryway, ticket booth hailed
The revised entryway, ticket booth and facade at the Stanley Theatre, 259 Genesee St., which was unveiled last week, has drawn rave reviews. more
The CDC found that in 2022, 2.55 million high school and middle school students reported they currently use an e-cigarette. About 85% reported that they use flavored e-cigarettes, and over 50% reported using a disposable e-cigarette. 
Effort seeks to curb youth vaping
As e-cigarettes continue to be wildly popular, particularly with teenagers, groups in Central New York are working to curb usage among children and teens. more
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Take Back the Night march Thursday
The YWCA Mohawk Valley will hold its annual Take Back the Night march and candlelight vigil in Utica on Thursday evening. more
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