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Herkimer to host 2nd annual Mohawk Valley Brownfields Developer Summit
The second annual Mohawk Valley Brownfields Developer Summit will be a continuation of the collaborative efforts between economic development agencies across the six counties. more
Grants are being made available through supplemental disaster funding under the Rural Disaster Home Repair Grant Program. Through this program, people may apply to receive grants of up to $40,675 directly from the USDA to repair their homes.
USDA to provide assistance to rural homes damaged by natural disasters
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development NY State Director Brian Murray announced the availability of grants to assist people in repairing their homes damaged by severe weather. more
A request for a two-lot minor subdivision by Vincent Holdings of of a parcel at 195 Brooks Road was unanimously approved by the city Planning Board
Minor subdivision approved by planning board
A request for a two-lot minor subdivision by Vincent Holdings of Utica of an approximately 1.74-acre parcel at 195 Brooks Road. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, could get a new tenant. The website of the property’s owner shows the space could be home to a new Hobby Lobby store; confirmation by city or other officials was not immediately available.
Hobby Lobby could be future tenant in Rome plaza
A Hobby Lobby store may become a future tenant of Freedom Plaza, 205 Erie Blvd. W., according to a listing on the DCL Management Corp. website on Friday, March 17. more
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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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Fair House training sessions March 23
The City of Rome and CNY Fair Housing are hosting Fair Housing training sessions for landlords and service providers in recognition of Fair Housing Month. more
Valley View, 620 Memorial Parkway, is now the former home of Daniele’s, who leased the venue for over 20 years. The venue is expected to receive a massive facelift with renovations to be completed by late fall.
City seeks new tenant for Valley View
Valley View, Utica’s iconic catering venue, is now back in the hands of the city after Daniele’s lease has expired. more
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An illustration of the planned mixed-use building that will go up in Utica’s Bagg’s Square.
New mixed-use development coming to Bagg’s Square
Mohawk Valley Garden Corporation is planning to build a mixed-use complex in Utica’s Bagg’s Square district. more
Navigating the real estate market: A closer look at the 2022 and 2023 trends and factors shaping the industry
The real estate market has been a hot topic of discussion for the past few years, with fluctuations in housing prices and demand making headlines across the globe. more
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Miner Realty & Property Management, 337 West Dominick St. in Rome opened in April of 2018.
Miner Realty gives back to the community
Miner Realty & Property Management LLC, a family-owned and operated company located at 337 West Dominick St., opened in April of 2018. more
Anyssa Harris
Harris takes the reins at Shamrock Real Estate
After 15 years of service, Brad Taylor is retiring from Shamrock Real Estate, Inc. more
Officials tout area’s economic progress
Officials from the Mohawk Valley shared updates on projects and initiatives that are changing the area. more
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The Hotel Oneida has long been a sore topic in Oneida as the vacant building has sat empty on the main drag, but the renovation project plans to breathe new life into the property and make it a central gathering place once again
Shuttered Hotel Oneida headed back into the limelight
Hotel Oneida used to be a hub of social gathering and community, and the city of Oneida wants to bring that spirit back. more
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Town of Western to mail new assessment values to property owners
The town of Western Assessor Steve Hunter has announced that his office will begin mailing property owners Assessment Disclosure Notices on Wednesday, March 1. more
Mortgage applications to buy homes dropped almost 40% year over year in the last few months of 2022, and refinance applications were down almost 90%, according to a December Mortgage Bankers Association forecast report.
NerdWallet: What latest mortgage company changes mean for your home loan
It’s been a bumpy ride for mortgage companies lately. Some lenders have gone out of business, merged with other companies or narrowed their focus. And more changes are likely in 2023. more
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Officials tout rural life as study shows state exodus
According to the U. S. Census Bureau, New York continues to lead the country in population loss and outmigration. more
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Public meeting scheduled, applications available on city’s federal block grant funding
Utica Mayor Robert M. Palmieri announced the City’s Department of Urban and EconomicDevelopment is accepting applications for federal funding that is being provided. more
St. Elizabeth Medical Center, 2209 Genesee St., is expected to shut down, along with Faxton-St. Lukes Healthcare, upon the opening of the new Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica.
Mayoral candidates speak out on fate of St. E’s
All eyes are on the St. Elizabeth Medical Center as officials with Mohawk Valley Health System and the city of Utica determine the best option on what to do with the campus once it closes. more
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The parcel at 114 1/2 River St. in Rome is shown on Monday, Feb. 6. Last week, the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals rejected a request for a pair of variances to convert the structure from a two-unit dwelling to a three-unit dwelling.
Rome ZBA rejects variance requests for River Street parcel
The rejection was based on lack of proof of financial burden and legal documentation that the property was a three-family dwelling when it was purchased. more
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A view of the Concept Site Plan from the Restore Forward Zoning Application and Attachments before the town of Ava.
Ava Planning Board recommends against proposed retreat center
The Town of Ava Planning Board voted against allowing construction of a proposed campsite and retreat center by Restore Forward, LLC, an affiliate of the Black Women’s Blueprint. more
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