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Lou Parrotta
COLUMN: Supreme Court’s ruling for Utica baker in 1905 was a landmark ruling at the time
As the United States Supreme Court ends its current term with several monumental decisions, it is fitting to remember Utican Joseph Lochner, who refused to follow a New York State statute in 1899 … more
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Metzger
Police make arrest in Utica gunfire incident
A Rome parolee has been charged with robbery and reckless endangerment following the shots fired call in the Taco Bell parking lot in Utica Thursday afternoon ... more
Government offices closed for Fourth; green waste pickup to run day later and Utica to close some streets for parade
Independence Day, also called the Fourth of July, is a federal holiday which commemorates the Declaration of Independence, which was ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776. more
SWAT TEAM VICTORY — The Utica Metro SWAT Team was recognized as the winners of the Tactical Week training at the New York State Preparedness Center in Whitestown last week. Five SWAT teams from across the state competed in a series of high intensity training scenarios, and state officials said the Metro SWAT Team scored the highest. Here they are posing with Utica Police Chief Mark Williams, center. The Metro SWAT Team is comprised of officers from the Utica and New Hartford police departments, as well as the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office.
SNAPSHOT: Utica Metro SWAT Team winners of Tactical Week training
The Utica Metro SWAT Team was recognized as the winners of the Tactical Week training at the New York State Preparedness Center in Whitestown last week. more
Hernandez Caba
Essay contest winner earns library internship​​
A panel of independent judges have selected Hender Hernandez Caba, who will be a senior this fall at Thomas R. Proctor High School, as the winner of the annual Give Back to Utica essay contest. … more
Ujjwal Rai prepares two orders of 315 bowls at Muju International Groceries in Utica. The bowl contains “a little bit of everything,” according to Rai, including marinated chicken, cabbage, rice and chickpeas. Coconut milk is also used while cooking.
Muju International Groceries reflects Utica’s many cultures
Muju International Groceries is stocked with items that can’t be found at just any grocery store. more
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Police probe shots fired incident at North Genesee Street eatery
Gunfire at the Taco Bell on North Genesee Street is under investigation after several shots were fired at another person Thursday afternoon... more
Hendricks
Woman accused of attempted robbery at Citizens Bank in Utica
A Utica woman is accused of attempting to rob a bank she had done business with in the past on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Gaines
Woman, drunk, attempts to hit pedestrians with vehicle, say Utica police
A 30-year-old woman is accused of trying to run down several people with her motor vehicle Wednesday night, while both drunk and with a toddler in the back seat ... more
The vacant building at 700 Broad St. in Utica will soon become affordable housing for dozens of city residents. PeopleFirst, formerly known as Utica Municipal Housing Authority, announced the redevelopment on Wednesday as a part of its IMPACT Utica redevelopment initiative. The project is expected to begin in early 2023.
Officials outline housing redevelopment initiative
Residents in Utica will soon be able to see more options for high-quality, affordable housing. more
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Colon-Ortiz
Man faces charges in Utica stabbing, police say
A 35-year-old man has been charged with stabbing an acquaintance in the stomach in Utica, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Grayson Barnard, 10, jumps in to the deep end at Tosti Pool at Pinti Field, 200 Sixth St., in Rome, on Monday, the first day of open pools for swimming in Rome and Utica for summer.
City pools open for summer in Utica, Rome
With temperatures set to rise into the 80s and 90s, kids looking to cool off and start summer off with a splash will find several municipal pools in both Utica and Rome open and fully staffed. more
Chancellor Apartment redevelopment project
IMPACT Utica — a Redevelopment Initiative by PeopleFirst — will begin its efforts with a project at the Chancellor Apartments on Bleecker Street. more
UFA Class of ’76, along with ’75 and ’77, to gather
Members of the Utica Free Academy Class of ‘76 — to include members of the Class of ‘75 and the Class of ’77, will gather for a “45-ish Year Reunion” ... more
Lou Parrotta
COLUMN: Pope Francis to canonize Bishop Scalabrini; once blessed Mount Carmel Church in Utica
Blessed Giovanni Battista Scalabrini (1839-1905) is to become Saint Giovanni Battista at a future consistory; the end of the formal process for sainthood. more
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Graduate Ruby Brice waves to the crowd during the annual commencement ceremony for Thomas R. Proctor High School on Friday at the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium.
Proctor celebrates class of 2022
Students from Thomas R. Proctor High School gathered on Friday at the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium as they celebrated one of the largest commencement ceremonies in the area. more
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Passengers enjoying some drinks aboard the Beer and Wine Train.
All aboard the beer and wine train
All aboard for a different kind of happy hour that will definitely give you and your friends something to toast. more
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The SWAT team from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office removes a victim from an active shooter scenario at the New York State Preparedness Training Center in Whitestown.
SWAT teams train, compete at state Preparedness Center
The May 14 shooting at a Tops grocery store in Buffalo was a reminder to law enforcement that mass shootings can happen anywhere at any time, furthering the need for advanced, realistic … more
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City of Utica officials encourage residents to review the new housing study and to submit any questions or feedback. The form to submit public input will be open until June 30. To review the Utica Housing Study and to provide any questions or feedback, visit: uticahousingstudy.org.
Utica Housing Study highlights needs, possibilities
The city of Utica released a draft of the Utica Housing Study, an extensive analysis of the city’s housing market... more
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Construction begins outside Utica’s historical Olbiston Apartments. A total of $67 million will be used to rehabilitate and modernize the famous apartment building.
Officials hail ‘rebirth’ of Olbiston amid $64M project
The historic Olbiston Apartments broke ground on a $64 million restoration project after years of neglect and dilapidation. more
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