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Inside the Huddle: Little Falls Softball
The collapse of a Washington State bridge, which tossed three people and their cars into a fast moving river, is bringing attention to our nation's aging infrastructure.Here in New York State, 37 of... A Korean War vet finally has a medal he's deserved all along, 60 years later.
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Oneida County Legislator Ed Welsh Says Deal With Oneidas Is A No Win Situation [AUDIO]
Oneida County Legislator Ed Welsh shared his thoughts and gave some background on what has led to the proposed agreement between New York State, the Oneida Nation and Madison and Oneida Counties.
Eight cool beers for summer sipping
It's time to talk summer beer. If you're looking for something refreshing, here are some summer sippers to try.
Deceased public safety officials honored at annual ceremony
The job of those who serve the public has changed quite a bit over the years. On Friday, police officers and firefighters who have served but now passed were honored - a tradition for the past 30 years in the City of Utica.
Zogby's Obama report card: Prez loses his reelection mandate
Pollster John Zogby reports in our weekly White House report card that President Obama has partially crawled out of his scandal-filled hole.
2013 Utica Music and Arts Fest to feature Puddle of Mudd, cheaper tickets
Puddle of Mudd singer Wes Scantlin, left, appears in the music video for the band's 2002 hit "She Hates Me." Organizers for the Utica Music and Arts Fest announced the first wave of bands coming to Central New York this fall, promising bigger names and cheaper prices.
Schneiderman issues alert warning of robo-calling medical alert device scam
Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman issued a warning to New Yorkers today after receiving information from multiple consumers about a scam targeting senior citizens with robo-calls advising that they have been "approved" for medical alert equipment at "no charge." The message uses scare tactics to induce consumers to respond to the offer, warning ... (more)
Books on beer: The Audacity of Hops by Tom Acitelli
Were someone to hand you a book on the history of craft beer , you'd expect it to focus on the beer and breweries that had a hand in shaping our craft beer culture.
Blainey case prompts violent repeat offender bill that passes Senate
The New York State Senate passed legislation Thursday to require certain violent felons to serve their maximum prison term if there is evidence that their release would pose an imminent threat to society.
World-renowned fiddler plays for local students
Critically acclaimed fiddler Amanda Shaw performed for students at General Herkimer School in Utica on Thursday morning.
Civil Air Patrol Pilot Honored
A Civil Air Patrol pilot from Utica was recently honored for his efforts in the aftermath of Super Storm Sandy.
Ten-year-old victim takes stand in sex abuse case against town supervisor
The prosecution has rested and now the jury waits until Thursday, when they'll hear from the defendant himself, Trenton Town Supervisor Mark Scheidelman.
Utica taxpayers vote for 2013- 2014 school budget
Many taxpayers across New York State are voting on their respective school district's budget and board of education today.
Severe thunder storm downs tree, power lines
Thousands of National Grid customers are without power following a severe line of storms that passed through the area on Tuesday night.
School Board, Budget Votes Scheduled For Tomorrow
Voters in area school districts will be taking to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether or not proposed budgets will be accepted, and who will be selected to fill open school board positions.
Jerry Kraus announced as Executive Director of The Stanley
Scott Shatraw, president of The Stanley Center for the Arts Board of Directors, announced Tuesday the appointment of Jerry Kraus as The Stanley's new Executive Director starting June 1. Kraus will be stepping down as the face of the Stevens-Swan Humane Society where he had held the post of Public Relations and Development Director.
Father and son charged after Kossuth Ave incident
A father and son are both facing charges after an incident on Kossuth Ave in Utica on Thursday night.
Information regarding male child born 1/11/1968 in Oneida County, Utica, NY. He was adopted to a family that moved to Texas.
Schumer pushes tax benefits for live theatrical productions
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer announced his plan to extend tax treatment afforded to film producers and music publishers to investors in live theatre.
The Best Summer Camps, Daycare And Activities In Utica and the Adirondacks
The JCC always has something going on and their annual Summer Camp kicks off for toddlers aged 3-6 on July 8 and runs six weeks until August 16th.
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