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The Sound of Music Coming to the Stanley Theatre
The national Broadway tour of “The Sound of Music” kicks off at the Stanley Theatre in Utica on September 5 and 6, celebrating the production’s 66th anniversary. Themes of family, purpose, and faith resonate deeply, as highlighted by associate director Matt Lenz, who notes the show’s exploration of love and life’s purpose. Based on a true story set against historical darkness, the romantic tale highlights the transformative power of music and following one’s heart, making it a timeless experience for audiences today. -
Pellettieri Joe’s to Close for Retirement in Mid-September
Pellettieri Joe’s, a historic restaurant in Utica, will close by mid-September as owners Tony and Sue Zysk retire. In a recent Facebook post, they expressed gratitude for the past six years and the community support that has transformed customers into family. Known as a beloved local fixture for over a century, the closure marks the end of an era for the popular eatery at Jay Street and Pellettieri Avenue. -
Wednesday, September 3: Eyewitness Sports Scoreboard Highlights and Scores
CENTRAL NEW YORK (WUTR/WFXV/WPNY) — As students prepare to return on September 4, local athletes have been competing in games following weeks of practice, all aiming for a New York State Championship. The Eyewitness Sports Scoreboard covers recent events, including a close field hockey match at Central Valley Academy and a notable Central State Conference game in Westmoreland, along with highlights from Utica University. Dive into today’s edition for all the essential local sports updates, including boys’ and girls’ soccer scores and key game recaps.📺 Fetch Source
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Pellettieri Joes to Close Mid-September: Last Chance to Visit!
Pellettieri Joe’s, an iconic restaurant in Utica at the corner of Jay St. and Pellettieri Ave., will close by mid-September as owners Tony and Sue Zysk retire. In a Facebook post, they expressed gratitude to their loyal customers, many of whom they consider family, for their support over the last six years. Joe’s has been a beloved dining destination for over a century, marking the end of an era for the local community.📺 Fetch Source
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September 3: A Glimpse of Nature's Beauty in Today's!
This week’s weather is marked by shifting conditions. Expect highs in the low 80s°F with lows in the upper 60s°F. A cold front brings chance of PM thunderstorms, with rainfall potential around 40%. Winds will be light, 5-10 mph, but gusts may increase during storms. Humidity will hover around 70%, creating a sultry feel. A heat advisory is in effect for Tuesday, with temps soaring into the mid-90s°F before cooling slightly. Be alert for possible flash flooding. Enjoy the beauty of September, but stay safe!☁️ Fetch Source
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Beloved Utica Restaurant Pellettieri Joe’s to Close Soon After Special Years
For nearly a century, Pellettieri Joe’s, affectionately known as Joe’s, has been a beloved gathering spot at 923 Jay Street in Utica. Longtime owners Tony and Sue announced their retirement in a heartfelt Facebook post, marking the end of an era filled with homemade Italian-American dishes and a nostalgic atmosphere. This cherished establishment, with its cozy red exterior, has served the community for over a hundred years, becoming a home away from home for many. The couple expressed gratitude for the unforgettable six years they spent serving their loyal customers.📻 Fetch Source
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Sunny Today, Rainy Thursday Evening: Get Prepared!
Central New York enjoys warm, sunny weather today with highs near 80°F and overnight lows around 55°F. Enjoy it while you can! A cold front arrives Thursday, bringing cooler temps in the upper 70s and a chance of brief heavy rain and gusty winds in the early evening. Expect breezy conditions on Friday, with highs again reaching the upper 70s. Rain is forecast Friday night into Saturday, cooling temps to the upper 60s for Saturday. Sunday and Monday will see highs in the low 60s. Partly sunny skies return Tuesday, with temps warming back to 70°F. -
Utica New York's 2025 Day of Play: Enjoy Free Family Fun!
Nickelodon’s Worldwide Day of Play returns to Central New York in 2025, promoting active play for kids. This event, rooted in its 2004 initiative to encourage outdoor activities, will be held on Saturday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Utica Children’s Museum. Families can enjoy free activities at 106 Memorial Parkway, including a Mobile Museum, a fitness station from Elevate CNY Sports Complex, and interactive STEM activities. This community-focused event emphasizes the importance of play for children, inviting participation regardless of weather.📻 Fetch Source
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Brendan Ujvary Secures First Win as Hamilton Men's Soccer Head Coach
In Monday’s report, WKTV provides NCAA DIII women’s soccer scores, highlighted by Utica University’s dominant 7-0 win over SUNY Canton. Williams College triumphed 2-0 against Hamilton College. For men’s soccer, Hamilton College defeated Oswego State 4-0. In high school boys’ soccer, Westmoreland/Oriskany beat Waterville 4-0 and Canastota won 5-2 over Town of Webb. Girls’ soccer results included Hamilton’s 3-1 victory over Westmoreland and Camden’s 5-2 win against Sandy Creek. The report, compiled by Thomas Tallarino, showcases key match outcomes. -
Utica Tech Monitors Parents' Well-Being Remotely, Reports
Tech Made in Utica has developed a new app to help families check on the well-being of elderly parents remotely. This innovative tool allows users to monitor health data and receive alerts about potential issues. Launched recently, the app aims to ease the concerns of families living far from their loved ones. By integrating advanced technology, it provides a simple solution for keeping in touch and ensuring safety, addressing the growing need for remote health monitoring in an increasingly mobile society. -
Women's Soccer Shines with Seven-Goal Performance Against SUNY Canton
The Utica University women’s soccer team dominated SUNY Canton with a staggering 7-0 victory, highlighted by freshman Samantha Ferguson’s hat trick. Ferguson’s standout performance, coupled with Amber Piersma’s two goals, propelled the Pioneers to an emphatic win. The team showcased their scoring prowess early and maintained momentum, with contributions from various players, ensuring a shutout thanks to goalkeepers Hannah Pcola and Emily Duro. Utica’s next challenge awaits at Fredonia on September 5 at 3:30 PM.🫎 Fetch Source
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Sunny Evening Ahead: Perfect for Outdoor Plans!
This evening, expect clear skies and pleasant conditions as sunny weather continues. Temperatures will settle around 70°F with a light breeze from the NW at 5-10 mph. Humidity is low, around 40%, making for a comfortable evening. No precipitation is expected, and there’s a 0% chance of rain. However, be alert for potential heat warnings in the coming days as temperatures may rise into the mid-80s, coupled with high humidity levels. Stay tuned for updates as summer storms may develop later in the week!☁️ Fetch Source
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White Castle Offers Free Luge Clinics in Utica for Aspiring Athletes
White Castle is sponsoring free luge clinics in Utica for aspiring athletes, aiming to promote the sport and develop local talent. The clinics will take place this weekend at the Utica Green Stadium, providing hands-on training from experienced coaches. Participants will learn essential techniques and safety measures while experiencing the thrill of luge. This initiative highlights White Castle’s commitment to community engagement and supporting athletic development in the area. Interested individuals can register online for the weekend sessions. -
Utica Woman Arrested Following Domestic Incident in Sylvan Beach
A Utica woman, K’la Valentine, was arrested on September 1 in Sylvan Beach following a domestic incident. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office responded to reports of a physical altercation where the victim, holding their child, sustained injuries. An active order of protection for the victim was noted. Valentine faces multiple charges, including harassment, criminal contempt, and endangering the welfare of a child. -
Sunny Days Ahead: Warm Stays in the!
September kicks off with delightful weather post-Labor Day! Expect sunshine with temperatures in the 70s. Today’s high is around 75°F, with only a 20% chance of brief downpours in higher elevations. Humidity levels are moderate, around 60%, and winds are light at 5-10 mph. Tomorrow continues similar conditions until Thursday, when a strong cold front will bring widespread rain in the evening and a slight cooldown for the weekend. Rainfall could reach 0.5 inches, so stay tuned for updates and prepare for a refreshing shift!☁️ Fetch Source
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Utica Tech Monitors Parents' Well-Being Remotely | Business Update
A new app called Nyano, developed by a Utica resident, helps adult children monitor their parents’ well-being. The app utilizes a smartphone’s front-facing camera to conduct a quick wellness checkup in about 40 seconds, measuring heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, stress, and sleep patterns without requiring any wearable devices. Nyano addresses the needs of families living apart, offering a convenient solution for health monitoring. -
Utica Library Hosts District V's 5th Annual Flower Show This Weekend
The Fifth Annual District V Flower Show, hosted by District V of the Federated Garden Clubs of New York State, will take place at the Utica Public Library on September 5 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and September 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Open to the public, the event will showcase floral designs and horticultural exhibits, with club members on hand to provide gardening and design advice. District V includes 15 clubs and nearly 400 members, focusing on gardening and environmentally friendly practices. -
CNY College Football Kicks Off in Full Swing This Weekend
Central New York’s college football schedule kicks off this weekend, with teams eager to rebound from recent losses. Colgate lost a close season opener 42-39 to Monmouth and will face Villanova on Saturday at 6 PM. Syracuse suffered a defeat against Tennessee, losing 45-26, and will host UConn at noon in their home opener at the JMA Wireless Dome. Additionally, Utica University begins its season at noon against Washington & Jefferson College, while Morrisville College plays Kean University at the same time. Cortland hosts #23 Grove City at noon.📻 Fetch Source
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Amish Buggy Collision with Truck Results in Eight Ejections and Horse Fatality
On September 1, 2025, a Labor Day crash in Danube, near Little Falls, sent two people to the hospital after a pickup truck collided with an Amish buggy. At approximately 5:37 p.m., 73-year-old Laurie M. Callan of Fort Plain, NY, struck the back of the horse-drawn wagon while traveling eastbound on State Route 5-S. The crash ejected eight occupants from the wagon and caused Callan’s vehicle to overturn. A 6-year-old passenger was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, while Callan self-transported to Mary Imogene Hospital.📻 Fetch Source
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Volleyball Begins 2025 Home Schedule and Heads to Weekend Tri-Match
The Utica University volleyball team kicks off their 2025 home season on September 5, hosting SUNY Canton at 7 PM. Following that, they’ll travel to Bard College for two matches on September 6, including a highly anticipated game against Hunter College.Star player Trinity Bailey continues to impress, boasting 49 kills in her first four games, while newcomer Kendall Turner shows promise with 25 kills. The Pioneers look to build on last week’s success against a struggling Kangaroo squad that is currently winless. Fans can catch live stats and streaming for all upcoming matches.
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Enhance Your Curling Skills at Utica Curling Club's Fall Sessions!
The Utica Curling Club in Whitesboro, N.Y., is hosting a curling school for individuals aged 21 and older, offering five two-hour sessions at noon on select Sundays: Oct. 19, 26, and Nov. 5, 9, and 23. Participants will receive personalized instruction and must bring clean athletic shoes and wear warm, flexible clothing. The cost is $100 for nonmembers, while members can attend for free. Registration in advance is highly recommended. All necessary equipment will be provided. -
Rain Arrives Today, Ahead of Major Cooldown!
The upcoming weather in Utica, NY, looks pleasant initially, with high pressure bringing dry conditions and light winds. Tonight, expect clear skies and areas of morning fog. Thursday afternoon sees a cold front approaching, bringing showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms, though severe weather is unlikely. Rainfall amounts are anticipated to be low, so flooding isn’t a concern. Friday will be breezy with gusts near 30 mph. A second cold front arrives Saturday, leading to more showers and potential thunder, followed by cooler, drier air early next week.☁️ Fetch Source
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Get Ready: Registration for Utica's Boolermaker Kids Run Opens Soon!
The Boilermaker Kids Run registration opens on Monday, Sept. 8, at 10 a.m., for the race on Oct. 25 at F.T. Proctor Park in Utica. Open to children ages four to 13, the event features distances from a quarter mile to a full mile, capped at 500 participants. Registration costs $10, including a T-shirt for early sign-ups before Oct. 12. Families can also enjoy TrickorTreat Street and a group warmup. Costumes are encouraged but not required. For more details or to register, visit the Boilermaker website. -
Dollar General Moves Utica Store, Announces Grand Opening Celebration
Dollar General will celebrate the grand opening of its relocated store at 1143 Mohawk St. in Utica on Saturday, Sept. 6, at 8 a.m. The first 50 adult customers will receive $10 gift cards, and the first 100 customers will receive DG tote bags. The new location features more space and a refreshed layout with updated décor and fixtures, moving from its former site at 1112 Mohawk St. The event aims to attract local shoppers and enhance the shopping experience. -
Alecia Pendasulo Spotlights Horatio Seymour Jr. and Pacciarelli Bros. Supermarket in Greater Utica Magazine
Alecia Pendasulo discusses her latest articles about Horatio Seymour Jr. and the Pacciarelli Bros. Supermarket in recent issues of the Greater Utica Magazine.
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Melita Earns Conference Runner of the Week in 2025 Season's First Honors
Bennett Melita of Utica has made headlines by breaking the course record at the SUNY Poly Short Course Invitational, clocking in at 18:49.5. This performance not only earned him the Empire 8 Runner of the Week honors for the ninth time in his career but also solidified his place in the record books, surpassing the previous record set in 2015. As the men’s cross country team prepares for their next competition on September 13, Melita’s remarkable achievement highlights his impressive start to the season. -
Registration for Utica's Boolermaker Kids Run Begins Soon!
Registration for Utica’s Boilermaker Kids Run opens soon, offering young athletes a chance to participate in a community event. Scheduled for July 8, 2023, at the Utica Memorial Auditorium, the run aims to promote fitness and camaraderie among children. Participants can choose from various age-appropriate distances. The event fosters a love for running and encourages family involvement. Parents are urged to register early to secure spots, as participation numbers may be limited. For more information, visit the official Boilermaker website. -
Utica Superintendent Likens Cellphone Ban to TSA at School's First Day
Utica Superintendent discussed the implementation of a cellphone ban in schools, comparing its enforcement to TSA procedures. The ban was initiated on the first day of school to enhance student focus and reduce distractions during class. Enforced in all district schools, the policy aims to create a conducive learning environment. Students are required to keep their phones in lockers or turned off. The decision follows concerns about excessive phone use affecting academic performance and social interactions among students. -
Amish Wagon Accident in Danube Results in Two Hospitalized
A wagon accident in Danube, NY, on Monday evening sent two people to the hospital, including the driver of the car that struck the wagon. At around 5:37 PM, 73-year-old Laurie Callan of Fort Plain rear-ended an Amish horse-drawn wagon on State Route 5S, ejecting all eight occupants from the wagon. A six-year-old passenger was taken to Wynn Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while Callan went to Bassett Hospital. The wagon’s driver, 31-year-old Daniel Stoltzfus, was unharmed. Callan received tickets for following too closely.📺 Fetch Source
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White Castle Hosts Free Luge Clinics in Utica for Young Athletes
The White Castle USA Luge Slider Search is scheduled for September 2021 in Utica, offering free clinics on Cornelia Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Designed to scout future national team members and Olympians, this initiative, sponsored by White Castle since 2017, aims to nurture young talent in luge sports. Participants will receive a complimentary t-shirt, highlighting the program’s commitment to promoting youth athleticism and winter sports engagement. -
Men's Soccer Hosts Marywood for Exciting Home Opener Matchup
The Utica University men’s soccer team is set for its home opener against Marywood University this Saturday at 3:00 PM, following a split performance last weekend. After a narrow 0-1 loss to King’s College, the Pioneers rebounded with a 3-1 victory over SUNY Delhi, showcasing their offensive prowess with 22 shots in just two games. Key players include Noah Nassberg, who has scored in both matches, and goalkeeper Zachary Accetta, who boasts a strong save percentage. Fans can follow the action via a live video stream and stats.🫎 Fetch Source
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Utica Shines Yellow for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month | Health Update
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, as announced by Utica Mayor Michael Galime. Throughout the month, City Hall, the UTICA sign at Utica Place garage, and Varick Street will be illuminated in yellow to promote awareness. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital reports that over 290 children are diagnosed with cancer each week in the U.S., while approximately 400,000 children globally are affected annually, with only half receiving timely diagnoses. This initiative aims to highlight these critical issues affecting young lives. -
Melita and Bailey Named First Pioneer Athletes of the Week for 2025-2026
UTICA, NY – Bennett Melita and Trinity Bailey have been named the first Pioneer Athletes of the Week for the 2025-2026 academic year. Bailey excelled in women’s volleyball, amassing 49 kills and seven service aces over a four-match weekend, including a standout performance against Penn College with 15 kills and a .652 hitting percentage. Meanwhile, Melita set a new course record in men’s cross country at the SUNY Poly Short Course Invitational, finishing in 18:49.5. Both athletes are poised for exciting seasons ahead. -
SlocumDickson Medical Group Introduces Pediatric Walk-In Hours for Convenient Care
SlocumDickson Medical Group in New Hartford, NY, has launched Pediatric Walk-In Hours to provide appointment-free medical care for children. Located at their Business Park campus in Utica, the service is available for common illnesses like colds, flu, and ear infections, and is open to all children in the Utica-Rome area. Walk-in hours are Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. to 4 p.m., ensuring accessible healthcare for both current and new patients. -
Utica Police Discover Weapons and Drugs Following Neighbor Dispute
On Sept. 1 at 10:40 p.m., officers from the Utica Police Department responded to a dispute involving a handgun on St. Vincent Street. The incident began when Jamie Degristina, a female neighbor, reportedly slapped the victim’s daughter and then attacked the victim and her son. Officers interviewed multiple witnesses at the scene to gather details about the escalating situation. The police report emphasizes the erratic behavior of the suspect, which prompted the response from law enforcement. -
Two Arrested Following East Utica Brawl on Monday
Who: Utica Police arrested Jamie DeGristina, 48, and Anthony DeGristina, 46.
What: They were involved in a violent incident involving a bat and a handgun.
When: The incident occurred around 10:40 PM on September 1.
Where: 1100 block of St. Vincent Street, East Utica.
Why: Jamie allegedly acted erratically, assaulting victims and instigating a fight.
How: During the altercation, she used a bat while Anthony threatened victims with a revolver before retreating. Police responded to multiple victim reports.📺 Fetch Source
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Register Now for the 2025 Boolermaker Kids Run!
The 2025 Boolermaker Kids Run in Utica opens registration on Monday, September 8th at 10 AM, with a cap of 500 participants. Taking place on Saturday, October 25th at F.T. Proctor Park, the event welcomes children ages 4 to 13 for races ranging from a quarter mile to one mile, beginning at 10 AM after check-in and activities starting at 9 AM. Sponsored by India Paschal, the event promotes outdoor activity and family fun, with additional festive activities like Trick-or-Treat Street planned for participants.📻 Fetch Source
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September 2: Captivating Skies in Today's Photo!
In Trenton, NY, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching a high of 75°F and a low of 55°F. Winds are light at 5-10 mph, creating a pleasant day. There’s a 10% chance of rain, making precipitation unlikely. Humidity is moderate at 60%, ensuring a comfortable feel. This week, a warm front may bring storms later, so keep an eye on potential alerts. Overall, enjoy this lovely day with a low chance of any significant weather events! Stay tuned for updates and share your photos for a chance to be featured!☁️ Fetch Source
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Tonight's Show: Northern Lights vs. Stubborn Clouds – Stay Tuned!
This evening, pleasant weather continues with an increase in cloud cover transitioning from mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. While cloudiness may obstruct viewing the Northern Lights, some intermittent clearing is possible. Tomorrow, expect widespread sunshine with highs in the upper 70s; isolated showers may develop late afternoon, mainly in the North Country.By Thursday evening, storms are expected as a low pressure system moves in, bringing beneficial rainfall. Cooler temperatures follow, with highs dipping to the low to mid 60s over the weekend. Winds are mild, humidity moderate. Precipitation chances peak Thursday night into Friday morning.
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Discover the New Notre Dame Hockey Academy in Utica: A Learning Experience
First and second-year hockey players from out of state and Canada are moving into Campus West on Burrstone Road. They will compete for the newly formed Notre Dame Hockey Academy, a traveling team with 21 players playing up and down the East Coast. This transition is both exciting for the players and emotional for their parents. Philadelphia hockey mom Christina Henes stressed the importance of this experience for her son, emphasizing the opportunities for personal growth and exposure to new perspectives outside of home. -
Utica Football Preview: Pioneers Start 25th Season This Weekend at W&J
UTICA, NY – The wait is over as the Utica Pioneers kick off their 25th football season this Saturday against the formidable Washington & Jefferson Presidents. With a mix of returning veterans and impactful newcomers, the team aims to turn last season’s disappointments into success. This high-profile matchup, marking a significant milestone in the program’s history, takes place at Cameron Stadium at noon. Fans can catch the action live online and support the Pioneers as they celebrate a legacy 25 years in the making!🫎 Fetch Source
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Labor Day 2025: Bright Sunshine Welcomes Back to Work and School!
Utica, NY’s weather stays pleasant this week under high pressure, with seasonable temps and dry conditions. Tuesday may see isolated sprinkles, with highs around 70°F and low humidity. Southerly winds will bring milder air for Wednesday. A cold front arrives Thursday, leading to widespread rain and potential heavy downpours—expect up to 0.5″ of rain and gusty winds (10-15 mph). Cooler temps follow for Friday and the weekend, with a chance of lake-effect showers. Early next week should return to dry conditions with highs in the low 60s.☁️ Fetch Source
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Women's Soccer Prepares for Three Matches This Week
The Utica University women’s soccer team embarks on its first road trip of the season, facing off against the SUNY Canton Kangaroos on September 2. After a tough 2-1 loss to Lycoming, where Amber Piersma scored the opening goal, the Pioneers aim to bounce back. They’ll also compete in the Blue Devil Clarion Classic, showcasing their offensive potential against Fredonia and Oswego State. With key players demonstrating strong performances, the team is focused on securing much-needed victories in their upcoming matches.🫎 Fetch Source
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Utica's St. Patrick's Day Parade: Celebrate 2025 in Style!
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Sunny Skies and Warm Temps: Labor Day Weekend Perfection!
This week features mostly clear skies and pleasant conditions. Enjoy a superb Labor Day with highs in the mid 70s and lows in the low 50s. Expect a warm start to the week, with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s on Tuesday and Wednesday. However, Thursday brings an area of low pressure, leading to increased cloud cover and likely rainfall Thursday evening into Friday, with highs around 75°F. Cooler weather returns over the weekend, with highs in the upper 60s Saturday and only low 60s by Sunday. Prepare for rain and cooler temperatures!☁️ Fetch Source
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Men’s Soccer Ignites Before and After Halftime, Securing Season's First Victory
Utica University’s men’s soccer team secured their first win of the season with a decisive 3-1 victory over SUNY Delhi. After trailing initially, Utica rallied to tie the game just before halftime and then dominated the second half, scoring two quick goals. Noah Nassberg netted the equalizer with a penalty, while Noah Scranton and Henry Schweitzer each found the net for the Pioneers. Delhi is still seeking their first win, falling to 0-2. Next, Utica will host Marywood University on September 6th at 3:00 PM. -
Beautiful Stays Warm and Sunny This Labor Day Weekend!
This Labor Day weekend brings beautiful weather with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures around 75°F. Humidity is low at 40%, making for pleasant outdoor activities. Winds are light at 5 mph. There’s a slight chance of isolated showers with a 10% precipitation chance, but no significant rain is expected. Enjoy the warm days ahead, as no storm warnings are issued. Conditions are ideal for BBQs and picnics, ensuring a delightful end to summer. Get outside and make the most of the lovely weather!☁️ Fetch Source
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Pioneers Lose to Saints in Final Match of North Country Invitational
In a disappointing finish at the North Country Invitational Tournament, the Utica Pioneers fell to St. Lawrence Saints 5-0, suffering an early setback in their 2025 campaign. Despite an energetic first half and seven shots, the Pioneers couldn’t find the net, with standout Mia Benincasa narrowly missing multiple scoring chances. However, rookie goaltender Sophia Weiss shone defensively, racking up six saves in the second half. The Pioneers will look to regroup before their next match against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on September 13th. -
International Overdose Awareness Memorial at Utica Memorial Parkway
ACR Health has planted hundreds of flags along the Utica Memorial Parkway to honor lives affected by overdoses in Oneida County. This display includes 355 purple flags representing lives lost to overdoses since 2019 and 2,000 white flags symbolizing those who survived. The initiative coincides with International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31. Several city landmarks will be illuminated in purple throughout the weekend, and the flags will remain on display until September 2 to raise awareness and commemorate those impacted by substance use. -
Pioneers Lose 4-1 to Oneonta in Season Opener
CANTON, NY – In a spirited start to their 25th season, the Utica University field hockey team fought hard but fell to Oneonta, 4-1, in the North Country Invitational. Despite struggling early, the Pioneers rallied in the final period, outshooting their rivals 5-1 and scoring their first goal of the season by Samantha Young, assisted by Mia Benincasa. Strong performances from defenders Keeley Savona and Kassidy Gloude helped limit Oneonta’s scoring in the second half. The Pioneers will look to bounce back against St. Lawrence University tomorrow at 2:00 PM.🫎 Fetch Source
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