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Freihofer's Run for Women is Saturday
Olympian and recreational runners hit the streets of Albany for the thirty fourth annual Freihofer's Run for Women.
Utica Man Faces Felony Weapon Charges After Dispute
A New Hartford Police Officers arrested a Utica man early Saturday morning at an apartment building on Oneida St in Washington Mills.A According to police, it was reported that a male inside of one of the apartments threatened another male with a knife and was still in the apartment.
Utica police find blood spattered inside Monro Muffler
Utica police got quite a scare Friday morning when they responded to a burglary in progress at the Monro Muffler on North Genesee Street.
Classical summer has expanded offerings from the BPO
Summer is a time for music. Music outside in the night air, music on a sunny afternoon, music inside in air conditioning or even music in the dark cool of an old church, with the doors open, the breezes wafting in.
May Jobs Report Keeps Obama On Defensive, Aids Romney's Offense
Military veterans Kris Hummel and Shane Foley, speak with a TSA representative at a May 15, 2012 job fair in Utica, NY.
Utica firefighter gets two more weeks to accept or reject a plea deal
The Utica firefighter accused of switching seats with his unconscious girlfriend after a car accident, now has two more weeks to decide whether he will accept a plea deal.
Elderly Women Pushed to Ground and Necklace Stolen By Teen
An elderly woman was helping a young teen find an item at Hannfords on Mohawk Street when she was then robbed by that same teen.
The City of Utica is looking to reuse and recycle and revitalize the city. A number of area groups are discussing the deconstruction of Utica buildings.
Restricted parking at municipal lot on Varick Street has some upset
Some people are upset about a new sign next to a Varick Street restaurant and pub.
Effort to deconstruct, rather than demolish buildings in Utica
A new effort is currently underway to save building materials in the City of Utica and put them back to use.
What Vacant Lot in Central New York Would You Turn Into A Park?
A land-reuse project in Corning caught my eye and got me thinking about what underutilized parcel in Utica and Central New York we could turn into parkland.
Jobs Gained in State While Unemployment Rises
Shandola Williams waits in an employment office on May 14, in Utica, New York. Like many upstate New York communities, Utica is struggling to make the transition from a former manufacturing hub.
Utica Stay-At-Home Mom Wins $1 Million From Scratch Off Ticket
Being green has helped one Utica mother of two see a lot more green, one million dollars to be exact.
Utica man pleads not-guilty in 2007 murder
The Utica man accused of the murder and forcible sodomy of a Utica woman entered a not-guilty plea in Oneida County Court on Wednesday.
AAA expects 7.9 million stranded motorists between now and Labor Day
It's feeling a lot more like summer than spring. And with the nicer weather means a lot more vacations and traveling.
Acupuncture, a millenniums old, holistic method to allergy relief
Some doctors are predicting this allergy season will be one of the worst in a very long time .
Could we soon see more places to eat outdoors in Utica?
Members of Utica's Urban and Economic Development Committee met Tuesday night and one of the ideas discussed was, wouldn't it be nice to have more restaurants that have outdoor seating.
Storms roll into upstate NY, tornado watch in east
Eastern New York is being hit by severe weather that's already caused power outages and other damage to the west.
New initiative looks draw in younger crowds to the theatre
The Broadway Theatre League of Utica has announced a new program designed to get young people involved in theater.
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