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Utica teen charged with possessing loaded handgun
A Utica teenager was found with a loaded handgun following a shots fired investigation in the Cornhill district Monday afternoon, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri during his State of the City address on Tuesday, April 4, at Doubletree by Hilton Hotel in Utica.
Utica mayor delivers final State of the City address
"The state of our city is strong, and the future is brighter than ever," according to Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri, as he delivered his final city address as mayor.  more
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Broadway Utica shares update on grant recieved
Back in July 2022, Broadway Theatre League of Utica was awarded a local initiative grant for their Students on Broadway Program. more
The annual Eggstravaganza celebrates eggs and the animals who lay them from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 8 at the Utica Zoo.
Annual Eggstravaganza returns to the Utica Zoo
The focus is all about the egg, and the animals who lay them, as the annual Eggstravaganza returns from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 8 at the Utica Zoo, 1 Utica Zoo Way. more
Over 40 students from across the Mohawk Valley came to Utica University on Saturday, April 1 to present their science projects at the university's annual Regional Science Fair.
Science fair brings brightest students from across the region
Utica University held its 44th annual Regional Science Fair on Saturday, April 1, bringing together some of the brightest students from the Mohawk Valley. more
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A few potholes can be seen scattered across Jefferson Avenue in Utica, between Catherine and Broad streets. The Utica 311 mobile application is designed for residents to report non-emergency issues, like potholes, to city departments and have them addressed accordingly.
Utica 311 mobile app helps residents report variety of issues
While the worst of what winter brings to the region seems to be over, the annual scourge of spring driving — potholes — are often left behind, becoming more prevalent on city streets. more
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The second grade class of Mollie Palmisano, right, enjoy new dental care kits they were given Friday, March 31 at STEAM at Dr. King Elementary School in Syracuse by representatives of Utica-based CABVI.
CABVI delivers dental care kits to second graders (VIDEO)
Representatives from the Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired made a road trip of their own to Dr. King Elementary School. Check out the video in the article. more
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From left to right: Steven Bulger, ICAN CEO/Executive Director and Richard T. Fox, PE, National Grid Manager of Customer & Community Engagement, Mohawk Valley.
National Grid commits $75K to ICAN, Children’s Museum
National Grid has committed $75,000 to ICAN’s Family Resource Center through their Project C Neighborhood Investment Program grant. more
Signs of support for trans people and the LGBTQ+ community flooded the intersection of Genesee Street and Memorial Parkway in Utica on Friday, March 31 during the International Transgender Day of Visibility.
Transgender Day of Visibility rally held in Utica
The sound of car horns and cheers of support echoed throughout the streets of Utica as a rally for transgender rights took place on Friday, March 31, aligning with the International Transgender Day of Visibility. more
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Matthew Johnston
Utica man to undergo competency exam in second-degree murder case
A Utica man accused of killing his neighbor on Eagle Street will undergo a competency examination to determine if his case can proceed in Oneida County Court. more
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State to start $5.6M bridge rehab on arterial in Utica
Work to replace bridge joints and make other repairs to four structures that carry traffic along Routes 5, 8 and 12 over French Road and the New York Susquehanna and Western Railway is getting under way. more
RFA, Proctor High School among dozens of schools targeted with fake threats
Rome Free Academy in Rome and Proctor High School in Utica were among multiple schools across the state that were targeted by fake active shooter calls Thursday morning. more
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Joseph H. Hobika Jr.
Hobika: ‘No choice but to run for re-election’ to school board
Utica City School District Board of Education President Joseph Hobika Jr. says he has “no choice but to run for re-election.”  more
Two Utica police officers show off the new, heavy duty electronic bicycles that will be going on patrol in Utica parks. From left: Sgt. James Laurey, Capt. Brian Bansner, Mayor Robert Palmieri, Deputy Chief Ed Noonan, Inv. Shannon Acquaviva, and Utica Police Chief Mark Williams.
Police e-bikes to hit the streets of Utica (VIDEO)
A new type of police patrol will be putting pedal to the pavement in the City of Utica soon, because city officials unveiled their new electronic bicycles on Wednesday. See a video in the article. more
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Three Utica men charged with attempted assault in Saratoga Springs shooting
Three Utica men involved in a shooting incident in Saratoga Springs in November have been charged with attempted assault, according to the Saratoga Springs Police Department. more
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The new Munson is unfurled Tuesday afternoon with Anna D’Ambrosio, president and CEO of the facility leading the ceremony.
Iconic arts organization rebrands, shares vision for future
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, the 104-year-old arts organization in Utica, has rebranded to clarify their identity and shared their vision for the future of the arts campus. more
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Chancellor Park, located between Bleecker and First streets in Utica, is the latest city park to be allocated funding for renovations. Estimated to be complete by the end of summer, the park will have a new water fountain that will also serve as a splash pad, newly-installed pickleball and bocce courts, as well as accessibility accommodations.
Officials unveil plans for Chancellor Park improvements
Chancellor Park will undergo significant renovations, as city officials continue to focus on improvements to Utica’s park system. more
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“Art in Bloom,” will present vibrant, locally-produced floral designs inspired by works of art in the Museum of Art’s collection. The exhibition runs March 31 to April 2.
MWPAI announces Spring Weekend events
Four days of events and exhibitions are on tap for Spring Weekend from March 30 to April 2 at Munson-Williams, 310 Genesee St. more
Brandon Massett, a second year student at MVCC in the physics and engineering science program, left, helps students from Ann Reiben’s sixth grade class at Columbus Elementary School make Oobleck Friday, March 24 during STEM Fest in Wilcox Hall.
MVCC’s STEM Fest promotes science exploration for local sixth graders (VIDEO)
The goal of Friday’s STEM Fest at Mohawk Valley Community College was to get area students to “think of themselves as science people,” MVCC Dean of the School of STEM-Transfer Jake Mihevc said. more
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Kernan Elementary School Sixth Grade Student Council members, seated from left, Ivan Toledo, Nuer Gaw, Florentino Gonzalez, Jayrra Majias and Ikhram Hussaim chat with Utica City School District Board of Eduction Vice President Danielle Padula, standing left, and President Joseph Hobika Jr. at the board’s October 2022 meeting.
Zoom program reveals responsibilities of school board members
There is much more to becoming a member of the local school district’s board of education than simply sitting in on a meeting or two a month, said a Madison-Oneida BOCES Board of Education member. more
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