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Bruce Karam
Ex-Utica school district employee referenced in Karam recording shocked, surprised
Former Utica City School District Payroll and Insurance Clerk Kim Devins says she was “shocked” to hear a recently surfaced recording of suspended Superintendent Bruce Karam. more
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In addition to a new mural, Liberty Bell Park will be receiving several upgrades to help improve the city park and attract people to visit.
Changes ahead for Liberty Bell Park
Significant changes are underway for Liberty Bell Park in downtown Utica. more
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Synthetic marijuana warning issued in Utica
Before taking synthetic marijuana, area residents need to be warned that other, more dangerous drugs may be mixed in, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Some of the volunteers at Mother Marianne's Boutique and Salon.
Boutique serves up kindness, compassion
Since opening its doors in Utica more than five years ago, Mother Marianne’s Boutique and Salon has served the homeless, the working poor, families living in shelters, refugees, and other disenfranchised individuals. more
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Bruce Karam
Karam's attorney blasts 'secret' recording broadcast Tuesday
An expletive-laced recording of suspended Utica City School District Superintendent Bruce Karam was played Tuesday morning on Bill Keeler's morning show on the WIBX radio station. more
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The Veterans Outreach Center will accept all types of textiles — clothing, bedding, linens, footwear, among other textiles — regardless of their condition; scrap metal; unwanted Christmas lights; returnable bottles and cans; and unwanted appliances.
Veterans Outreach Center to host recycling drive
The Central New York Veterans Outreach Center will host an Earth Day Recycling Drive to support its homeless veteran programs on Saturday, April 22. more
SUNY Poly hosts free Spring Wellness Fair
SUNY Polytechnic Institute’s Wellness Center is partnering with the Central New York DDSO's Employee Assistance Program to sponsor a Spring Wellness Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday. more
Paul Buckley, film commissioner for the City of Utica and Film Utica board member, alongside Lisa Wilsey, executive director of The Stanley Theatre and board chair for Film Utica, have both hit the ground running as Film Utica will be bringing two multi-million dollar productions to the Mohawk Valley.
Major film productions planned for Utica
Film Utica has been working diligently to bring major productions to the Mohawk Valley. Utica and the Mohawk Valley are no strangers to being the backdrop of movies and television shows. more
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Brooklyn Pickle, 600 State St. in Utica, is currently going through construction setbacks as the opening date has been pushed back by another week. The Syracuse-based establishment will now have a grand opening on Monday, April 24.
Brooklyn Pickle opening in Utica delayed until April 24
According to Brooklyn Pickle’s Facebook page, the delay in pushing the grand opening another week was due to construction setbacks that were out of their control. more
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Ellery J.L. McNeal
UPDATE: Suspect in custody in Utica shooting death
A 49-year-old man was shot and killed at a residence on Warren Street in Utica Wednesday morning. more
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Volunteers staffing the phone bank from the Oneida County History Center’s annual telethon in 2022 are shown in this file photo.
Telethon to benefit History Center
Oneida County History Center announced the return of its 18th Annual Telethon presented by Bank of Utica. more
Utica is pictured in this October 2022 aerial photograph.
Utica receives fourth credit upgrade, highest score in decades
For the fourth time during the Palmieri administration, Utica’s credit rating has been upgraded and is now the highest rating the city has received since 1987. more
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The property at 411 Columbia St., JP O’Brien Plumbing & Heating, surrounded by construction of the Wynn Hospital and the parking garage in downtown Utica back in December 2022.
Company buys Utica parcel amid battle with OCIDA
Amid a years-long battle over the property at 411 Columbia St. in Utica, Bowers Development has purchased the building.   more
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Young fishermen, from left, Colton Gould, Luke Haman and Finn Haman use nets to catch plastic ducks for prizes Saturday, April 8 during the Utica Zoo's annual Eggstravaganza.
Utica Zoo's Eggstravaganza celebrates all eggs big and small
From the smallest hummingbird eggs to massive ostrich eggs, the annual Eggstravaganza returned Saturday to the Utica Zoo in Utica to celebrate all eggs and the animals that lay them. more
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For more information on ConnectALL and efforts to promote digital equity and internet access in the state, visit https://broadband.ny.gov.
MVCC, NYS ConnectALL internet, digital equity session
Mohawk Valley Community College, New York State ConnectALL and the Mohawk Valley Regional Economic Development Council partnered to host a successful Internet and Digital Equity session. more
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., visited Utica on Friday, April 7, as he publicly called on Verizon to address the company’s dead zones across the Utica-New Hartford border.
Schumer drops in to blast dropped calls along Utica-New Hartford border
The Utica-New Hartford border has been infamously known as a dead zone for Verizon cellular service. more
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Child killer moved to non-secure facility for treatment
Child killer David L. Trebilcock has been moved from a secure to a non-secure facility as part of his ongoing treatment with the New York State Office of Mental Health. more
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The Mergenthaler family was joined by the Utica fire and police departments as the Utica Common Council issued a proclamation recognizing the efforts of the city’s first responders, as well as Adirondack Bank Center staff and spectators, in saving the family’s youngest son.
Family, council recognize rescuers
The Utica Common Council issued a proclamation on Wednesday recognizing and honoring the heroic efforts of first responders, staff and spectators during a hockey game as they all came together. more
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Kernan Elementary School students, from left, Rahkeem Gilmore, Hayden Noon, Amyed Alzanam, Zamiere Williams, Nuer Gaw, Ivan Toldeo and Javario Roman bring food to a hand truck that was delivered by MVCC student support advisors and Community Outreach Committee members Robin Saxe and Daniel Eddy.
MVCC donation helps stock food pantry at Kernan Elementary School
Students at Kernan Elementary School are assured they will still have healthy meals while on their spring break thanks to the outreach of their food pantry. more
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Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente Jr. delivered the State of the County address at Munson in Utica on Wednesday, April 5, 2023.
Picente touts progress, eyes future growth
Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. highlighted the county’s progress throughout the past 225 years, and outlined a plan for future growth during the 2023 State of the County address. more
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