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Utica, SUNY Poly Split Doubleheader; New Hartford Lacrosse Edges Whitesboro Ahead of May
In their inaugural Empire 8 matchup, Utica University and SUNY Poly faced off in a softball doubleheader, where the teams split victories. Meanwhile, the New Hartford boys lacrosse team secured a win against local rival Whitesboro, setting the stage for an anticipated Sparrior Cup showdown in May. These matches highlight the competitive spirit and rivalries within these local athletic programs, showcasing the significance of intercollegiate and high school sports in fostering community engagement and school pride. -
Father Tom Servatius reflects on Pope Francis's legacy after his passing at St. John's.
Father Tom Servatius of Historic Old St. John’s Church in Utica fondly reflects on the legacy of Pope Francis following his passing. He emphasizes the Pope’s profound impact on the Catholic Church and global community, highlighting his commitment to compassion, social justice, and interfaith dialogue. As communities grieve, Father Servatius encourages a reflection on the Pope’s teachings and the values he championed, inspiring a unified response to the challenges faced in today’s world. The Pope’s memory serves as a guiding light for continued faith and service.🎤 Fetch Source
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Utica University and SUNY Poly Split Softball Doubleheader; New Hartford Lacrosse Wins Rivalry Match
In a high-stakes showdown, Utica University and SUNY Poly competed in a split doubleheader in their first meeting as Empire 8 rivals in softball. The clash highlighted both teams’ competitive spirit and set the stage for upcoming matchups. Meanwhile, in boys’ lacrosse, New Hartford triumphed over rival Whitesboro, bolstering their momentum ahead of the Sparrior Cup matchup slated for May. These local rivalries continue to ignite excitement in the spring sports season. -
Pioneers Secure 16-3 Victory in Tuesday's Second Game Against Keuka
In a thrilling doubleheader against Keuka College, the Utica Pioneers split the games, losing the first 4-2 but dominating the second 16-3. After struggling offensively in the opener, where they only managed four hits, the Pioneers exploded in game two with back-to-back seven-run innings, driven by standout performances from Justin Mazovec and Ty Montrose, who combined for eight hits and ten RBIs. The Pioneers will face Keuka again tomorrow, aiming to capitalize on their momentum after this impressive bounce-back victory.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/22/baseball-pioneers-roll-to-16-3-win-in-second-game-of-tuesday-split-at-keuka.aspx -
Country Music Star to Perform in Utica This Friday –
Country music star Jason Aldean will perform at the Adirondack Bank Center in Utica this Friday, bringing his energetic show to fans. Aldean, known for hits like “Dirt Road Anthem” and “Burnin’ It Down,” is part of his nationwide tour aimed at connecting with audiences nationwide. The concert is set to start at 7:30 PM, with doors opening earlier for attendees. This event highlights Utica’s role in hosting major music acts, making it a significant occasion for local country music enthusiasts. Fans are encouraged to arrive early for the best experience.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/video/country-music-star-performing-in-utica-friday/video_0e422855-e9f3-5a45-9c16-dbd9e7fda963.html -
Softball Team Splits Cross-Town Showdown Against Poly in Exciting Matchup
In a thrilling doubleheader, Utica University’s softball team achieved a split against SUNY Poly, dropping the first game 6-3 but roaring back to claim victory in the second, 7-1. Key performances came from Brooke Beleza and Meghan Paul, each with two hits and multiple RBIs, while pitcher Maggie Habernig delivered a stellar complete game, allowing just one unearned run. The Pioneers now prepare for their next matchup against Nazareth University on April 25, looking to maintain momentum after this resilient performance.🫎 Fetch Source
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Adirondack Bank Center Officials Hope "Tattoos Tour" Sparks More Exciting Events Ahead.
Brantley Gilbert will headline his 2025 Tattoos Tour at the Adirondack Bank Center in Utica, NY, this Friday, marking the venue’s first concert since 2021. Special guests Travis Denning and Payton Smith will join him. Mohawk Valley Garden Chief Revenue Officer Keith Veronesi emphasizes the importance of the event for revitalizing Utica’s entertainment scene, aiming to position the city alongside larger markets like Syracuse and Albany. The concert symbolizes a renewed commitment to hosting live events and enhancing the local cultural landscape. -
April 22: Sunny Skies Shine Bright, Rainclouds Retreat… For Now!
Get ready for a pleasant weather stretch! Tonight, expect clear skies with temperatures dropping to the upper 30s to lower 40s. Wednesday will be sunny and mild, with highs in the 60s. A slight chance of light showers and non-severe thunderstorms on Thursday, particularly in northern areas, with gusty winds possible. Highs will reach the upper 60s to lower 70s. Rain moves in Friday night, bringing steady precipitation into Saturday, likely over half an inch. Clearing up by Sunday with sunny skies and temps in the lower 60s. Enjoy the spring weather!☁️ Fetch Source
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Sunny Spring Days Await: Enjoy the Warmth Ahead!
CNY is enjoying a pleasant weather stretch with sunny skies ahead. Today, expect highs in the upper 50s to low 60s, dropping to the 30s tonight—some frost possible in higher elevations, mitigated by a westerly breeze. Tomorrow remains sunny with similar temps. Thursday warms into the upper 60s to low 70s with a slim chance of isolated showers or thunder. Friday peaks at mid-70s before scattered storms roll in late. Rain overnight into Saturday marks our best chance for precipitation, fading to sunny skies through early next week, with highs gradually reaching the upper 60s. Winds 5-15 mph, humidity around 40-60%.☁️ Fetch Source
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Hamilton College Study Offers Utica Insights on Youth Gun Violence Solutions
HAMILTON, NY (WUTR/WFXV/WPNY) — Hamilton College has launched a study aimed at preventing gun violence among Utica’s youth, a project developed by the Justice Lab at the Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center following discussions with city officials in February 2024. Over the past year, 16 students researched various aspects of gun control and collaborated with Colgate University and Zogby Analytics. The report highlights key areas such as social influences, crime perceptions, family development, and educational interventions, offering several policy recommendations for the City of Utica.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Zoo's 'Party for the Planet' Event This Saturday at
The Utica Zoo is hosting its annual “Party for the Planet” event on Saturday to celebrate Earth Day and promote environmental awareness. From 10 AM to 4 PM, attendees can enjoy educational activities, live animal encounters, and eco-friendly vendors at the zoo located on Oswegatchie Street. This community event aims to engage the public in conservation efforts and highlight the importance of protecting our planet through hands-on experiences and informative presentations. Participants will learn how to make a difference in their daily lives.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/video/utica-zoo-hosting-party-for-the-planet-saturday/video_a39e02da-080a-5c23-8e66-d35df10babfe.html -
Men's Lacrosse Gears Up for Crucial Conference Matches Ahead This Week
The Utica University men’s lacrosse team is set to host two pivotal home games this week, facing Hartwick College on April 26 and SUNY Geneseo on April 29, where they will honor six seniors. Currently seventh in the Empire 8 conference, Utica is vying to secure a playoff spot, needing strong performances after their recent 14-5 loss to Alfred University. Key players Ryan Considine and Andrew Sacco are approaching significant career milestones, highlighting the team’s potential as they enter the final stretch of the season.🫎 Fetch Source
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Utica Man Arrested for Rape After Sexual Assault Investigation Concludes
A 40-year-old Utica man, Feroz C. Khan, was arrested on April 22 as part of a sexual assault investigation by the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office. The incident occurred on April 12 in New York Mills, where deputies reported that Khan engaged in non-consensual vaginal contact with a victim. He has been charged with rape and is currently held at the Oneida County Correctional Facility. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the case. -
Women’s Lacrosse Approaches Final Week of Regular Season Matches
The Utica women’s lacrosse team gears up for their final regular-season matches against Hartwick on April 23 and SUNY Geneseo on April 26, following a commanding 20-4 victory over Alfred and clinching their seventh consecutive playoff berth. Star player Grace Stuhlman reached a milestone with her 150th career goal, while teammate Jordan Kowalski excelled with eight points in the win. With 40 goals scored in their last two outings, Utica aims to build momentum as they prepare for the Empire 8 Conference Tournament starting April 29.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/22/womens-lacrosse-enters-final-week-of-regular-season-play.aspx -
Shred Documents, Dispose Prescriptions, Recycle Electronics: Utica Event This Saturday
This Saturday in Utica, residents can safely shred documents, dispose of old prescriptions, and recycle electronics during a community event. The initiative aims to promote secure disposal and recycling, preventing identity theft and environmental harm. The event will take place at [insert location] from [insert time], making it convenient for residents to declutter responsibly. Participants are encouraged to bring sensitive items for shredding and unwanted medications for safe disposal. -
Utica Zoo Hosts 'Party for the Planet' This Saturday
The Utica Zoo, in collaboration with the New York Power Authority, will host a “Party for the Planet” on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the zoo and the John S. Dyzon Energy Zone. This Earth Day celebration features various activities aimed at promoting sustainable living and positive environmental choices. Attendance to the activities is included with regular zoo admission, making it an accessible event for all who wish to contribute to the planet’s health.📺 Fetch Source
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Spring Blooms Bright: Photo of the Day, April 22!
This week, expect a mix of weather conditions across the region. Tomorrow, sunny skies and warm temps in the mid-70s will prevail, but a cold front moves in bringing scattered thunderstorms by evening with a 60% chance of rain. Winds will gust up to 25 mph. Humidity sits around 50%, making it feel warm. Prepare for potential severe storms on Thursday; a weather warning could be issued. As temperatures dip into the low 50s over the weekend, there’s a chance of light snow flurries Sunday night. Stay tuned!☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/daily-pic/wktv-weather-photo-of-the-day-april-22/article_2b1b4cd1-afed-43df-bdcb-a3e6427b0dd1.html -
Baseball Aims to Build Momentum in Midweek Series Against Keuka
The Utica Pioneers baseball team is poised to make a big impact this week as they face Keuka in a crucial series, with their first home game in 10 outings. Currently sitting fourth in the Empire 8 standings, the Pioneers aim to secure their spot in the playoffs during the final stretch of the regular season. This week features two games at Keuka on April 22 and a home game on April 23, where fans can catch all the action via live streaming. The team is ready to capitalize on this pivotal moment to enhance their postseason prospects.🫎 Fetch Source
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Sunshine Incoming: Enjoy Warmer Days Ahead!
Get ready for warmer weather ahead! This week, expect temperatures to soar into the mid-70s°F, with sunny skies dominating. Winds will be light at 5-10 mph, keeping it pleasant for outdoor activities. Humidity remains moderate, around 60%, making it feel comfortable. A slight chance of rain (20%) kicks in midweek, with potential for isolated thunderstorms. No major weather warnings are in effect, but be on the lookout for changing conditions. Overall, a great week to enjoy the outdoors!☁️ Fetch Source
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Utica City FC Summer Camps Enrollment Now Open! Join Us Today!
Utica City FC has announced the launch of its Summer Camps, designed for aspiring young soccer players. Starting this summer at various local venues, these camps aim to foster skill development and a passion for the sport among children aged 6 to 14. The initiative emphasizes teamwork and fun while providing professional coaching. Participants will engage in drills, games, and skills training, making it a perfect opportunity for kids to enhance their abilities and connect with fellow soccer enthusiasts. Register now for an exciting summer of soccer!⚽ Fetch Source
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Sunny Week Ahead: Rain to Bookend April 21!
This week kicks off with light showers tonight, bringing about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain as temperatures dip into the lower 40s. By Earth Day Tuesday, expect clearing skies and highs in the 60s, with dry conditions continuing through midweek. Thursday and early Friday will remain pleasant, with valley highs in the 70s. However, a new storm system will move in late Friday, causing steady rain into Saturday, particularly overnight. Sunday brings a return to drier weather and comfortable temperatures. Humidity remains moderate, with light winds throughout.☁️ Fetch Source
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Softball Prepares for Last Week of Conference Action
The Utica University softball team enters its final week of regular season play with critical matchups against SUNY Poly, Nazareth, and St. John Fisher, aiming to secure the top seed in the Empire 8 Conference tournament. After a recent series sweep against Houghton, where standout performances by Brooke Beleza and Abigail Sacks led the charge, the Pioneers sit just two points behind conference leaders St. John Fisher. The doubleheader against SUNY Poly kicks off on Tuesday, April 22, at 3 PM on Greenman Field.🫎 Fetch Source
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Two Teens Charged with Grand Larceny in Utica
Two juveniles were detained in Rome for driving a stolen vehicle, reported missing from Utica on April 17. On April 21, the Rome Police stopped their vehicle and found one juvenile had an active family court warrant. They were taken into custody by local authorities and transported back to the Utica Police Department, where they face charges related to the stolen vehicle and the warrant. -
Utica Woman Charged with Menacing Officer and Weapon Possession in Domestic Dispute
Chanel King, a 32-year-old woman from Utica, has been charged with menacing a police officer and criminal possession of a weapon following a domestic dispute on April 21 at 3:40 a.m. Officers responded to a report of an ongoing argument at 1431 Genesee St. Upon arrival, King exhibited aggressive behavior when officers attempted to engage with her. The situation escalated, leading to her arrest. The incident highlights concerns around domestic violence and officer safety in such confrontations. -
Angelina Borowiec Named Empire 8 Goalie of the Week
Angelina Borowiec of the Utica Pioneers has been named the Empire 8 Goalie of the Week, following an impressive performance with 11 combined saves against Russell Sage and Alfred. Borowiec recorded 10 saves in the match against Sage, showcasing her skills and helping her team as they prepare for an upcoming away game against Hartwick College on April 23.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/21/womens-lacrosse-angelina-borowiec-earns-empire-8-goalie-of-the-week.aspx -
Utica Man Charged with Assaulting Hospital Staff at Wynn Hospital
A 46-year-old Utica man, Brad Taft, has been charged with assault after allegedly kicking a staff member at Wynn Hospital on April 15. The Utica Police Department responded to the incident, where the victim was injured while attending to a patient. The victim reported significant wrist pain and required treatment for the injuries sustained. Taft was subsequently arrested and charged with assault. -
Talbot Earns Co-Field Athlete of the Week Honors
Utica University’s Joshua Talbot has been named Empire 8 Co-Field Athlete of the Week after shattering the school record in the hammer throw with a remarkable 57.49-meter toss at the Cortland Classic. This achievement marks the third consecutive meet where he has broken the record. Talbot’s stellar performance not only earned him a second-place finish but also highlights his exceptional talent as he leads the Pioneers into their upcoming competition on April 25 at the RPI Capital District Classic.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/21/mens-track-field-talbot-named-co-field-athlete-of-the-week.aspx -
Utica Event Saturday: Shred Documents, Dispose of Meds, Recycle Electronics Here!
State Senator Joe Griffo is hosting a recycling event on April 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Oneida-Herkimer Recycling Center in Utica. In collaboration with the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority, Confidata, and the State Department of Environmental Conservation, the event invites residents to drop off old TVs, unwanted cellphones, documents, and unused prescription bottles for recycling. This initiative aims to promote proper disposal and environmental sustainability within the community. -
Upcoming Roadwork: Construction Schedule for Area Counties Starting April 21
Area counties in New York, including Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, and Oneida, will experience road construction delays starting April 21. The New York State Department of Transportation is conducting pavement marking operations, which will lead to lane closures and shifts, with flaggers managing traffic. Key work includes improvements at Middlesettlement Road and Route 5 in the Town of New Hartford. Motorists are advised to plan for potential disruptions and drive cautiously. -
Stuhlman and Talbot Named Pioneer Athletes of the Week
Grace Stuhlman and Josh Talbot have been named Pioneer Athletes of the Week for the week of April 21st, 2025, showcasing remarkable athletic achievements. Stuhlman reached a major milestone, recording her 200th career point and 150th career goal in a standout performance against Russell Sage and Alfred, contributing significantly to her team’s success. Meanwhile, Talbot shattered the school record in the hammer throw at the Cortland Classic with an impressive 57.49m toss, marking yet another record-breaking feat in consecutive meets.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/21/mens-track-field-stuhlman-and-talbot-achieve-pioneer-athlete-of-the-week.aspx -
April Showers Expected Monday: Prepare for Rainy Days Ahead!
This week will begin partly sunny with scattered showers; highs will be in the upper 50s. Tuesday and Wednesday remain dry and seasonably warm, with afternoon temps in the upper 50s. Thursday brings partly sunny skies and highs near 68°F. A change is coming Friday evening as scattered showers develop with highs around 70°F. Saturday anticipates a wet day with steadier rain, while Sunday cools down with drier conditions. Winds will be moderate, and humidity levels will vary, but expect rain chances to rise late in the week.☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/april-showers-arrive-monday/article_feab90db-4203-4463-9738-9cd5e6af5c94.html -
Seasonal Showers Ahead: Expect Intermittent Rain Throughout the Day!
Monday features partly sunny skies with intermittent showers, with highs ranging from the upper 50s to low 60s. Expect a dry, mild midweek with temperatures in the upper 50s on Tuesday and Wednesday, rising to the upper 60s on Thursday. Friday evening brings scattered showers as temperatures approach 70°F. A wet Saturday is on the horizon, with steady rain likely. Winds will be moderate, and humidity will fluctuate around 60-70%. Cooler and drier conditions return on Sunday. Keep an umbrella handy for the weekend!☁️ Fetch Source
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Men's Golf Finishes Fourth in Empire 8 Championships
The Utica men’s golf team secured a strong fourth-place finish at the Empire 8 Spring Championships, concluding their performance at Lebanon Country Club. Daniel Maloney led the Pioneers, achieving sixth overall with 307 strokes, while Nathan Macdonald and Adam Woodmansee followed closely in seventh and tenth, respectively. As they prepare for the upcoming Nazareth Spring Invitational on April 21, Utica’s golfers aim to build on this solid performance against tough competition.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/19/mens-golf-places-fourth-overall-at-empire-8-championships.aspx -
Pioneers Falter in Southern Tier Finale, Lose Saturday Matinee 10-6
Houghton secured a crucial victory over the Pioneers, taking the series and closing the gap in the Empire 8 playoff race, now within two points of the fourth seed. Despite a strong offensive showing from Ty Montrose and others, the Pioneers fell short as Houghton capitalized with three multi-run innings. The Pioneers remain in fourth place but will face a pivotal midweek series against Keuka College, starting Tuesday at 1:00 PM, aiming to solidify their playoff position. -
Comets End Season with Thrilling Road Victory Against Syracuse
In a thrilling finish, the Utica Comets came back from a 2-goal deficit to beat the Syracuse Crunch 3-2, sealing the victory with Xavier Parent’s late goal. First pro goals from Shane Lachance and Ryan Wheeler fueled the comeback. A fitting end to the season! 🏒🔥 #AHL #UticaComets🏒 Fetch Source
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Women's Outdoor Track and Field Concludes Second Day at Cortland Classic
Utica University’s women’s outdoor track and field team showcased impressive performances at the Cortland Classic, with Stefania Grimaldi claiming third place in the heptathlon, scoring 3,730 points. Highlighting the event, Hannah Allison tied for first in the high jump, clearing 1.58 meters, while Jade Dening secured a fourth-place finish in the 800m with a time of 2:22.08. The team prepares to compete at the RPI Capital District Classic on April 25th as they continue their spring season. -
Comets Secure Dramatic Road Victory Over Syracuse to End Season
🎉 The Utica Comets wrapped up the season with an exhilarating road win in Syracuse! A thrilling finish that showcased their resilience and teamwork. Proud of the season’s journey and looking forward to what lies ahead! 🌟 #UticaComets #HockeySeasonEnd🏒 Fetch Source
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Softball Achieves Senior Day Sweep Against Houghton in Exciting Showdown
UTICA, NY – The Utica University softball team achieved its fifth series sweep of the season by defeating Houghton University 10-1 and coming back for a thrilling 5-4 win. In the first game, Brooke Beleza and Meghan Paul shined at the plate, each going 3-for-3, while Kylie Murray pitched a strong game with her seventh win. The second game saw Abigail Sacks deliver a crucial two-run double in the sixth inning, securing the comeback for the Pioneers, who are now set to face SUNY Poly on April 22.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/19/softball-collects-senior-day-sweep-in-showdown-with-houghton.aspx -
Men's Track & Field Concludes Day Two at Cortland Classic Competition
In a standout performance at the Cortland Classic, Theodore Tsamis shone in the decathlon, finishing third with 5,156 points—marking the fourth-best score in program history. The men’s 4x800m relay team clinched victory with a time of 8:16.68, while Eddy Corporan’s 800m finish placed him fifth all-time at 1:56.98. Louis Pinto also excelled, qualifying for the AARTFC with a 1.94m high jump. The team will next compete at the Capital District Classic on April 25.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/19/mens-track-field-mens-outdoor-track-field-finishes-day-two-at-cortland-classic.aspx -
Cooler, Drier Air Arrives: A Refreshing Change Ahead!
Cooler weather hits tonight, with lows in the low 40s as dry air follows Saturday’s showers. Easter Sunday brings sunny skies and highs around 55°F, with a brisk west wind at 10-15 mph and gusts up to 30 mph. Monday stays partly sunny, but scattered showers return later, with highs in the upper 50s. A warm streak is on the horizon for midweek, with temps in the mid-50s Tuesday, low 60s Wednesday, and mid to upper 60s Thursday. Watch for showers on Friday as another system moves in, highs around 65°F. Precip chances vary as the week progresses.☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/cooler-drier-weather-settles-in/article_190da5e2-9975-4176-9691-1a24e2f05ea4.html -
Men's Lacrosse Loses to Alfred University in Recent Matchup
In a tough matchup, Utica men’s lacrosse fell to Alfred University, 14-5, despite a strong performance from Ryan Considine, who led the team with four points. After a slow start, the Pioneers rallied in the second quarter to take a brief 5-4 lead but were shut out in the second half. The team will look to rebound against Hartwick College on April 23 at 4 PM.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/19/mens-lacrosse-falls-to-alfred-university.aspx -
Rochester Comes From Behind to Defeat Utica in Thrilling Match
In a thrilling matchup, the Utica Comets fell to the Rochester Americans 4-3 after leading by two goals. A key third-period goal broke the tie, with an empty netter sealing the Comets’ fate. Next up, they hit the road to face Syracuse on Mar 28 and return home to battle the Hershey Bears on Mar 29! 🏒🔥 #UticaComets🏒 Fetch Source
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Forest Hill Cemetery Selected for the Being Human Festival Among 16 Locations
The Being Human Festival, held this month across the U.S., features Forest Hill Cemetery in Utica as one of 16 selected sites. The event celebrates the cemetery’s cultural and historical significance through walking tours, interpretation stations, and interactive art installations. Alecia Pendasulo from the Forest Hill Cemetery Preservation Foundation notes the cemetery is the resting place of notable figures, including congressmen and a former vice president, aiming to connect the community with its historical roots and enhance local identity. -
Women’s Lacrosse Celebrates Senior Day with Win; Grace Reaches 150 Career Goals
In a dominating performance, the Utica Pioneers women’s lacrosse team crushed the Alfred Saxons 20-4 on Senior Day, showcasing an explosive offense and a resilient defense. Grace Stuhlman made history by scoring her 150th career goal, landing her third all-time in program history. Leading the way, Jordan Kowalski contributed eight points with four goals and four assists. The Pioneers seized a commanding 13-0 halftime lead and never looked back, solidifying their playoff hopes as they prepare for their next match against Hartwick College.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/19/womens-lacrosse-grabs-huge-senior-day-win-grace-collects-150th-career-goal.aspx -
Saturday Showers and Storms: Prepare for Wet Ahead!
Easter Weekend kicks off with warm, wet weather. Today features mostly cloudy skies and highs in the low 70s, with morning rain and scattered afternoon thunderstorms (precipitation chance at 60%). Overnight lows drop to the low 40s as cooler air moves in. Easter Sunday brings sunshine and cooler temps in the mid 50s, with brisk west winds at 10-15 mph and gusts up to 30 mph. Monday may see late-day showers; highs in the low 60s. A pleasant, dry stretch follows midweek, reaching near 70 by Thursday and Friday.☁️ Fetch Source
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Pioneers Split Saturday’s Games; Set Sights on Tomorrow’s Rubber Match with Highlanders
In a thrilling matchup, the Utica Pioneers triumphed over the Houghton Highlanders 8-5 in the first game of their series, thanks to a crucial three-run ninth inning. However, Houghton bounced back dramatically, dominating the second game with a staggering 22-0 victory, fueled by explosive offense that saw 20 runs in just two innings. The Pioneers remain ahead in the Empire 8 standings and will seek to regain momentum in the rubber match scheduled for 1:00 PM on Saturday. -
Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Wraps Up Day One at Cortland Classic
Utica University’s women’s outdoor track and field team showcased remarkable performances on the first day of the Cortland Classic. Stefania Grimaldi is currently fourth in the heptathlon with 2,232 points, while Catherine Manna earned a first-place finish in the 5,000m, securing a spot in the AARTFC Regional Championship and ranking second all-time. Marlo Townsend also excelled, winning the 10,000m and moving to fourth on the all-time leaderboard. The team will continue competition tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. in Cortland, NY. -
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The Mayor announces the commencement of the Annual Community Festival on September 15, 2023, at Central Park from 10 AM to 6 PM. The event will feature local vendors, live performances, and family-friendly activities. Additionally, a town hall meeting is scheduled for September 20, 2023, at City Hall, starting at 5 PM, to discuss upcoming city projects and community concerns. Residents are encouraged to attend and share their input.📺 Fetch Source
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Men's Track & Field Dominates Cortland Classic; Talbot Sets Hammer Throw Record
At the Cortland Classic, Josh Talbot shattered the school’s hammer throw record with a throw of 57.49m, securing second place overall. This achievement surpassed Spencer Borghardt’s previous record set just last week. Ellis Urgent also made headlines, winning the long jump with a 7.15m leap, ranking him second in the program’s history. The Utica team’s 4x400m relay qualified for regionals with a time of 3:18.57, highlighting a strong performance on day one of the event. -
September Sizzle: Warm Days and Cool Nights Ahead!
This week, expect fluctuating weather patterns. Monday brings scattered showers with a 40% chance of rain, highs around 62°F, and winds from the SW at 10 mph. A cold front on Wednesday may trigger thunderstorms, with a 60% precipitation chance and temps peaking at 65°F. Winds could gust up to 25 mph. A heat wave is anticipated by the weekend, soaring to 85°F, with humidity levels at 75%. Stay alert for potential heat advisories. Overnight lows will generally remain in the mid-40s. Enjoy the changing conditions!☁️ Fetch Source
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