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Mindy Land
Utica woman accused of stealing more than $8K in gems, jewelry and power tools
A Utica woman is accused of stealing jewelry, gem stones and power tools from a garage on Mathews Avenue, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Omar Thompson
Utica man faces burglary charge
A 36-year-old man is accused of breaking into a garage on Miller Street Tuesday night and stealing a pair of television sets, according to the Utica Police Department. more
Friend receives endorsement from healthcare union
The union healthcare workers of 1199SEIU have endorsed Utica Common Councilor Celeste Friend to be the next mayor of Utica. more
Utica City School District student liaison and graduating senior Tha Da Mwee Kyet, front center, attended her final board of education meeting Tuesday. She is joined by, front row from left, board members James Paul and David Testa and back row from left, board Vice President Danielle Padula, President Joseph Hobika Jr., members Tennille Knoop, Don Dawes and Bob Cardillo and new district Acting Superintendent Steven Falchi.
Utica student artists celebrated at board of education meeting
The accomplishments of Utica City School District art students were lauded by their teacher and the district's board of education Tuesday during the board's regular monthly meeting. more
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Virtual job fair to take place June 7
A free virtual job fair will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 7, with all businesses and job seekers from across a six-county region. more
A promotional flyer contains the images of a host of headlining acts of this year’s Levitt AMP Utica Music Series. The series, which will take place on Monday nights at Kopernik Park, 317 Genesee St., will feature 10 weeks of free, family-friendly outdoor concerts, starting June 19 and going until Aug. 28.
Levitt AMP Music Series returns to Utica this summer
The Levitt AMP Utica Music Series announced its lineup of artists on Monday who will perform at Kopernik Park in downtown Utica this summer. more
Rome City School District Superintendent Peter Blake, right, congratulates newly tenured English teacher Susan Mills while her husband Taylor Mills, left, watches Monday, May 22 before the board of education meeting in the Rome Free Academy library.
Rome teachers receive tenure, gratitude of school board & superintendent
Newly tenured teachers were celebrated by the Rome City School District Board of Education and district Superintendent Peter Blake. more
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The flattened metal case, which housed the 200-year-old charter of the Utica Knights Templar Commander, has been found, although the charter was destroyed by the elements. The original documents will be replaced by a high quality replica, girded by the original charter’s ribbon and lead Templar seal which survived, according to organization officials.
Good news, and bad news, for 200-year-old charter
Earlier this month, during the Utica Commandery’s 200-year-old charter and the document’s metal case — were lost in transport. The items have been found. more
Utica City School District new Acting Superintendent Steven Falchi, right, takes his seat at the head table Tuesday, May 23 next to Board of Education Vice President Danielle Padula, left, and President Joseph Hobika Jr.
Falchi appointed new acting superintendent of Utica school district
Utica City School District Chief Academic Officer Steven Falchi was appointed the new acting superintendent of the district Tuesday, May 23, 2023. more
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Uptown Comedy Festival coming to Utica in October
The Uptown Comedy Festival is Oct. 5-8 at the historic Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts, 2014 Genesee St. more
Brian Nolan poses Oct. 18, 2022 outside the Utica City School District offices after he was named the district's acting superintendent. He has just resigned from that post.
Acting superintendent resigns from Utica City School District
Utica City School District Acting Superintendent Brian Nolan has resigned. more
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Steve Zogby
Zogby receives Sidney O. Smith award
Steve Zogby, vice president of Scalzo, Zogby & Wittig, Inc. and Big I New York National Director, has received an advocacy award. more
The 10 new recruits to the Utica Police Department pose at City Hall in front of Police Chief Mark Williams, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri and other department top brass. The new recruits started at the Mohawk Valley Police Academy this week.
10 new recruits join Utica Police Department
The Utica Police Department welcomed 10 new recruits to the force during a ceremony at City Hall Friday morning, according to an announcement by department officials. more
Utica’s Harbor Point is shown on Monday. Roughly $2.5 million from the city’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding will go towards infrastructure and aesthetic improvements for the location, including a floating dock system for kayaks and canoes, walkway improvements, several pavilions and shade structures, and the enhancement of green spaces like trees, lawns and bushes.
Plans take shape for Harbor Point
Additional investments have been allocated to Utica’s Harbor Point, where city officials say the destination is now another step closer to reality. more
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Residencies, testimonies play pivotal role in first district case
Two people vying to represent Utica’s first district have found themselves in the center of a legal battle. more
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Utica school district to host CTE Task Force kickoff
The Utica City School District is hosting a Career and Technical Education Blue Ribbon Task Force Kickoff from 8-11 a.m. Thursday, June 1 at Delta Hotels, 200 Genesee St. more
Public entrance change for county office building
County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. announced the public entrance to the Oneida County Office Building in Utica will switch. more
The ribbon cutting of the new Giotto Center Community Health and Behavioral Services building, 1002 Oswego St., Utica, took place on Thursday, with officials from Upstate Caring Partners hailing the new site, saying the agency is now able to provide an array of services all under one roof.
UCP celebrates grand opening of Giotto Center
The Giotto Center Community Health and Behavioral Services building is now open to the community. more
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The Naval Junior ROTC program at Notre Dame Junior/Senior High School saw a transfer of command Wednesday, May 17 as graduating senior Marina Cascini, left, honors Isaiah Sexton as the unit's new commanding officer at the Utica school.
Sexton takes command of Notre Dame NJROTC from graduating Cascini
Membership in the Naval Junior ROTC program enables cadets to find many options and experiences they wouldn't otherwise have in high school. more
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Utica’s mayoral candidates, from left: Michael Galime, Celeste Friend, Robert Cardillo, and Frank DiBrango.
NUNA to host candidate forum Monday
The North Utica Neighborhood Association will host a Utica mayoral candidate forum at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, May 22, at the North Utica Community Center, 50 Riverside Drive. more
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