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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. -
Recalling George Foreman's 1976 Utica Fight: A Historical Perspective
In August 1976, former World Heavyweight Champion George Foreman fought Scott LeDoux in Utica, NY, as he sought to reclaim his title following a loss to Muhammad Ali. This bout was crucial for Foreman’s career, as he aimed to reestablish himself in the ring after previous fights. Despite his victory over LeDoux, opportunities for a title shot remained elusive for Foreman, as noted by Ed Brophy, Executive Director of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. -
Spring Blooms Bright: 's Stunning Photo of the Day!
This week sees a mix of mild spring weather and occasional storms. Expect daytime highs around 55°F, dropping to lows near 38°F. Rain chances peak midweek at 60%, with gusty winds at 15-25 mph. Humidity levels hover around 70%, making it feel cooler on damp days. A significant storm system could bring thunderstorms Thursday, with potential for hail and strong winds. Snow is unlikely, but a light rain accumulation of about 0.25 inches is possible. Stay alert for weather advisories over the next few days!☁️ Fetch Source
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Sclafani's Walk-Off and Four RBIs Lead 8-7 Win Over SUNY Poly
In a thrilling comeback, the Utica Pioneers overcame a 7-4 deficit in the bottom of the ninth to defeat the SUNY Poly Wildcats 8-7, thanks to a dramatic walk-off single by shortstop Steve Sclafani. Sclafani’s impressive performance included three hits and four RBIs, while teammate Tanner Warren led with four hits, showcasing the team’s relentless spirit. The Pioneers improved to 7-4-1 and remain undefeated in Empire 8 play as they gear up for their next game against SUNY Canton on March 26. -
Men's Hockey Unveils Ticket Details for 2025 Frozen Four at Utica Nexus Center
Utica, NY, will host the 2025 Division III Frozen Four, enhancing its prominence in collegiate hockey as the national semifinals and finals converge at the Adirondack Bank Center. On Friday, March 28, Hobart faces Geneseo at 3 PM, followed by Curry against Utica at 7 PM. The championship game is scheduled for Sunday, March 30, at 7 PM. Tickets, available online only starting March 26, promise an exciting weekend of top-tier hockey in a city poised to deliver unforgettable competition. -
Yarbrough Joins Yankees After Stint with Utica Blue Sox
🚨 Yankees signing lefty Ryan Yarbrough to a major league deal! The 33-year-old veteran, who opted out of his minor league contract with the Blue Jays, will bolster the bullpen as they finalize the Opening Day roster. Last season, Yarbrough had a solid 3.19 ERA in 44 games. ⚾️ #Yankees⚾ Fetch Source
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Blustery and Chilly: Brace for Another Day of Windy!
After a morning of ice and snow, temperatures rose, leading to calmer weather. This afternoon, expect passing rain showers, initiating a damp stretch through midweek. On Tuesday, highs will be in the low 40s with persistent rain. Wednesday brings cooler temperatures, with possible snow mixing in; light accumulation could occur by Thursday morning. Late week will see improvements before another round of rain hits Friday night, bringing Saturday highs only in the upper 30s. Precipitation chances remain high, while winds will be light and humidity steady.☁️ Fetch Source
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Reflecting on George Foreman's 1976 Fight in Utica: A Memorable Match
In August 1976, boxing fans focused on Utica, N.Y., where former world heavyweight champion George Foreman fought Scott LeDoux. The match was significant for Foreman, who aimed to reclaim his title after a previous loss to Muhammad Ali. Though Foreman secured a decisive victory, he struggled to obtain further title shots afterward, as noted by International Boxing Hall of Fame Executive Director Ed Brophy. This fight marked a crucial moment in Foreman’s career trajectory.📺 Fetch Source
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March 24 Weather: Wild Temperature Swings Keep Us Guessing!
Tonight, expect cooler, unsettled weather as a cold front brings scattered rain and snow showers, especially in the North Country. On Tuesday, a cold system will linger, with light precipitation and temperatures in the mid-30s. Cooler Canadian air will dominate from Tuesday night through Thursday, bringing potential snow accumulations of 1-2 inches in higher elevations. By Wednesday, warming highs reach the mid-40s. Late Thursday into Friday could see a brief mix of rain and snow. The weekend looks unpredictable, with temps ranging from the mid-30s to mid-60s and potential rain showers turning to rain by Sunday.☁️ Fetch Source
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MVHS President Announces Plans to Retire from Position
Darlene Stromstad, President of the Mohawk Valley Health System, announced her retirement effective at the end of 2025. She played a key role in the 2023 opening of Wynn Hospital, resulting from the merger of St. Elizabeth’s and St. Luke’s Hospitals. In her statement, Stromstad expressed mixed emotions about her departure, reflecting on a fulfilling healthcare leadership journey and her commitment to enhancing care in central New York. Under her leadership, MVHS focused on community care and transformative healthcare initiatives.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Man Admits Guilt in Lansing Street Fatal Stabbing Incident
Jerry Lee Louis of Utica has pleaded guilty to the murder of 31-year-old Michael Bialek-Gilliam, stemming from a stabbing incident on Lansing Street last year. During a court appearance in Oneida County, Louis accepted the plea deal after initially rejecting a similar offer in January. He is set to be sentenced in May, facing a potential sentence of 18 years to life in prison. The case highlights the ongoing issues of violence and crime in the area. -
26-Year-Old Dies After Paris Accident: Updated Report
Koudi Bashir, 26, from Utica, died on March 24 at SUNY Upstate Hospital following a car accident on March 8, when Youma Bashir, 29, lost control of her vehicle on snow-covered roads, colliding with an SUV driven by Denise Land. Amidst the crash, five individuals, including Koudi and Youma Bashir, were critically injured and had to be rescued by firefighters. The accident involved multiple passengers and resulted in serious injuries for several parties involved, highlighting the dangers of driving in inclement weather. -
Damien Call Selected for All-ECAC Second Team Honors
Damien Call of the Utica Pioneers has been named to the All-ECAC Second Team, capping off a remarkable season in which he surpassed 1,000 career points. In addition to this honor, he was recognized as the Empire 8 Tournament MVP and made the Empire 8 All-Tournament Team, showcasing his pivotal role in leading the Pioneers to victory against SUNY Poly in the championship game. Call’s impressive performance averaged 14 points per game throughout the season, solidifying his impact on both offense and defense.🫎 Fetch Source
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Utica Business Park Renamed to Honor Economic Development Leader
The Utica Business Park has been renamed the DiMeoFord Business Park to honor Steve DiMeo, a key figure in Mohawk Valley’s economic development who passed away last year. The unveiling took place on Monday morning, with family members present. DiMeo, a long-serving president of Mohawk Valley EDGE, significantly contributed to the establishment of nanotechnology in Marcy and the industrial park at Griffiss, showcasing his dedication to local economic growth. -
Women's Lacrosse Prepares for Upcoming Matches Against Morrisville and Nazareth
The Utica University women’s lacrosse team aims to extend its winning streak with two upcoming matches: facing SUNY Morrisville on March 25 and Nazareth University on March 29, both at 4 PM. After a decisive 18-9 victory over Plattsburgh, highlighted by Grace and Maria Stuhlman’s combined 10 points, the Pioneers hold a perfect 9-0 record against Morrisville. They also seek to build on last year’s success against Nazareth, having won their first game against them in over two decades.🫎 Fetch Source
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March 24: Stunning Photo Captures Nature's Beauty!
Today in Waterville, NY, expect mild weather with temperatures around 70°F. Conditions are mostly clear, perfect for outdoor activities. Winds will be light at 5-10 mph, and humidity sits at a comfortable 60%. There’s a low chance of precipitation (10%), so no rain is anticipated. Keep an eye out for possible evening thunderstorms in the forecast that may bring heavier winds. Overall, it’s a great day to enjoy the northern lights from last Friday while staying prepared for any sudden weather changes!☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/daily-pic/wktv-weather-photo-of-the-day-march-24/article_749b4b3b-f5cc-4672-97ce-7bd9b89a38b3.html -
Utica Developer Receives Statewide Preservation Award for Downtown Property Efforts
Liberty Affordable Housing has revitalized the condemned Olbiston Apartments in downtown Utica, garnering statewide attention. The renovation comes after the building was deemed unsafe in 2021, leading to tenant evacuations. Spanning 17 months, the project aims to restore the property, improve living conditions, and enhance the community. The efforts reflect a commitment to affordable housing solutions and contribute to the broader revitalization of the area, benefiting both residents and local development. -
Mayor Mike Galime discusses potential vetoes on council amendments and previews gala event.
Utica Mayor Mike Galime has indicated that he will likely veto certain amendments proposed by the City Council to the Utica Budget. In addition, he previewed the upcoming Mayor’s Gala, which aims to raise funds for Thea Bowman House, an organization dedicated to supporting the community. The gala is expected to play a vital role in sustaining valuable services and initiatives offered by the organization. Further details on the budget and gala plans are anticipated in the coming weeks.🎤 Fetch Source
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Trenton Two-Car Accident Leaves Four Injured and Hospitalized
A two-car accident in Trenton, NY, on Monday morning sent four individuals, including two juveniles, to the hospital. The incident occurred around 9 a.m. on State Route 365 near Prospect Road when 31-year-old Alisha Burns lost control of her vehicle due to slushy conditions and black ice, colliding with a westbound car driven by 41-year-old Sarah Gaasch. All injured parties were transported to local hospitals, with Burns flown to Upstate Hospital in Syracuse for treatment of serious injuries.📺 Fetch Source
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Upcoming Roadwork: Construction Scheduled for Area Counties Starting March 24
Area counties in New York, particularly Oneida County, will face road construction delays during the week of March 24, as per the New York State Department of Transportation. In New Hartford, Route 12 will see a southbound lane shift for utility work, and in Utica, drainage work is scheduled on Burrstone Road, Champlin Avenue, and French Road. Motorists should plan for potential disruptions in these areas due to ongoing projects. -
Breault, Marra, and Graff Named Pioneer Athlete of the Week.
Jakob Breault has been named Pioneer Athlete of the Week after his stellar performance in the NCAA Quarterfinal, leading the Utica Pioneers to a 5-3 victory over St. Norbert and securing a spot in the Frozen Four. Breault tallied two goals and two assists while winning 24 of 37 faceoff chances, propelling the Pioneers into the National Semifinal against Curry College. Alongside him, Grace Marra and Emmy Graff also earned recognition for their achievements in gymnastics, with Marra capturing two All-American titles.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/3/24/mens-ice-hockey-breault-marra-and-graff-achieve-pioneer-athlete-of-the-week.aspx -
Utica University to Host D-III Frozen Four After Earning Tournament Spot
The Utica University Pioneers secured their spot in the Division III Frozen Four with a 5-3 victory against St. Norbert on Saturday, March 28 and 29, at the Nexus Center in Utica, NY. This marks the Pioneers’ opportunity for their first national championship while remaining local. They will face top-seeded Curry College at 7 pm, following the matchup between SUNY Geneseo and defending champions Hobart at 3 pm. The Pioneers haven’t traveled far this postseason, previously playing at the Adirondack Bank Center on February 22.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.cnyhomepage.com/news/utica-university-earns-spot-hosting-duties-for-d-iii-frozen-four/ -
Big East Camping and Outdoor Show Makes Its Comeback!
The Big East Camping and Outdoor Show is happening this weekend at the Accelerate Complex in Whitesboro, N.Y., celebrating its 32nd year. Running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the event features free seminars, a kids’ casting contest, a petting zoo, ax throwing, and the sixth annual Beast of the East Archery Tournament showcasing local talent. Organizer Deb Kessler highlights the convenience of the location, noting the proximity to the Adirondack Mountains and various campgrounds, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.📺 Fetch Source
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Winter Whirlwind: Snowfalled to Return Sunday Night!
Dry weather persists this evening with temperatures in the low 30s. Overnight, a warm front approaches, bringing light snow accumulation before daybreak and a potential wintry mix later. Lows dip into the upper 20s but rise to the low 40s by morning. Monday will be mostly cloudy with highs around 48°F; light rain showers are expected in the afternoon, possibly ending as wet snow. Scattered snow and rain showers continued on Tuesday, highs near 40°F. Wednesday brings light snow again. Next Saturday, expect mixed precipitation; highs in the mid-40s.☁️ Fetch Source
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Photos: Utica's St. Patrick's Day Parade 2025 Featuring Adorable Dogs!
Last Saturday, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade took place in downtown Utica, commemorating Irish American Heritage Month. Under a clear blue sky and warm temperatures in the 60s, the community came together to celebrate Irish culture. The festivities featured a vibrant sea of green attire, with families, friends, and even dogs joining the celebration, including a special group known as the Dog Breeds of Ireland. The event highlighted the local pride and joyous spirit associated with the holiday. -
Winter's Grip Weakens: Rainy Clouds Roll In After Snow Melts
The weather this week will be mostly cloudy with temperatures fluctuating between the upper 30s and mid 40s. Today, expect highs in the upper 40s with a 60% chance of afternoon showers, possibly turning to wet snow later. Monday night will clear briefly before scattered snow showers return Tuesday with highs near 42°F. Light snow is likely Wednesday and a mixed precipitation event is forecasted for Saturday with highs near 40°F. Humidity will remain high, and winds will be light. Sunday appears dry and cloudy with highs around 45°F. Stay alert for changing conditions!☁️ Fetch Source
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Rochester Rallies to Defeat Utica in Thrilling Comeback Win
In a thrilling finale, the Utica Comets fell to the Rochester Americans 4-3 after leading early. Filip Engaras and Brian Halonen scored, but a late goal sealed the loss. Next up: a road game at Syracuse on March 28, then back home against the Hershey Bears on March 29! 🎉🥅 #UticaComets #HockeyTwitter🏒 Fetch Source
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Checkers Defeat Comets in Thrilling Overtime Victory
In a thrilling game, the Utica Comets battled Charlotte but fell short in overtime, losing 3-2. They held a two-goal lead thanks to Strand & Gruden, but Charlotte rallied to tie it. Utica secured a point and heads on the road to face Rochester tomorrow. #UticaComets #AHL🏒 Fetch Source
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Marra and Graff Achieve All-American Status at NCGA National Championship Again.
Emmy Graff and Grace Marra of the Utica University gymnastics team achieved All-American status at the NCGA National Championship, marking a significant highlight in their careers. Marra secured her second consecutive All-American title in the all-around, finishing seventh with a score of 37.775, including a standout 9.825 on the floor exercise. Freshman Graff also made her mark, placing eighth with a total score of 37.350, capping off an impressive inaugural season. -
Utica Falls 9-7 to Baltimore in Season's Final Road Game
In a thrilling matchup on March 28, 2023, the Baltimore Blast defeated the Utica City FC 9-7 in TU Arena, marking the second win for Baltimore in their season series. Despite an early lead from Utica, Baltimore surged ahead with a series of crucial goals, including a remarkable long-range strike from goalkeeper Andrew Coughlin. The game was tightly contested, with the score swinging back and forth until Baltimore secured their victory. Utica now looks forward to their upcoming home games against the Kansas City Comets and Texas Outlaws.⚽ Fetch Source
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Checkers Edge Comets in Thrilling Overtime Victory
Last night, the Utica Comets faced the Charlotte Checkers in a thrilling match. Despite a 2-goal lead, they fell 3-2 in overtime, gaining a point in the standings. Next up: a road game against the Rochester Americans. Tickets for their next home game on Mar 29 vs. Hershey are available! #OneComet 🔥🏒🏒 Fetch Source
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Windy Saturday Night Cools Down; Sunny Yet Chilly Sunday Ahead!
Saturday night brings windy, chilly weather with temperatures dipping into the low 30s°F. Expect gusty winds at 15-25 mph, creating a brisk feel outdoors. A 20% chance of light rain or flurries is possible but minimal precipitation is expected. Sunday will be sunny yet cold, with highs only reaching the mid-40s°F. Humidity will hover around 50%, providing a crisp atmosphere. No severe weather warnings are in effect, but prepare for the cold and wind as you head outdoors. Bundle up! -
Utica University Men's Hockey Team Reaches Frozen Four Championship Tournament
The Utica University Pioneers triumphed over five-time national champion St. Norbert with a score of 5-3, securing their spot in the NCAA Division III Men’s Ice Hockey Frozen Four. This victory took place on Saturday afternoon, and the Pioneers will now compete against Curry College in the semifinals on March 28th. This achievement marks a significant milestone in the Pioneers’ ice hockey journey, showcasing their determination and skill on the national stage. -
Pioneers Reach Second Straight National Semifinal With 5-3 Win Against St. Norbert
In a thrilling quarterfinal match, the Utica Pioneers triumphed over five-time National Champion St. Norbert College, clinching a spot in the Division III Frozen Four with a 5-3 victory. Jakob Breault was the standout player, scoring twice and assisting on two goals, while Aiden Hughes sealed the win with an empty-net score. The Pioneers, now 23-4-2 for the season, will face Curry College in the National Semifinal, marking their second consecutive Frozen Four appearance and a significant milestone in their hockey program’s history. -
Chilly Winds Tonight, Sunny Yet Cold Sunday Ahead!
A cold front has settled over Central New York, leading to dry and chilly conditions. Tonight, expect decreasing cloud cover with lows around 18°F and a slight chance of seeing the Northern Lights, although clouds may interfere. Sunday brings abundant sunshine but a brisk high of 38°F. Unsettled weather returns early next week, with highs Monday near 50°F, and lows dropping to the low 40s on Tuesday. Light snow is possible Wednesday, with highs in the upper 30s. Winds will be light, and humidity remains moderate. Stay informed for updates! -
Snug Madness is Back in Utica!
Utica, NY, hosted the third annual Snug Madness Basketball Tournament on Saturday, attracting around 60 participants aged 11 to 18. The event featured various basketball skills competitions and provided free food, aiming to combat gun violence in the community. Snug’s mission, as stated by Program Manager Shannon Patterson, is to unite the community and promote positive activities beyond gun violence. Participants competed for trophies in different age categories, highlighting the event’s focus on youth engagement and community building.📺 Fetch Source
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Baseball Secures First Conference Win Against Cross-Town Rival SUNY Poly
UTICA, NY – The Utica University baseball team secured its first Empire 8 Conference victory by defeating SUNY Poly 6-3 in the first game of a doubleheader. Key contributions included Ty Montrose and Michael Flint, both with two RBIs, leading a five-run fourth inning that turned the tide for the Pioneers. Kooper Knabe earned his third win, while Connor Ford secured the save. The second game of the doubleheader was postponed due to weather, with SUNY Poly currently leading 4-0 in the bottom of the second inning.🫎 Fetch Source
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Big East Camping & Outdoor Show is Back!
The Big East Camping & Outdoor Show is underway this weekend at the Accelerate Complex in Whitesboro, NY, celebrating its 32nd year. The event features free seminars, a kids’ casting contest, a petting zoo, and axe throwing, alongside the sixth annual Beast of the East Archery Tournament showcasing top local archers. Organizer Deb Kessler highlights the event’s accessibility and the nearby Adirondack Mountains for camping. Attendees can visit the show from 9 AM to 4 PM today and tomorrow.📺 Fetch Source
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Hochul proposes 20 properties for inclusion in historic registers.
Gov. Kathy Hochul has proposed adding 20 new properties and districts to NY’s Historic Registers, including an octagon house in Columbiaville and a Jewish cemetery in Buffalo. This will enhance preservation efforts and honor diverse communities. Let’s protect and share NY’s rich legacy! #HistoricNY -
Men's Lacrosse Wins on Mike Parnell Day; Considine and Hollenbeck Shine with 10 Points
Utica’s men’s lacrosse team celebrated Mike Parnell Day with a commanding 14-9 victory over SUNY Canton, emphasizing their teamwork with 11 assisted goals. Ryan Hollenbeck led the scoring with four goals, while Ryan Considine contributed three goals and three assists. Despite a stronger second half from Canton, Utica’s early dominance secured the win. The Pioneers improve to 2-4 and will face SUNY Morrisville next on March 26, 2025, at 4 PM. -
Shooting Incident: One Person Injured on Mathews Avenue in Utica
The Utica Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred Friday evening on the 1100 block of Mathews Avenue. A male victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was transported to Wynn Hospital, with injuries reported as non-life-threatening. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact them at 315-223-3556 or submit an anonymous tip via Mohawk Valley Crime Stoppers at their website. The motive for the shooting and details about any suspects remain unclear as the investigation continues.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica's 2025 St. Patrick's Day Parade Full Broadcast |
The Utica St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2025, featuring vibrant floats and local marching bands, will take place on March 15, celebrating Irish heritage and community spirit. The event, starting at 1 PM in downtown Utica, aims to foster unity and fun while showcasing local talent. Community members are encouraged to attend and enjoy the festivities, which include live music and food vendors. The parade not only honors Irish culture but also supports local businesses and brings the community together in a festive atmosphere.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/video/full-broadcast-uticas-st-patricks-day-parade-2025/video_98392ec8-d3d1-5a0a-8d4c-58e43f8badae.html - Load More Posts
