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Spring Blooms Shine Bright: Photo of the Day!
This week brings a mix of weather conditions across the region. Expect temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid-60s°F. High humidity levels around 70% contribute to a sticky feel. Scattered showers are likely with a precipitation chance of 60%, particularly on Thursday. Winds will be mild at 10-15 mph, but gusts could reach 25 mph during storms. A flash flood watch is in effect for low-lying areas due to potential rainfall accumulation. Friday brings a chance of snow flurries in higher elevations. Stay tuned for updates!☁️ Fetch Source
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Three individuals involved in Robert Brooks' death receive extended plea deal terms.
Three state correction officers charged in the death of Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional have been granted more time to discuss plea deals. They are among 10 indicted, with charges including murder and manslaughter after body camera footage showed officers assaulting Brooks. #JusticeForBrooks📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Firefighters Union Votes No Confidence in Chief, Citing Leadership Concerns.
The Utica Professional Firefighters Association has issued a vote of no confidence in Fire Chief Scott Ingersoll and Assistant Chief James Noon, citing inadequate leadership and staffing advocacy. Union President Thomas Carcone calls for a leadership change to save the department. #UticaFire -
Oliveira of Utica City FC Named AllMASL First Team and Newcomer Finalist
Utica City FC’s goalkeeper, Anthony Oliveira, has been named to the All-MASL First Team and is a finalist for the ‘Newcomer of the Year’ award. Oliveira earned this recognition following a standout season in the Major Arena Soccer League (MASL), where he showcased exceptional skills and performance. The announcement highlights his significant contributions to the team, helping elevate Utica City FC’s competitive presence within the league. Oliveira’s achievements reflect his hard work and dedication in his inaugural season. -
Softball Achieves Fourth Consecutive Win with Sweep Against Hartwick
UTICA, NY – The Utica University softball team achieved a commanding sweep over Hartwick College, winning game one 14-2 and rallying to secure a 10-8 victory in game two. Brooke Beleza was a standout performer, going 4-4 with four RBIs in the first game and contributing significantly in the second. The Pioneers’ offense exploded in the third inning of game one, scoring seven runs, while they maintained pressure in game two to clinch their victory, improving their record to 12-6 overall and 7-1 in Empire 8 play. They face Russell Sage College next.🫎 Fetch Source
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Utica Rescue Mission Hosts Annual Easter Dinner This Sunday at
The Utica Rescue Mission is hosting its Annual Easter Dinner this Sunday, providing a festive meal for those in need within the community. This event aims to celebrate the spirit of Easter while offering a sense of hope and support to individuals and families facing hardships. The dinner will take place at the Mission’s location, emphasizing their commitment to serving the underprivileged. Volunteers and donations have played a crucial role in making this event possible, fostering community involvement and compassion. -
Yorkville Man Arrested for Threatening Hotel Guests with a Hatchet
A Yorkville man was arrested following a confrontation at a Utica hotel on March 29. The incident stemmed from a property dispute and a prior altercation that occurred the night before. Upon arrival, Utica Police found the suspect in the hotel parking lot, where he allegedly threatened others with a hatchet during a renewed verbal dispute. Police intervention was necessary to ensure safety and resolve the escalating situation. -
Still Missing: Cauliflower the Beaver Escapes Utica Zoo – Have You Seen Him?
The Utica Zoo is intensifying its search for Cauliflower, a missing beaver last seen on Thursday, by employing an additional drone. Over the weekend, over 50 volunteers joined the effort, but no sightings were confirmed despite numerous reports, which were mainly of woodchucks mistaken for Cauliflower. The zoo advises distinguishing the two species by their tails: beavers have flat, paddle-shaped tails, while woodchucks possess furry tails. -
Teen Suspect Captured by Utica Police After Elm Street Shooting Incident
On March 19, the Utica Police Department responded to a ShotSpotter alert on Elm Street after detecting a gunshot sound. Officers found a .40 caliber casing and learned that a dispute led to an individual firing a shot before fleeing into a nearby residence. New York State Police assisted due to the active supervision status of a resident there. A search of the property uncovered a loaded .380 handgun. Currently, no charges have been filed in connection with the incident. -
Men's Lacrosse Prepares for Upcoming Road Games Against Russell Sage and Alfred
Utica University’s men’s lacrosse team is gearing up for two crucial away games, facing Russell Sage on April 16 and Alfred on April 19. After a narrow 10-9 loss to SUNY Brockport, star player Ryan Hollenbeck shone with three goals, while goalie Patrick Oswald delivered 13 saves, showcasing his skill ahead of the upcoming matches. The Pioneers look to bounce back against a struggling Russell Sage, who’s fresh off a conference win, and a determined Alfred squad, aiming to regain momentum in the Empire 8 standings.🫎 Fetch Source
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Batten Down for Windy, Snowy, and Cold Wednesday Ahead!
Starting tonight, rain showers will transition to snow, especially in higher altitudes, with lows around 30°F. Wednesday brings widespread snow showers, with highs only reaching the upper 30s, accompanied by windy conditions. A warm-up begins Thursday under high pressure, featuring partly sunny skies and highs in the upper 40s. Friday remains partly sunny with a chance of afternoon showers, highs soar to the low 60s. Saturday, expect cloudy skies and showers, highs in the mid 60s. Easter cools down to the low 50s, before warming up again to the mid 60s on Monday with abundant sunshine.☁️ Fetch Source
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Utica Seeks Eviction of Tenants from Condemned Algonquin Apartments Over Safety Issues
The City of Utica is taking action to evict tenants from the condemned Algonquin Apartments due to serious safety concerns. This decision comes after officials deemed the building structurally unsafe, prompting urgent measures to protect residents. The evictions, scheduled to begin immediately, aim to ensure tenant safety, as ongoing inspections have revealed hazardous conditions within the property. City officials emphasize that the health and well-being of the residents remain their top priority throughout this process. -
April 15 Surprise: Snow Makes a Final Curtain Call!
Expect a dramatic weather shift on Tuesday, April 15, as a cold front ushers in much cooler air and wind gusts up to 45 mph. Overnight temps will plunge into the upper 20s and lower 30s. Snow showers will linger in the North Country, potentially dropping 4″+ in Lewis, Northern Herkimer, and Northern Oneida Counties. While most regions stay dry, Wednesday remains blustery. By Thursday, high pressure brings sunnier skies and warmer temps. Watch for rain returning by the weekend, with highs potentially nearing 70°F south of the Thruway, while cooler conditions persist up north.☁️ Fetch Source
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Women's Lacrosse Faces Russell Sage Wednesday, Then Celebrates Senior Day Against Alfred
Utica University women’s lacrosse gears up for its final two home games of the regular season, hosting Russell Sage on April 16 and Alfred University on April 19 for Senior Day. Star player Grace Stuhlman is on the brink of reaching 200 career points, boasting 34 goals this season, while Jordan Kowalski has been a standout with 11 points in the last three games. After a tough 20-9 loss to SUNY Brockport, the Pioneers aim to bounce back as they celebrate their six seniors and look for a strong finish ahead of postseason play. -
Utica IAFF Votes No Confidence in Chief and Assistant Chief Leadership
The Utica Professional Firefighters Association has expressed no confidence in Fire Chief Scott Ingersoll and Assistant Chief James Noon following a vote held on April 8-9, 2023. Association President Thomas Carcone announced that a majority of the 75 rank-and-file firefighters present supported this decision, citing years of ineffective leadership, poor communication, retaliatory actions, and lack of strategic planning. The vote, aimed at ensuring firefighter safety, is not related to compensation issues but focuses on improving leadership within the department.📺 Fetch Source
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Join Us for Utica Rescue Mission's Annual Easter Dinner This Sunday!
The Rescue Mission of Utica will host its annual Easter dinner this Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 201 Rutger St. in Utica. This complimentary meal offers a warm, homecooked experience in a welcoming atmosphere, with dine-in options available. The event highlights the Mission’s ongoing commitment to serving the community, as it provides over 151,000 meals annually to those in need. -
Three correction officers face guilty plea today for Marcy inmate's beating death.
Three correction officers, Nicolas Kieffer, Nicholas Anzalone, and Nicholas Gentile, are set to make court decisions on plea agreements today, April 15, at 9:30 AM, regarding charges related to the beating death of inmate Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility in December. The offers from Onondaga County District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick, which remain confidential, may involve reduced prison time for guilty pleas. Kieffer faces the most severe charges, including murder and manslaughter, in a case where seven other officers are also implicated. -
Rain Today, Cool Down Ahead, Snow Set to Return Tonight!
Today brings rain showers as cooler weather sweeps in, with temperatures dropping to a high of 50°F. Precipitation is expected at 60%, with light winds from the northwest at 10-15 mph. As evening approaches, snow will return, particularly in higher elevations, with accumulation possible. Humidity is high at 80%, enhancing chilly conditions. A winter weather advisory may be in effect tonight, so prepare for icy roads and reduced visibility. Stay safe and bundled up as winter makes its return! -
Rain Today, Chillier Temps and Snow Tonight: Brace for Change!
Central New York experiences a chilly shift with a mix of conditions. Today starts sunny but transitions to clouds and rain showers, high near 50°F, with windy conditions and 20% precipitation. Tonight, rain shifts to snow, especially in higher elevations, with lows around 30°F and minor snow accumulation expected. Wednesday sees widespread snow showers and highs only in the upper 30s. A warm-up begins Thursday, hitting the upper 40s, while Friday climbs to the low 60s. Saturday brings clouds and rain, with highs in the mid-60s. Easter cools to the low 50s, but Monday warms back to the mid-60s. -
Carmella’s Cafe Owner Mike Ezzo Celebrates 40 Years with Pasta Ribbon-Cutting Tomorrow
Mike Ezzo, owner of Carmella’s Cafe, proudly marks 40 years of successful business in New Hartford. In recognition of this milestone, the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce honored Ezzo with a pasta-themed celebration. The event underscores the cafe’s enduring presence and commitment to the local community, reflecting the establishment’s significance in the area’s culinary landscape. Ezzo’s dedication to his business over the decades has been pivotal in fostering community connections and supporting the local economy.🎤 Fetch Source
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Traffic Alert: Sinkhole Causes Jefferson Avenue Closure in Utica
The Utica Police Department has closed off traffic on Jefferson Avenue due to a sinkhole reported before 2 p.m. on Monday. The sinkhole, located in the center of the 500 block between Mary and Bleecker streets, is currently cordoned off with police barricades and will remain closed until the problem is resolved. This action aims to ensure public safety while authorities address the situation. -
April 14: One Last Blast of Cold and Wind Arrives!
Tonight, expect thickening clouds and light rain, with accumulations of a few hundredths to a tenth of an inch. Overnight temps will hover in the mid to upper 40s. Tomorrow, a strong cold front arrives by afternoon, causing gusty winds up to 40 mph and plunging temperatures. Rain may transition to snow in higher elevations by sunset. Tuesday night into Wednesday, colder conditions bring uptick in snow, possibly accumulating a few inches. By Thursday, the sun returns, with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Expect warming to the lower 60s by Friday, but prepare for potential rain over the weekend.☁️ Fetch Source
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Chill Alert: Temporary Cold Snap Sweeps Through the Region!
Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with rain showers moving through Central New York between 10 PM and 2 AM; brief downpours possible. Temperatures will be mild, starting in the upper 40s. On Tuesday, rain accompanies a cold front, and temps drop from the low 50s to the upper 30s by evening, with some showers transitioning to snow. Wednesday brings chilly weather and possible lake-effect snow, especially in higher areas. Thursday warms to the upper 40s. Friday brings increasing temperatures but afternoon showers. Saturday will be wet, with highs near 60 before a sunny Easter Sunday at 50°F. Above-average temps are expected the week of April 21-27.☁️ Fetch Source
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Utica Student Artists Showcase Their Experiences in a New Exhibit
A new exhibition titled “UTICAN: Nots” opened on April 11 at the McCulley Student Gallery in Utica, showcasing the impact of the city on art students from Pratt Munson College of Art and Design. The college, an extension of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, allows students to study in Utica for two years before moving to NYC. International students, including Cheng Xu and Angela Chang, emphasize that Utica’s extended winters and small campus environment promote self-reflection and personal growth. -
Softball's Busy Week: Senior Day Celebration This Saturday
Utica University softball is gearing up for a pivotal week with four Empire 8 matchups, including a doubleheader against Hartwick College on April 15 and Senior Day festivities against Houghton University on April 19. After a strong performance against SUNY Brockport, where Utica claimed two victories, the Pioneers look to maintain momentum. They’ll honor nine seniors this Saturday while aiming to bolster their conference standings against tough opponents. Live coverage will be available for all games, bringing fans closer to the action.🫎 Fetch Source
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Comets Claim Overtime Victory Against Toronto
Thrilling matchup in Toronto! The Comets edged the Marlies 2-1 in OT, thanks to Mike Hardman’s 18th goal of the season. Max Willman scored shorthanded, and Logan Shaw tied it up for Toronto. Don’t miss the Comets’ next home games on April 4 & 5! 🎉🏒 #Comets #AHL🏒 Fetch Source
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Oneida County Sheriff Charged with Arson Following Kellogg Avenue Fire Incident
An Oneida County Sheriff’s Deputy, Aaron Alshaman, is facing arson charges for allegedly setting a fire at a West Utica home while on duty early on the morning of April 9. The Utica Fire Department responded to the blaze on Kellogg Avenue around 4:30 AM, where smoke was visible. An investigation revealed the fire originated at the rear of the two-story home and was later confirmed as arson by police. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, although the fire required significant effort to extinguish.📺 Fetch Source
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Mohawk Valley Burgers Named One of New York's Top 10 Finalists
The New York Beef Council announced the finalists for the ninth annual Best NY Burger Competition, revealing that three of the top ten contenders are from the Mohawk Valley. The finalists, chosen based on flavor, ingredients, and craftsmanship, include Ale & Angus in Syracuse, Brewer Union in Brewerton, and Roosters in Utica, among others. The competition highlights the rising culinary talent in New York’s burger scene, emphasizing the quality and creativity of these local restaurants. -
Montrose Wins Second Empire 8 Rookie of the Week Award
Ty Montrose of the Utica Pioneers has been named Empire 8 Rookie of the Week for the second time after an impressive offensive showcase against St. John Fisher, where he recorded four hits, four RBIs, and four runs in three games. This week, he also hit a solo home run, contributed two walks, and maintained an on-base percentage of .429. With a .311 batting average and 19 runs this season, Montrose continues to thrive as a key player as the Pioneers gear up for their final conference stretch and upcoming tournament.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/14/baseball-montrose-takes-home-second-empire-8-rookie-of-the-week-honor.aspx -
Oneida County Deputy Suspended Following Utica Fire Incident, Reports
An Oneida County Sheriff’s deputy has been placed on administrative leave following a significant fire in Utica. The incident, which occurred recently, raised concerns prompting an internal investigation. The deputy’s involvement in the situation is currently under scrutiny. Authorities have emphasized the importance of reviewing circumstances surrounding the incident to ensure public trust and accountability. The details surrounding the fire and any potential connections to the deputy will be explored as the investigation continues. -
Upcoming Road Construction Scheduled for April 14 in County Areas.
Area counties in New York, including Oneida County, will experience road construction delays during the week of April 14, as announced by the New York State Department of Transportation. Notable changes include a right turn lane closure on Middlesettlement Road and a right lane closure on Route 5 eastbound in the Town of New Hartford due to ongoing work at Tidal Wave Auto Spa. Motorists are advised to plan for potential delays. -
Announcing the 2025-26 Season of the Broadway Theatre League of Utica
The Broadway Theatre League of Utica has announced its 2025-26 season, themed “Drama Awaits,” featuring a lineup of Broadway productions at the Stanley Theatre in downtown Utica. Kicking off on September 5-6, 2025, the season aims to deliver unforgettable experiences for audiences of all ages. The series, hosted by Broadway Utica, promises a rich selection of performances, emphasizing the excitement and variety that live theater brings to the community. -
Montrose and Murray Named Pioneer Athletes of the Week
Ty Montrose and Kylie Murray have been named Pioneer Athletes of the Week for April 14th, 2025. Montrose shined in a series against St. John Fisher, contributing four hits, four RBIs, and four runs, including a critical solo home run. Meanwhile, Murray achieved her first career no-hitter against SUNY Geneseo, striking out six batters and allowing no walks. Over two complete games, she recorded a 1.17 ERA, solidifying her dominance on the mound. Together, they exemplified excellence in their respective sports.🫎 Fetch Source
https://uticapioneers.com/news/2025/4/14/baseball-montrose-and-murray-achieve-pioneer-athlete-of-the-week.aspx -
Radiant Start to the Week: Gorgeous Ahead!
This week kicks off with beautiful weather, marked by clear skies and pleasant temperatures averaging around 75°F. Minimal precipitation is expected, with a low 10% chance of rain, and humidity levels hovering around 50%. Light winds at 5-10 mph will add to the comfortable feel. However, a warm front could bring potential thunderstorms by midweek, prompting a weather watch. Most regions will remain dry, but regions north may see some light rain, though snow is unlikely. Enjoy the early week sunshine!☁️ Fetch Source
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Oneida County Deputy Suspended Following Utica Fire Incident
An Oneida County Sheriff’s deputy, Aaron Alshaman, has been placed on paid administrative leave following a fire early Wednesday on Kellogg Avenue in Utica. He is a person of interest due to his relationship with a resident of the home and was on duty when the fire ignited, with vehicle data placing him near the location. Currently, no charges have been filed, and an extreme risk order of protection related to the case has been filed in Oneida County Court. -
Utica Councilwoman Colosimo-Testa discusses proposal to remove the Assistant Fire Chief role.
Utica Common Council member Samantha Colosimo-Testa has outlined proposed legislation aimed at eliminating the Assistant Fire Chief position within the Utica Fire Department. The rationale behind this initiative is to streamline operations and reallocate resources to enhance overall departmental efficiency. This move is part of a broader evaluation of organizational structure and budget management in local government services. The proposal will be subject to further discussion and review by the council before any final decisions are made.🎤 Fetch Source
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Sunshine Kicks Off the Work Week with Clear Skies Ahead!
High pressure dominates tonight with clear, chilly skies. Overnight lows dip to the low to mid 30s. Monday starts cool, warming to the mid 60s under bright sunshine, but clouds and chances for light showers build in by evening. Tuesday sees increased rain chances as a cold front approaches, with morning temps in the upper 40s dropping into the 40s by afternoon. Snow is possible Wednesday with lake effect; highs will only reach the upper 30s. Thursday brings calmer, partly sunny conditions in the upper 40s, while rain is forecast for next weekend.☁️ Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/weather/sunny-start-to-the-work-week/article_e89dc26e-fde7-410f-8d3b-7607bb585885.html -
Utica Man Faces Drug Charges After Arrest During Rotterdam Traffic Stop
A 27-year-old Utica man, Raheeb M. Al Ammari, was arrested on April 6, 2025, during a traffic stop in Rotterdam by New York State Police. The arrest occurred at approximately 3:08 a.m. on I90 due to multiple traffic violations. Al Ammari faces charges including two counts of criminal possession of cannabis and criminal possession of a controlled substance, as well as additional traffic offenses. He was driving without a valid license at the time of the stop. -
Pioneers Score 17 Runs on Fisher in Sunday Baseball Split
In a thrilling doubleheader, the Utica Pioneers faced rival St. John Fisher, splitting the series with an 8-7 victory and a heartbreaking 10-9 loss. Key performances came from Ty Montrose, who drove in four runs and hit a homer, and Kody Czternastek, both contributing to a strong offensive showing. Despite the loss in the second game, the Pioneers sit at 12-8-1 overall and will look to build momentum against Russell Sage College on April 16, where they aim to improve their standing in the Empire 8.🫎 Fetch Source
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Firefighters Combat Blaze on Kellogg Avenue
Fire crews in Utica responded to a fire on Kellogg Avenue early Wednesday morning, shortly after 4:30 a.m. The blaze was contained to the back of a 2.5-story building, where the homeowner used fire extinguishers to control the flames before firefighters arrived. Crews encountered smoke issuing from the back porch and roofline, putting out hot spots and ensuring the building was empty. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Utica fire marshal’s office.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/news/local/crews-battle-fire-on-kellogg-avenue/article_2e4d9eaa-13d8-44fd-80b9-e9799f138b73.html -
Two Records Set as Women's Outdoor Track and Field Wraps Up Home Season
In a thrilling final home meet, the Utica University women’s outdoor track and field team showcased remarkable talent, highlighted by Hannah Allison breaking her school record in the high jump for the third consecutive week, clearing 1.63m. The Pioneers also excelled in the 1500m, with Catherine Manna, Jade Dening, and Marlo Townsend securing second, third, and fourth places, respectively. The team’s strong performances set the stage for their upcoming competition at the Cortland Classic on April 18-19. -
Men's Outdoor Track: Seven First Place Finishes at Utica Spring Invitational
The Utica Men’s outdoor track & field team delivered an impressive performance at the Utica Spring Invitational, securing seven first-place finishes. Highlighting the meet was Spencer Borghardt’s record-setting hammer throw of 53.60m. The team excelled across various events, with notable performances from Tobias Jeralds in javelin and the 1500m winner Bennett Melita. As they prepare for the upcoming Cortland Classic, the Pioneers aim to build on this momentum. -
Softball Stages Comeback to Beat Brockport and Avoid Split
The Utica University softball team showcased their resilience and skill, sweeping SUNY Brockport with a thrilling 10-3 and a come-from-behind 13-8 victory in a doubleheader. In the second game, after trailing 8-4, Utica rallied to tie the game in the sixth and erupted for five runs in the eighth inning to secure the win. The Pioneers, boasting a strong offensive performance, will next face Hartwick College on April 15 at 4 PM.🫎 Fetch Source
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Comets Conclude Road Trip with Game in Charlotte
The Utica Comets ended their long road trip with a tough 6-3 loss against the Charlotte Checkers. After leading 2-0, they couldn’t hold on as the Checkers capitalized with four goals in the second. Up next: 2 home games for Fan Appreciation Week! 🎟️ #UticaComets #AHL🏒 Fetch Source
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Women's Golf Finishes Sixth at Cortland Martin/Wallace Invitational Tournament
Utica College’s women’s golf team finished sixth out of ten at the Cortland Martin/Wallace Invitational, with standout performances from Riley Morris and Carly Stefanini. Morris led Utica by tying for 20th place with a total score of +17, while Stefanini secured 26th with a +15, highlighting her strong finish with three consecutive pars. The team now prepares for the upcoming NWGC Championships on April 26-27.🫎 Fetch Source
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Deputy on Leave Following Utica Fire Incident
An Oneida County Sheriff’s deputy, Aaron Alshaman, has been placed on paid administrative leave following a fire early Wednesday on Kellogg Avenue in Utica, where he is a person of interest due to his relationship with a resident. He was on duty when the fire ignited, with vehicle location data placing him near the scene at that time. Currently, no charges have been filed as the investigation continues, prompted by an extreme risk order of protection application filed in Oneida County Court.📺 Fetch Source
https://www.wktv.com/news/sheriffs-deputy-on-leave-after-utica-fire/article_2e916b80-64f6-4e76-b56e-4f132db29089.html -
Off to Binghamton to watch my daughter compete with Empire Center of Dance.
The Mayor is traveling to Binghamton to attend a dance competition featuring his daughter, who is competing with the Empire Center of Dance. He also wishes the East Utica Classic a successful Gala this evening. The East Utica Classic is recognized as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.📺 Fetch Source
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Comets Conclude Road Trip with Game in Charlotte
🚨 Final score: Utica Comets 3, Charlotte Checkers 6! Despite a strong start with a 2-0 lead, the Comets fell in their final matchup of the season series. Coming up, Fan Appreciation Week at home with $10 tickets! Don’t miss out on the team photo giveaway this Wednesday! 🎉 #UticaComets🏒 Fetch Source
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Utica Councilwoman Samantha Colosimo-Testa discusses proposal to remove Assistant Fire Chief role.
Utica Common Council member Samantha Colosimo-Testa has proposed legislation to eliminate the position of Assistant Fire Chief in Utica. The proposal aims to streamline the fire department’s operational structure and allocate resources more efficiently. Colosimo-Testa emphasized the need for thoughtful budget management while ensuring public safety remains a priority. This legislative move will be reviewed by the council, and discussions will focus on its potential impact on departmental effectiveness and community safety.🎤 Fetch Source
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Third-Period Hat Trick Powers Victory at Charlotte
In a thrilling match on April 12, the Utica Comets staged a comeback to beat the Charlotte Checkers 3-1. Brian Halonen netted two late goals, transforming a 1-0 deficit into victory! The Comets play again tomorrow—$10 tickets for their final home games are available! 🏒🔥 #UticaComets #AHL🏒 Fetch Source
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