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ALL SECURE — Utica St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal Colleen Kain Martin and Mayor Robert Palmieri secure the rope used to raise the Irish flag over city hall on Wednesday.
Irish pride on full display in Utica leading up to parade
The Irish flag was raised on Wednesday at Utica City Hall, which begins a sequence of events happening across the city that celebrate the Irish heritage. more
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Fifty new citizens take the oath of citizenship Thursday, March 9, at the Alexander Pirnie Federal Courthouse in Utica.
New citizens celebrated at Naturalization Ceremony
The United States District Court in Utica welcomed 50 individuals from 27 nations as they were sworn in as American citizens. more
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Dontay Horning
Pre-trial hearing set for man accused in fatal shooting
A pre-trial suppression hearing has been set for early May for a 20-year-old Utica man accused of fatally shooting his friend in November, according to Oneida County Court officials. more
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Kaw Kee Lar, age 15, has been reported missing from Utica. If you know her whereabouts, you're asked to call Utica Police at 315-223-3563.
Teenage girl reported missing in Utica
A 15-year-old girl has been reported missing from Utica and is possibly in the Syracuse area, according to the Utica Police Department. more
The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce and the Sentinel Media Company, publisher of the Daily Sentinel, have announced a partnership in creating the 2023 Meet the Candidates for Mayor Series, who include, from left: Michael Galime, Celeste Friend, Robert Cardillo and Frank DiBrango.
Utica Chamber, Sentinel Media to host mayoral candidate series
The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce and the Sentinel Media Company, publisher of the Daily Sentinel, have announced a partnership in creating the 2023 Meet the Candidates for Mayor Series. more
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For the 14th year, non-perishable food items will be collected during Utica’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 11. The Food Drive benefits the Mother Marianne West Side Kitchen, which is named for Saint Marianne Cope, a Utica-native who was canonized as a saint by Pope Benedict XVI in October 2012.
Utica St. Patrick’s Day Parade hosts 14th Annual Food Drive
For the 14th year, non-perishable food items will be collected during Utica’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 11. more
The exterior of the Beit Shalom building is shown in downtown Utica on Wednesday. The synagogue has filed a lawsuit against the city, claiming a violation of the right to conduct religious services.
Beit Shalom files lawsuit against Utica
Beit Shalom, the synagogue in the heart of Utica’s downtown area, has filed a lawsuit against the city, claiming a violation of the right to conduct religious services. more
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LEADING THE WAY — Bagpiper Dr. Daniel Murphy leads Mayor Robert Palmieri and Colleen Kain Martin, the grand marshal of the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Utica, as they head out of Utica City Hall and toward’s the flag pole as they prepare to hoist the Irish flag on Wednesday afternoon.
SNAPSHOT: Raising the Irish flag at Utica City Hall
In an event heading leading to the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Utica, the Irish flag was hoisted outside Utica City Hall on Wednesday, March 8. more
Longtime local anchorman Bill Worden passes away
Bill Worden, the beloved former anchor for WKTV and the face of local journalism for more than 35 years, has passed away at the age of 80. more
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Quinn T. Seward
Fugitive on sheriff’s Ten Most Wanted list taken into custody
A 41-year-old fugitive on the Oneida County Ten Most Wanted List was taken into custody in Utica on Wednesday, according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. more
MVCC to host career exploration event in Utica
Mohawk Valley Community College’s Career Development Center is hosting an Exploring Careers in the Mohawk Valley event from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 21. more
Residents of Schuyler Commons Independent Senior Living center, 1776 Independence Square, Utica, and members of the Schuyler Commons Residence Association recently donated $3,105 in gift cards from local merchants to St. Volodymyr the Great Ukrainian Church in Utica. From left: Nancy Shaw, Pam Reardon, Zyn Jackiw, church trustee, Camille Kresa and Ray Schoeberlein. Not pictured is Paul Charbonneau.
Schuyler Commons residents aid Ukraine relief effort
Residents and members of the Schuyler Commons Residence Association recently donated $3,105 in gift cards from local merchants to assist newly-arriving refugees to the area from Ukraine. more
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Utica Deputy Police Chief Edward Noonan, left, poses with the 12 graduates of the Utica Police Department’s Citizens’ Police Academy at their graduation ceremony on Monday. The nine-week class teaches city residents about the ins and outs of the Utica Police Department.
Citizens’ Police Academy viewed as success by department
Twelve area residents graduated from the Utica Citizens’ Police Academy Monday evening after having spent nine weeks learning the ins and outs of what goes on at the Utica Police Department. more
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A loaded, 9mm ghost gun seized from a 17-year-old charged by Utica Police Tuesday afternoon, according to the Utica Police Department.
Utica teen charged with possessing loaded ghost gun
A teenager was charged in Utica after a loaded ghost gun was found in the waistband of his pants in the city, according to the Utica Police Department. more
SUNY Poly awarded $1.4M grant to serve at-risk students
The State University of New York Polytechnic Institute has been awarded more than $1.4 million from the New York State Department of Education. more
Pictured from left are: Michael Zalocha, Joe Betrus, Michael Brigano and Javon Pratt.
Utica Republican Committee announces 2023 ward endorsements
The City of Utica Republican Committee announces the endorsements of ward candidates for the upcoming election in November. more
Excellus BlueCross Blue Shield recently awarded the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees (The Center) a Health Equity Award of $30,000 to support a maternal health equity program for diverse populations. From left: Shelly Callahan, The Center executive director; Eve Van de Wal, Excellus BCBS regional president; Jennifer VanWagoner, The Center manager of grants and community engagement; Islam Mohamed, The Center health access coordinator; and Shayna Keller, Excellus BCBS community investments and partnerships manager.
The Center receives $30,000 Health Equity Award
Excellus BlueCross Blue Shield recently awarded the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees (The Center) a Health Equity Award of $30,000 to support maternal health equity. more
Cadets from the Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School NJROTC program recently took first place in Armed Regulation, Unarmed Regulation, Color Guard, Academics, Personal Inspection, Physical Fitness, Unarmed Exhibition and Unarmed Dual at the NJROTC Drill Meet Feb. 18 at Proctor High School in Utica.
Notre Dame NJROTC cadets excel in drill meet competition
Navy Junior ROTC Senior Chief Petty Officer and Safety Officer Isaiah Sexton said preparing for the recent drill meet at Proctor High School was “nothing short of rigorous.” more
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Disturbance at Oneida County Office Building
A homeless man is facing multiple charges for making physical contact with a sheriff's deputy at the Oneida County Office Building. more
Downtown Utica, part of the city’s first district, is home to First District Councilor Katie Aiello’s business Character Coffee. Aiello is currently running for a second term as councilor, while Mirela Pekmez seeks to challenge her in the upcoming primary election. Aiello has questioned the motives behind Pekmez running for the First District and her endorsement from the Utica Democratic Committee, as they chose not to endorse the incumbent.
Questions and concerns enshroud endorsement for first district
The Utica Democratic Committee’s endorsement of Mirela Pekmez for first district councilor has raised questions and concerns from incumbent Katie Aiello. more
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