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A proposal to place a new Stewart’s Shop in this location at 2634 Genesee St. has received complaints from residents in south Utica.
Residents voice concern over proposed Stewart’s Shop in south Utica
A proposal to build a Stewart’s Shops gas station and convenience store in south Utica has raised concerns with local residents. more
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A 61-year-old man was shot and killed by a Utica police officer during an incident at 1601 Neilson St. in the Cornhill district Monday, Sept. 12. The New York State Attorney General's Office is investigating.
Utica man ‘advanced’ at officer with a knife
The Utica man shot and killed by Utica police officers on Neilson Street Monday evening advanced towards an officer with a knife. more
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The final day of collection of household hazardous waste for the season is Friday, Sept. 30, at the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority Household Hazardous Waste Facility, 80 Leland Ave., in Utica.
Household Hazardous Waste collection ends Sept. 30
The last day for the 2022 season of Household Hazardous Waste collection at the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority’s EcoDrop Utica will be Friday, Sept. 30. more
A 61-year-old man was shot and killed by a Utica police officer during an incident at 1601 Neilson St. in the Cornhill district Monday evening, according to the City of Utica. The New York State Attorney General's Office is investigating.
Probe begins in officer-involved shooting death
A 61-year-old man was shot and killed by a Utica police officer during an incident in Utica's Cornhill district. more
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First responders gather at the outdoor plaza in front of the Utica State Office Building, 207 Genesee St., as they prepare to begin the Central New York Memorial Stair Climb.
Honoring fallen heroes at CNY Memorial Stair Climb
As our country prepares to commemorate the 21st anniversary of 9/11, hundreds of first responders gathered at the Utica State Office Building on Genesee Street to participate in the Central New York Memorial Stair Climb. more
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Two 12-foot signs celebrating Saint Marianne Cope were installed on Thursday, Sept. 8, on the Parish Center/Mother Marianne’s West Side Kitchen at St. Joseph and St. Patrick Church. A blessing and lighting of the signs will take place on Saturday, Sept. 17, during a parking lot festival celebrating the 10th anniversary of St. Marianne’s canonization.
Signs of saint placed at church
In anticipation of the 10th Anniversary of Saint Marianne Cope’s Canonization in October, the Catholic Churches of Greater Utica will celebrate by blessing and lighting two new signs. more
An artist’s rendering shows what the county’s parking garage, which will adjoin the new Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica, could look like. Officials unveiled the rendering during a press conference Thursday.
Site work begins on downtown Utica parking garage
After delays, construction and site preparation for the downtown Utica parking garage for the Wynn Hospital has begun.  more
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Glass is installed by a construction worker at the Nexus Center site in downtown Utica. The Upper Mohawk Valley Memorial Auditorium Authority is seeking a naming rights sponsor for the facility.
NEXUS Center requests proposals for naming rights
Officials say the Nexus Center will be a linchpin of the city’s new downtown — and, for the right price, a business could have its name up in lights, for all to see. more
Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri announces major rennovations and an expansion project at the Bertolini Clubhouse at Valley View Golf Course in Utica on Tuesday. The project includes an addition of approximately 6,000 square feet.
Bertolini Clubhouse expansion part of overall vision for Memorial Parkway
The Bertolini Clubhouse at Valley View Golf Course, 620 Memorial Parkway, will receive a $2 million facelift, which will include an approximately 6,000 square foot expansion along with other … more
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Trees and power lines are scattered across streets, lawns and homes on Main Street in Westernville in this file photo of damage from a tornado that hit the town of Western on July 8, 2021.
Premier of  ‘The Westernville Tornado’ documentary, Sept. 10
Join the Oneida County History Center, 1608 Genesee St., for an exclusive screening of this locally produced documentary that tells a gripping story of damage and healing. more
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) will host its annual Wildlife Festival on Saturday, Sept. 10, at the John S. Dyson New York Energy Zone, 35 Utica Zoo Way, and the neighboring Utica Zoo.
NYPA to host Wildlife Festival at Energy Zone
The New York Power Authority will host its annual Wildlife Festival on Saturday, Sept. 10. more
One of the signature features of Frederick T. Proctor Park, the Lily Pond, is shown in this photo from July.
Celebrate Proctor-Olmstead Day Saturday
The local nonprofit program, Olmsted City, will host Proctor-Olmsted Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10, at Frederick T. Proctor Park, at the corner of Rutger Street and Culver Avenue. more
The fifth annual New York State Tool Believe Bowl will kick off tonight at 7 at the Charles A. Gaetano Stadium at Utica University, 1600 Burrstone Road.
Utica University to kick off football season with fifth annual Believe Bowl
The Utica University Pioneers are ready to take on the University of Rochester Yellowjackets in the fifth annual New York State Tool Believe Bowl. more
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Nick and Fred Matt (center), the third and fourth generations of the F.X. Matt Brewing Company’s Matt Family, are joined by local politicians and the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce to celebrate The Biergarten’s grand opening.
Biergarten celebrates grand opening
The Biergarten at F.X. Matt Brewing Company is officially open for business. more
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Leslie Corbo, associate professor of cybersecurity and director of undergraduate cybersecurity programs at Utica University, has been awarded the university’s Karl Zimpel Endowed Professorship in Cybersecurity.
‘Cyber Mom’ awarded endowed professorship at Utica University
Utica University has awarded the Karl Zimpel Endowed Professorship in Cybersecurity to Leslie Corbo, associate professor of cybersecurity and director of undergraduate cybersecurity programs. … more
Bagel Grove, 7 Burrstone Road, Utica, honors Ed Grove, the founder of the authentic bagelry, on their sign outside the establishment.
Founder and namesake of Bagel Grove passes away
Carl Edward “Ed” Grove, the founder and namesake of Utica’s Bagel Grove, has passed away at the age of 75. more
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ConMed employees gathered to clean up the green space around CONMED’s property. Thirty employees volunteered, collecting over 20 bags of litter.
ConMed achieves RecycleOne Certification
ConMed has received the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority’s RecycleOne Business Certification. more
The Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees, also known as The Center, receives a Community Health Award of $5,000 from Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield to support transportation assistance for diverse communities.  From left: Lisanne Divine, Center traffic safety manager; Zaid Erzaij, Center manager of employment and workforce development; Eve Van de Wal, Excellus BCBS regional president; Jennifer VanWagoner, Excellus BCBS manager of grants and community engagement; Yamna Abdalla, resettlement caseworker; and Shayna Keller, Excellus BCBS community investments and partnerships manager.
The Center receives Community Health Award
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recently awarded the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees (The Center) a Community Health Award of $5,000 to support transportation assistance. more
This Story and Clark piano was donated to Historic Old St. John’s Church in Utica thanks to the efforts of former St. John’s organist and choir director Alexander Meszler.
St. John’s Church continues musical legacy through donated piano
Angela (Bonomo) Nassar’s legacy was centered at Historic St. John’s Church on Bleecker Street for 70 years. more
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Picente expresses concern about federal judge recommendation
Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. sent a letter to Sen. Chuck Schumer, expressing his concern with Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand‘s recommendation to replace U.S. Northern District of New York Judge David N. Hurd with a non-Utica resident. more
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