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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
Proctor High School Key Club members Reagan Pham and Reesta Tamang, front, pose with district Board of Education members, from left, James Paul, Donald Dawes, Vice President Danielle Padula, President Joseph Hobika Jr. and Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan March 28 at Kernan Elementary School in Utica.
No tax increase expected in proposed Utica school district budget
The proposed 2023-2024 budget for the Utica City School District is expected to be presented to the voters with no tax increase. more
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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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Utica Police, Oneida County DA to receive state funds for non-fatal shooting investigations
The Utica Police Department and the Oneida County District Attorney’s Office are among several law enforcement agencies across the state to split nearly $900,000 in state aid. more
Local fitness facility hires new trainers
O.B. Training and Sports Performance co-owners Ryan Obernesser and Christina D’Amico announced several new additions to their training staff. more
Adirondack Railroad to host Utica Chamber’s April Business After Hours
The Adirondack Railroad will host the Utica Chamber’s April Business After Hours on Wednesday, April 19. more
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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Oscar Boykin
Handgun seized following Utica confrontation
A Utica man faces multiple charges after allegedly bringing a handgun to a confrontation on Churchill Avenue early Monday morning, according to the Utica Police Department. more
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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Utica City Football player Timmy Goldman plays Simon Says with the third grade class of Jordan Penc before reading the book “Game Time” Friday, March 24 during the Community Reader’s Day event at Kernan Elementary School in Utica. Helping him is teammate Rafa Godoi.
Community Reader’s Day introduces elementary students to their working neighbors
The inaugural Community Reader’s Day held Friday at Kernan Elementary School brought in some valuable resources for the school’s students. more
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Public House Pop-Up features 30 local vendors
Local businesses will celebrate spring at the second annual Public House Pop-Up from 4-9 p.m. Friday, March 31 and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 1. more
Grace Huntzinger, then 3, is held by her nanny Natalie O’Halloran with the Easter Bunny that was at the Rome Art and Community Center during last year’s festivities.
RACC hosts Easter egg hunt, bunny visit
The Rome Art and Community Center, 308 W Bloomfield St., invites the public to an Easter egg hunt from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 1. Children 10 and under are welcome to participate. more
“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
“Bluey’s Big Play: The Stage Show” will come alive on stage at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. March 29 at the Stanley Theatre in Utica.
Emmy Award-winning Bluey brings live show to Utica
Grab the sticky geckos, break out the duck cakes and alert the grannies! more
Mixed news on colorectal cancer screening rates in NYS
More than 76% of adults in New York state aged 50 to 70 are getting their recommended screening for colorectal cancer, according to health tracking data compiled by New York state. more
Participants in the Utica Public Library’s lamb workshops on Saturday, March 25. The finished butter lambs sit in containers, ready to be taken home for Easter dinner.
Utica Public Library hosts butter lamb-making workshops for Easter
The Utica Public Library hosted butter lamb workshops on Saturday, March 25, to celebrate the upcoming Easter holiday and share Polish Catholic traditions. more
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NUNA meeting March 27
A North Utica Neighborhood Association meeting will take place on Monday, March 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the North Utica Community Center, 50 Riverside Dr. more
Utica School Board meets Tuesday
The Utica City School District Board of Education will meet Tuesday, March 28 in the Kernan Elementary School auditorium, 929 York 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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