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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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Omar Jadama
Loaded handgun seized in Utica
A 25-year-old man was found with a loaded handgun while walking with a group of people on Mohawk Street Tuesday afternoon, according to the Utica Police Department. more
From left, Ida Weiss, daughter of participant Mary Youker with Celena Moulton, art therapy intern at the Resource Center for Independent Living’s Open House on Wednesday, March 22. They were looking over a community art project that participant Youker was working on.
RCIL’s advocacy center gets major revamp
At an open house on Wednesday, March 22, the Resource Center for Independent Living showed off the changes made to the Dorothy Smith Center for Advocacy. more
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Oneida County Correction Division Sgt. Curtis Morgan, right, talks with Oneida High School student Connor Simms, left, and his mom, Michelle Simms, Tuesday, March 21, at the Exploring Careers in the Mohawk Valley event at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica.
MVCC event explores career opportunities around the Mohawk Valley
Nearly 30 stations featured professionals from the following fields: arts and communication; business and hospitality; government, public safety, education and human services; STEM and information technology; health sciences; and skilled trades. more
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Law enforcement officials met with local business leaders at the Genesis Group's Regional Law Enforcement Forum on Wednesday, March 22, at Hart's Hill Inn in Whitesboro.
Regional law enforcement officials speak about issues they face
The Genesis Group and the Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley hosted the Regional Law Enforcement Forum to have a dialogue about bail reform laws and the shifting public perception of law enforcement. more
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Paul LaPorte, owner of Foam Hammer Games, holds a copy of Caged In.
Utica local and MMA fan join forces for unique board game
Utica’s Foam Hammer Games is bringing mixed martial arts to the world of board games. more
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Notre Dame Junior-Senior High School, 2 Notre Dame Lane, Utica.
Former Notre Dame principal accused of stealing funds
The former executive principal at the Notre Dame Junior-Senior High School in Utica is accused of stealing more than $3,000 from the school by writing checks to himself. more
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The former site of Peepers and The Compound, 104-106 Genesee St. in Utica. With both businesses closed, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri said changes are on the horizon to the popular Bagg’s Square plaza.
Business closures to bring new opportunities for Bagg’s Square
The closure of two adjacent businesses in Bagg’s Square has opened the opportunity for renovations to begin. more
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Filmmaker and storyteller Dennis Dewey tells the audience some of the behind-the-scenes secrets behind making his new documentary "Mr. Dickens Comes to Utica" Saturday, March 18 at The Oneida County History Center in Utica.
Film premiere event recalls Dickens’ 1868 visit to Utica
Local filmmaker Dennis Dewey debuted his new documentary movie “Mr. Dickens Comes to Utica” live and in person Saturday in a pair of showings at The Oneida County History Center. more
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The Utica Common Council met on Monday, March 20 at Utica City Hall, 1 Kennedy Plaza, to vote on the city's budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.
Utica Common Council approves budget
By a majority vote, the Utica Common Council passed the city’s budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. more
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Asad Mohamed
Loaded handgun seized in Utica traffic stop
A Utica man has been charged with a felony after being found with a loaded revolver in his vehicle on James Street Sunday evening, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Peter Pagliaro discusses his new book “The 1947 Utica Blue Sox: A Baseball Season to Remember” on March 25.
Local author discusses book on 1947 Utica Blue Sox baseball team
Author Peter Pagliaro admits his new book “The 1947 Utica Blue Sox: A Baseball Season to Remember” was “a labor of love that took too long.” more
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Dasha Kelly Hamilton uses baking as an analogy for life as she talks about “Makin’ Cake” at 7:30 p.m. March 25 at Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute in Utica.
‘Makin’ Cake’ an analogy on American class and race issues
Wisconsin Poet Laureate Dasha Kelly Hamilton will present “Makin’ Cake” at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 25 at Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute. more
Justin K. Brown
Utica man accused of stabbing another person in Frankfort
A 20-year-old man is accused of stabbing another person during a large fight outside the Utica Academy of Science, according to the Frankfort Police Department. more
Utica councilors to vote on city’s proposed $79.8M budget Monday
With a deadline to approve the city’s budget and avoid a default, the Utica Common Council will meet on Monday, March 20, at Utica City Hall, where the budget vote will take place. more
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One of the signature features of Frederick T. Proctor Park, the Lily Pond, is shown in this photo from July 2022.
Lily Pond work to help restore grandeur to historic F.T. Proctor Park
Still more big improvements are in store for Utica’s historic Frederick T. Proctor Park this summer and fall. more
Signage directs visitors to a new, temporary entrance as work progresses on the new Welcome Center at the Utica Zoo on Wednesday, March 15. The project includes $2 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding, one of dozens of projects set to help reinvigorate the community, according to city officials.
ARPA funding provides city with sustainability
On March 11, 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was signed into law, providing the country with financial relief to address the economic problems brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. more
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An artist’s rendering shows what a new electronic UTICA sign will look like when it is constructed on the north side of the Utica Place Garage, will be visible to visitors coming off of the State Thruway, and will serve as a source of civic pride for residents, officials said. It will feature 18-foot, LED letters.
New color-changing ‘UTICA’ sign to adorn downtown
Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri announced that the city is going to light up downtown with color changing “UTICA” letters. more
James Ware Jr. rejected a plea offer of 18 years to life in prison for murder in Oneida County Court Tuesday morning.
Accused killer rejects plea deal in Oneida County Court
A Utica man charged in a December homicide in the city rejected a plea offer in Oneida County Court on Tuesday. more
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