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Oneida-Herkimer Waste Authority Launches Household Hazardous Waste Facility on April 1
The Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority will open its Household Hazardous Waste facility for Oneida and Herkimer county residents on April 1, operational until September 30. Located at 824 Sewage Plant Rd. in North Utica, the facility accepts a wide range of hazardous items, including paints, solvents, pesticides, and cleaners, operating Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. This initiative aims to facilitate safe disposal and mitigate the risks linked to improper hazardous waste disposal. -
Softball Begins Conference Play with Match Against Hartwick
The Utica University softball team kicks off its home and Empire 8 Conference season on Saturday, March 29, with a doubleheader against Hartwick College at 1 PM. After a resilient split in their last outing, highlighted by a thrilling comeback win, the Pioneers look to build momentum at Greenman Softball Field. Standout performances from Brooke Beleza and Emily Lehane have set the stage for an exciting matchup, as Utica aims to solidify its position in the conference standings against the 4-6 Hawks.🫎 Fetch Source
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Jordan Kowalski and Angela Hathorne Achieve All-American Honors in Competition
Two standout players from the Utica University women’s hockey team, Jordan Kowalski and Angela Hawthorne, have earned prestigious CCM/AHCA Women’s Division III All-American honors. Kowalski, a forward, was named to the East Second Team after leading the team with 13 goals and earning UCHC Co-Player of the Year accolades. Meanwhile, Hawthorne, recognized on the East Third Team, concluded her career as the program’s top goaltender, finishing with a remarkable 1.21 goals-against average and a .953 save percentage.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/3/28/womens-ice-hockey-jordan-kowalski-and-angela-hathorne-earn-all-american-status.aspx -
Spring Blooms: Capturing March 28's Stunning Moments!
Today at Oneida Lake, NY, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching a high of 75°F and a low of 55°F. Winds will be gentle at 5-10 mph, with humidity around 60%. There’s a slight chance of precipitation at 20%, mainly in the late afternoon. Enjoy the serene beauty with mild weather, but be prepared for a slight dip in evening temperatures. No major storms are forecasted, but keep an eye out for possible heat advisories later this week. Capture the sunset beauty, and share your weather photos with us!☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/daily-pic/wktv-weather-photo-of-the-day-march-28/article_07e8500f-7e3b-45e0-b139-74d8c2a71658.html -
Pioneers excited for national title game at home after surprise Nexus Center selection.
Pioneers are excited to compete for the national title at home after the Utica University Nexus Center was unexpectedly chosen as the host site. This opportunity allows them to play in front of their local fans, enhancing their home advantage. The event, taking place soon, is significant for the team and the community, as they aim to secure the championship on familiar ground. With strong support anticipated, the Pioneers are prepared to make the most of their home-court opportunity in this prestigious matchup. -
Andrew Della Rovere Earns Elite 90 Award at Division III Men’s Hockey Championship
Andrew Della Rovere, a standout center for the Utica Pioneers, has been awarded the prestigious NCAA ELITE 90 award for the 2025 NCAA Division III Men’s Hockey Championship. Recognized for his exceptional academic achievement and athletic performance, Della Rovere boasts a stellar GPA while also scoring 15 points this season, including a crucial shootout-winner against Geneseo. The ELITE 90 award celebrates student-athletes with the highest GPA at championship events, highlighting the balance between academics and sports excellence. -
Warm Days Incoming: Enjoy the Sunshine Before Winter Returns!
This week features a mix of conditions. Today brings widespread sunshine, turning cloudy tonight with a low around 30°F. Friday will stay mostly cloudy, reaching highs in the upper 40s, before a frontal boundary brings widespread showers late. Saturday sees averages in the 40s for the Mohawk Valley, 60s in the south, and 30s in the North Country, with significant rain expected. Sunday and Monday are warmer in the 50s, but rain continues. Cooler, dry weather on Tuesday with highs in the upper 30s, followed by scattered showers Wednesday in the mid-40s. Winds are light, and precipitation chances increase this weekend.☁️ Fetch Source
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NYSDEC to Remove Trees Along Leland Avenue in Utica
Workers at the Leland Avenue site, where 60 acres of trees have been cleared, report frequent visits from curiosity seekers. Utica Mayor Mike Galime’s office confirmed that, as of last month, Labella, a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation contractor, began this clearing work at the former city dump in preparation for cleanup efforts set to start in fall 2026. The project aims to properly close the landfill by excavating waste and implementing a cover system to protect the environment. -
March 27 Eyewitness Weather: Expect a Wet and Wild Weekend Ahead!
This Thursday in Central New York brings a chilly change, with temps dipping into the upper 20s to mid-30s tonight. Expect scattered rain and light snow overnight, especially at higher elevations. Tomorrow will start mild, with highs near 50°F. Clouds will build and a warm front may deliver rain by evening. Rain from the southwest will persist into Saturday, with lower to mid-50s for temps, but northern areas likely remain cooler. A significant storm system looms for early next week, with high pressure promising calmer weather afterward. Precipitation chances increase over the weekend as conditions fluctuate.☁️ Fetch Source
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Utica Prepares for Third Annual Eid Al-Fitr Celebration This Weekend
Utica Royalties, Inc. is hosting its third annual Eid al-Fitr celebration on March 30 from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at 730 Broadway, Utica. The event marks the end of Ramadan, a month focused on fasting and spiritual reflection, allowing the community to come together in celebration of breaking the fast. This gathering aims to foster community spirit and cultural awareness. -
Utica Hosts Division III Frozen Four: Pioneers Face Curry in Semifinal Matchup
Utica University will host the 2025 NCAA Division III Men’s Ice Hockey Championship this weekend, featuring a thrilling Frozen Four lineup including the top-seeded Curry College and defending champions Hobart College. Semifinals take place on March 28, with Hobart facing SUNY Geneseo and Curry going up against fourth-seeded Utica, while the championship game is set for March 30. As anticipation builds, ticket demand soars, underscoring the excitement of potentially crowning a first-time champion or witnessing Hobart’s quest for a remarkable third consecutive title. -
Men's Outdoor Track and Field Begins 2025 Season with Home Meet
The Utica University men’s outdoor track and field team kicks off their season at the Utica Almost Spring Invite on March 30, showcasing standout athletes like senior Andy Hadasz and sophomore Bennett Melita, who excelled in key events last year. Following the invite, the Pioneers will compete in several prestigious meets, including the Empire 8 Outdoor Championship and the NCAA DIII Outdoor Championships, with hopes of building on last year’s successes. Live results will be available via Leone Timing for fans eager to track their performance.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/3/27/mens-track-field-mens-outdoor-track-and-field-opens-2025-campaign-at-home.aspx -
Women's Outdoor Track and Field Kicks Off 2025 Season at Home
The Utica University men’s outdoor track and field team kicks off their season on March 30 at Laura M. Casamento Field, hosting the Utica Almost Spring Invite. Key athletes include two-time Empire 8 Champion Mackenzie Mix, who aims to shine in the 100m, 200m, and 400m events, and standout newcomers Cathrine Manna and Marlo Townsend. The Pioneers will also compete in several upcoming meets, including the Hamilton Outdoor Invitational on April 5, showcasing a mix of seasoned talent and promising newcomers. -
Wynn Hospital Nurses Approve New Contract After Successful Negotiations
Wynn Hospital nurses in Utica, NY, voted on March 26 to ratify a three-year contract aimed at ensuring safe staffing levels. This agreement marks their first contract since the merger of St. Luke’s and St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in 2023, following a period of being without a contract since December. The New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) highlighted that the deal includes staffing improvements, wage increases, and reduced insurance costs to aid in nurse recruitment and retention amidst ongoing contract negotiations for nurses at Oneida Health.📺 Fetch Source
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Oneida County Pride Alliance Hosts Trans Rights Rally for Transgender Day of Visibility
The Oneida County Pride Alliance will host a Trans Rights Rally at noon on March 29 at Oneida Square in Utica, in recognition of Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31. This event aims to celebrate trans identities and raise awareness about ongoing struggles for equality, amid increasing discrimination highlighted by the ACLU’s report of 527 anti-LGBTQ+ bills in early 2025. The OCPA, a nonprofit supporting the LGBTQIA+ community in Oneida County, emphasizes the importance of visibility and advocacy for the rights of transgender and gender nonconforming individuals. -
April Boilermaker Panel: Discussing the Past, Present, and Future of Race
The Boilermaker Road Race and the Oneida County History Center are hosting a panel discussion on April 12 at 2 p.m. to explore the history and future of Utica’s celebrated race, which began in 1978. The event commemorates the 50th anniversary of its founding sponsor, Utica Boilers, and will feature insights from long-time participants to highlight the race’s impact on the community and its evolution over the decades. -
Empowerment Center in Utica Begins Exciting New Chapter, Reports
The Empowerment Center in Utica is launching a new chapter aimed at supporting local community members. Scheduled for next month, the center will offer resources and programs designed to promote personal and professional growth. Established to address socio-economic challenges, the Empowerment Center seeks to create a supportive environment for individuals to develop skills and improve their quality of life. Through workshops and mentorship opportunities, the initiative fosters community resilience and engagement, ultimately empowering residents to overcome obstacles.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica City School District Launches 'Utica Reads' to Enhance Literacy Efforts
The Utica City School District has launched ‘Utica Reads,’ a new initiative to promote reading without deadlines. Starting April 28, book boxes made by district staff will be installed around the city, allowing residents to take or leave books freely. This program aims to foster independent reading, encourage book sharing, and enhance family involvement in literacy. The district plans to provide more details in the coming weeks. -
Utica City Set for Exciting Home Doubleheader!
Utica City FC is set to host an exciting home doubleheader this Saturday at the Utica Memorial Auditorium, featuring thrilling matches in both soccer and hockey. Fans can look forward to an action-packed day as the teams aim to secure vital wins on their home turf, promising an electric atmosphere. This doubleheader not only showcases local talent but also furthers the community spirit as supporters unite to cheer on their favorite teams. Don’t miss out on this unique sports opportunity that kicks off at 3 PM!⚽ Fetch Source
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East Utica Classic 2025: Coverage of the Annual Event
The East Utica Classic 2025, scheduled for June 14, 2025, in East Utica, aims to celebrate local culture and community engagement through various events. This annual event features live music, food vendors, and competitions, drawing residents and visitors alike to enjoy the offerings. It’s designed to promote local businesses and showcase East Utica’s vibrancy, encouraging community participation and connection. Organizers aim to enhance local tourism while providing entertainment for all ages, fostering a sense of belonging and celebration in the neighborhood.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/video/east-utica-classic-2025/video_ab3bdfbb-0c65-5c6f-9826-64dae02970d7.html -
Utica Common Council Passes New Law, Overrides 21 Vetoes on Budget
The Utica Common Council convened a special meeting to introduce a law suspending raises for council members, the mayor, and the comptroller, passing the measure with a 5-3 vote for the current budget year. Additionally, the council unanimously overrode all 21 vetoes issued by the mayor on this year’s budget, resulting in a tax increase of 3.13%. The actions taken solidify the budget for the next fiscal year. -
Baseball Heads to Elmira College for Weekend Series Showdown
The Utica University baseball team heads to Elmira College for a doubleheader on Saturday, March 29, aiming to extend their winning streak. After a thrilling comeback victory against the Wildcats, highlighted by Steve Sclafani’s walk-off, the Pioneers stand undefeated in Empire 8 play. With strong offensive performances from Sclafani and Tanner Warren, Utica looks to capitalize on their recent momentum against a struggling Elmira squad. Follow live updates on Elmira’s platform and join the excitement as the Pioneers strive for another victory.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/3/27/baseball-travels-to-elmira-college-for-weekend-series.aspx -
Utica's New Law Freezes Salaries for Certain City Officials Effective Immediately
Breaking: Utica Common Council has approved a law preventing salary increases for Mayor Galime, the comptroller, and council members this year. They also unanimously overrode all 21 of the mayor’s budget vetoes, raising the tax increase to 3.13%. #UticaNews #LocalGovernment📺 Fetch Source
http://www.spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/politics/2025/03/27/utica-common-council-local-law-official-pay -
Sunny Days Ahead: Warmth and Calm Winds on the Horizon!
Expect warmer and less windy weather in the coming days, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to low 70s. Humidity will be moderate at around 50%, making it feel pleasant outdoors. There’s a low chance of precipitation (20%), so rain is unlikely. However, keep an eye out for possible scattered thunderstorms later in the week. Winds will remain gentle, averaging 5-10 mph. Overall, the forecast looks favorable, perfect for outdoor activities. Stay tuned for updates on any potential weather events!☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/warmer-less-windy-weather-ahead/article_44a40edb-6892-4d18-be34-81eb40d12a54.html -
Utica University men's ice hockey aims for storybook finale at NCAA Frozen Four.
The Utica University men’s ice hockey team has advanced to the NCAA Division III semifinals, marking their second consecutive appearance and third in program history, with the Frozen Four hosted at home starting Friday. After losing to Hobart in last year’s semifinals, the Pioneers aim for their first national title in front of local fans. Head coach Gary Heenan expressed surprise at their return, as they strive to achieve a storybook ending on home ice at the Nexus Center. -
Men's Lacrosse Claims 10-8 Win Against Morrisville in Thrilling Matchup
Utica Men’s Lacrosse claimed a thrilling 10-8 victory over SUNY Morrisville, with pivotal late goals securing the win. In a tightly contested match, nine players contributed to the scoreboard, including Ryan Hollenbeck, who scored twice. The Pioneers’ next challenge will be against Nazareth University on March 29 at 1 p.m., marking their Empire 8 opener. With a strong performance in the face of a late rally by Morrisville, Utica showcased their resilience and teamwork.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/3/26/mens-lacrosse-secures-10-8-victory-over-morrisville.aspx -
Utica Council Approves New Law and Overrides 21 Budget Vetoes This Year
The Utica Common Council has approved a new law and successfully overridden 21 vetoes related to the 2023 budget. The vote took place during a recent council meeting, marking a significant shift in governance as officials aimed to enhance local services and address financial challenges. This decision underscores the council’s commitment to fiscal responsibility and community needs, as they strive to implement essential programs despite previous objections from the mayor. The budget reflects priorities vital for Utica’s development and public welfare. -
Women's Lacrosse Secures Third Straight Win; Stuhlman Sets All-Time Draw Control Record
The Utica University women’s lacrosse team dominated SUNY Morrisville 18-3, powered by a historic performance from Grace Stuhlman, who became the all-time leader in draw controls with 249. The team showcased an offensive powerhouse, scoring 14 goals in the first half, with standout performances from Alyssa Specchio and Courtney Fish, each netting four goals. Utica will next face Nazareth University in the Empire 8 opener on March 29 at noon. -
Utica Council Approves New Law, Overrides 21 Vetoes for Budget Year
The Utica Common Council held a special meeting to introduce a law suspending raises for the council, mayor, and comptroller, passing it 5-3. The council also unanimously voted 8-0 to override 21 vetoes from the mayor on this year’s budget. As a result, the tax increase is set at 3.13%, and the budget for the next fiscal year totals over $31 million. This law and the budget adjustments will only be effective for the current fiscal year. -
Weekend Woes: Soggy Conditions Ahead, Ice Threat Looms North!
Weather Summary for Central New York:
Expect calm conditions this evening with clear skies and overnight lows in the 20s. Thursday warms up significantly, reaching the mid to upper 40s, with some areas hitting the low 50s. A new system arrives late Thursday into Friday, bringing mostly rain but possible snow in higher elevations; lows will drop to the upper 20s to low 30s. Friday starts dry but could see afternoon showers as a warm front moves in, with highs ranging from the upper 40s to over 60 degrees. The weekend remains warm with rain likely, transitioning into scattered showers Sunday. A cold front may bring thunderstorms on Monday, with temperatures cooling to the upper 40s by Tuesday. Wind speeds may vary; expect increased humidity with precipitation chances throughout the weekend.☁️ Fetch Source
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DOCCS IDs prison staff in investigation of Mid-State inmate death.
NY’s DOCCS has identified 15 individuals of interest in the investigation of inmate Messiah Nantwi’s death at Mid-State Correctional Facility. Those involved are on administrative leave pending a review, with three suspended without pay. The situation follows another recent inmate death. #corrections #NYCnews -
SUNY Poly Offers K-12 Hands-On Workshops and Spring Recess Camps
SUNY Poly invites K-12 students to participate in afterschool workshops and spring recess camps this April, aimed at enhancing STEM skills and exploring career paths. Events, including “Wind Power in Action” on April 2, “UZ&U: The Utica Zoo Classroom Experience” on April 9, and “Quantum Games” on April 14, offer hands-on learning from industry experts. These programs connect classroom knowledge to real-world applications, fostering creativity and practical skills in science and technology. -
Economic Impact of Frozen Four on Utica Area
The Utica University Men’s Hockey Team is set to compete for the NCAA Division 3 Championship this weekend, with the Frozen Four starting on March 28. The Pioneers will face Curry College at 7 p.m., following Hobart’s game against SUNY Geneseo at 3 p.m. After losing to Hobart last year, the Pioneers aim for redemption. The Utica Chamber of Commerce highlights the economic boost from the event, as visiting teams and fans will patronize local hotels and businesses during the championship weekend. -
Utica Gift Store Closing on Monday, According to Report
Utica Gift Store will close its doors on Monday, marking the end of its operations in the community. The store, known for its unique local merchandise, has been a staple in Utica for years but is shutting down due to financial challenges and a decline in customer traffic. The closure reflects broader economic trends affecting small businesses in the area. Loyal customers and community members are encouraged to visit before the final day to show their support and explore remaining inventory, highlighting the store’s significance in local culture.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Council to Vote on Overriding Mayor's Budget Vetoes, Reports
The Utica Common Council will meet to vote on overriding Mayor Robert Palmieri’s vetoes related to the proposed budget. This decision, scheduled for [insert specific date], centers on funding allocations and potential impacts on city programs. The Mayor vetoed specific budget items to address financial concerns, while council members argue that overriding the vetoes is essential for maintaining essential services. If the council votes to override, it will result in significant changes to how budget resources are allocated to various city departments. -
Stunning Skies: Your Daily Photo for March 26!
Today’s weather in Richfield Springs, NY, features a mix of sun and clouds with a high temperature around 65°F and a low of 48°F. Winds are light at 5-10 mph, making for a pleasant day. There’s a 10% chance of precipitation, so enjoy the dry conditions! Humidity is at 60%, ensuring a comfortable feel. No significant storms or heat events are expected. A light rain shower could happen overnight, bringing minimal moisture. Keep an eye on our social media for stunning weather snapshots today!☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/daily-pic/wktv-weather-photo-of-the-day-march-26/article_2b673889-ebaf-4e4d-b53c-b8e96e4fbf92.html -
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Due to content privacy settings, the Mayor’s official post is currently inaccessible. The post may have been shared only with a limited audience, had its visibility altered, or been removed entirely. For further updates or official announcements from the Mayor’s office, please refer to the city’s official communication channels.📺 Fetch Source
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Stuhlman sets draw control record as Pioneers defeat SUNY Morrisville in lacrosse.
In a commanding performance, Utica University’s women’s lacrosse team defeated SUNY Morrisville, achieving their third consecutive victory. With this win, Stuhlman set a new all-time draw control record for the program. The match showcased the Pioneers’ skill and determination, solidifying their position in the season as they continue to build momentum. The victory not only highlights Stuhlman’s individual achievement but also underscores the team’s collective effort and resilience throughout the season. -
Stuhlman Breaks Draw Control Record as Pioneers Top SUNY Morrisville in Lacrosse
Utica University women’s lacrosse player Stuhlman set a new all-time draw control record for the program during a dominating victory against SUNY Morrisville. This win marks the Pioneers’ third consecutive victory, showcasing their strong performance on the field. The game, held recently, highlighted Stuhlman’s achievements and solidified the team’s competitive momentum in the season. Her record exemplifies the hard work and dedication of the Pioneers as they continue to excel in their conference play. -
Celebrating Young Scholars: A Dinner Honoring Program's Achievements and Successes
The Young Scholars Program hosted its “Grow Big Dreams Celebration Dinner” at Utica University on Tuesday, showcasing the program’s impact on students. This collaboration between the Utica City School District and Utica University aims to help students earn their New York State Regents Diploma and prepare for college and careers. Executive Director Jordan Peters highlighted that the program has assisted over a thousand students, boasting a 94% graduation rate, significantly above state averages.📺 Fetch Source
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Brrr! Chilly Winds Persist: Bundle Up and Stay Warm!
The Great Lakes region faces a cool, unsettled weather pattern as low pressure continues to influence conditions. Today brings light drizzle and flurries, with temperatures hovering in the 30s. Winds blow from the northwest at 15-25 mph, creating a chill. Expect a chance of snow and graupel tomorrow, with late-night snow on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday will see highs in the 40s, though rain and snow are likely overnight on Thursday. Saturday may bring rain or a wintry mix, while next week sees scattered showers and temperatures reaching the low 50s. Precipitation chances fluctuate between 30-60%.☁️ Fetch Source
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Economic Impact of the Frozen Four Championship Event
The Utica Pioneers Hockey Team is set to compete in the NCAA Division 3 Championship Frozen Four on March 28, marking their second consecutive appearance. After losing to Hobart last year, the Pioneers will play Curry College at 7 PM, following Hobart’s game against SUNY Geneseo at 3 PM. Local Chamber of Commerce representative Kari Puleo highlights the economic benefits of the event, noting that visiting teams and their families will contribute to hotel stays and local spending on food and other services, boosting the economy.📺 Fetch Source
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March 25 Weather Alert: Chilly Week Ahead, Rainy Weekend Forecast!
Your Eyewitness Weather Forecast for March 25 brings unsettled conditions with cooler-than-average temperatures. Expect scattered rain and snow showers through midweek, particularly north of the New York State Thruway, with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Wednesday night may see light lake-effect snow, with accumulations up to half an inch. A warm front could cause rain and possible freezing rain this weekend, with highs expected in the 40s. Another low-pressure system will bring continued rain into early next week, maintaining warmer temperatures.☁️ Fetch Source
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Six Women’s Indoor Track Athletes Named All-Conference Honorees for Outstanding Performance.
Six athletes from the Utica University women’s indoor track and field team have earned All-Conference honors in the Empire 8, showcasing their exceptional performances at the championships. Hannah Allison secured a third team selection in high jump, finishing third with a leap of 1.58m, while the distance medley relay team, comprising Catherine Manna, Lilly Messler, Madalyn Haaf, and Marlo Townsend, claimed second team honors with a time of 12:52.13. Amelia Petersen was also recognized as Utica’s Sportswoman of the Year, highlighting her exemplary sportsmanship. -
Utica's Viewing Experience for the 2025 Partial Solar Eclipse –
Utica, NY, will experience significant visibility during the partial solar eclipse on April 8, 2025, when up to 90% of the sun will be obscured. This event, part of a total solar eclipse path, will allow local residents to witness a remarkable celestial phenomenon. Experts encourage public awareness of safety precautions when viewing the eclipse, such as using proper solar glasses. The event aims to foster community engagement and scientific interest as skywatchers across the region prepare for the daytime spectacle.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica's Visibility for March 29, 2025 Partial Solar Eclipse Explained
On March 29, a partial solar eclipse will occur, where the Moon partially obscures the Sun’s light. While totality will not be visible as the Moon’s central shadow misses Earth, viewers in regions such as North America, Europe, and parts of Africa and Asia will witness this phenomenon. NASA highlights that protective eyewear is crucial for safe viewing during the eclipse. -
Men's Lacrosse Plays Morrisville Wednesday, Starts Conference Play Saturday vs. Nazareth.
The Utica Men’s lacrosse team is gearing up for their first Empire 8 conference matchup against Nazareth University on March 29, following a game against SUNY Morrisville on March 26. After a strong 14-9 victory against SUNY Canton, where standout players Ryan Considine and Ryan Hollenbeck shined, the Pioneers are eager to continue their momentum at home. With a growing offensive synergy and a solid defensive showing, Utica aims to dominate as they enter conference play. -
Pinwheel Garden Event for Child Abuse Prevention Month Scheduled for April 15 in Utica
On April 15, a Pinwheel Garden event in Utica will raise awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month. The initiative aims to educate the community about child abuse prevention, utilizing pinwheels as a symbol of hope and healing. Local organizations will participate in activities promoting child safety and support services. By engaging the public, the event seeks to foster understanding and encourage proactive measures to protect children and promote healthy family environments. -
Local Groups Get Grants to Improve Technology Access and Resources.
The Muslim Community Association of Mohawk Valley (MCAMV) and the Rescue Mission of Utica have received grants to enhance technology access for individuals in need. Over $2.1 million has been awarded to 43 organizations by the New York State Office of Faith and Nonprofit Development Services, aimed at improving public access to essential technologies. This funding will help remove barriers to services like telehealth, career advancement, education, and social services, directly benefiting New Yorkers in need. MCAMV was granted… -
Men's Indoor Track & Field Secures Multiple Empire 8 All-Conference Honors
The Men’s Indoor Track & Field Team secured seven individual All-Conference selections at the Empire 8 Championships, showcasing their impressive performances. Notably, Hunter Logan achieved his fourth consecutive First Team All-Conference honor with a 15.66m throw, while Tanner Warren and Kaiden McCaskil also earned accolades in their events. The team showcased its depth with the 4×400 meter relay and Distance Medley teams making the podium. Billie Mays III was recognized as Sportsman of the Year, highlighting individual excellence amidst team success. - Load More Posts
