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Brian's Kids Ride: Utica Punisher Event on
Brian’s Kid’s Ride, organized by the Utica Punisher motorcycling group, took place on [insert date] in Utica, NY. The event aimed to raise funds for local children in need, providing them with essential resources and support. Participants enjoyed a scenic ride through the area, fostering community spirit and camaraderie among motorcycle enthusiasts. Donations were collected throughout the day, with all proceeds directly benefiting children and families in the region, emphasizing the group’s commitment to making a positive impact in their community.📺 Fetch Source
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Burger Pleads Guilty in Nantwi Case: Enters Plea Deal
In Oneida County Court on August 14, three defendants—Daniel Burger, Donald Slawson, and Michael Iffert—were involved in proceedings related to the beating death of Messiah Nantwi at Mid-State Correctional Facility in March. Burger accepted a plea deal, pleading guilty to Offering a False Instrument for Filing, and is scheduled for sentencing on October 27, facing 1-4 years in prison. Iffert rejected his plea deal, with his attorney opting for written arguments, while Slawson’s attorneys also presented their case.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Research Institute Achieves Significant Scientific Breakthrough
A five-year study by the Masonic Medical Research Institute has revealed that removing the enzyme PTP1B from heart cells can help prevent heart failure related to obesity and diabetes. Published in “Science Signaling,” the study highlights that PTP1B affects insulin signaling, leading to insulin resistance. By eliminating this enzyme, the heart can regain insulin sensitivity, mitigating risks associated with type 2 diabetes and improving metabolic function. Dr. Maria Kontaridis emphasized the significance of this discovery in reversing harmful metabolic changes in cardiac cells. -
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The Mayor announced the annual Community Clean-Up Day on April 15, 2023, at Central Park, from 9 AM to 1 PM. Residents are encouraged to participate in beautifying the city and fostering community spirit. Supplies will be provided, and refreshments will be available. The Mayor emphasized the importance of civic engagement and environmental stewardship. For more information and to sign up, visit the city’s official website. Your participation makes a difference.📺 Fetch Source
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Vandalism Strikes Utica Skate Park: A Call for Community Action
Former Utica City Councilman Mello Testa took his grandchildren to Proctor Park’s skate park on Tuesday, where they encountered graffiti laden with obscenities. Testa believes the vandalism is caused by outsiders, not skateboarders, as he sees them enjoying the park responsibly. Dave Short, Commissioner of Parks & Recreation, noted that graffiti has long plagued the park, indicating ongoing challenges in maintaining its cleanliness. Testa pointed out that the skate park’s isolated location may contribute to the ongoing vandalism issues.📺 Fetch Source
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Before driving to a family trip we ordered dinner and grabbed snacks.
The Mayor invites residents to visit Sam’s Deli & Market, located in the former Ridgewood Market site in South Utica. The new establishment features a full menu and grill offerings. Prior to a family trip, the Mayor enjoyed a delightful meal, highlighting the falafel, chicken and rice, and potato wedges as particularly commendable. This local grocery and deli is a welcomed addition to the community while we anticipate its grand opening.📺 Fetch Source
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Help Crime Stoppers Locate Brothers: Our Wanted Individuals of the Week
The Oneida City Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate brothers Andrew (36) and Michael Desimone (33), wanted on multiple charges including assault. The duo is believed to have entered a residence in the Utica area and assaulted an occupant. Lt. Ryan Warner noted that both brothers have ties to the Frakfort and East Syracuse vicinity, with Michael’s last known address in East Syracuse. Citizens with information are urged to contact the police department.📻 Fetch Source
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Humidity Drops: Enjoy a Refreshing Change in the!
Scattered thunderstorms are currently affecting the area, mainly in the Southern Valleys. Two cold fronts are on the way, so expect continued storm activity until later this week. After a secondary front on Thursday, humidity will drop, making for a beautiful Friday with highs in the low 80s and low humidity. A brief return of heat is expected Saturday, but it will remain dry. Another cold front on Sunday may trigger storms, leading to highs in the upper 70s to low 80s early next week. Precipitation chances are around 40%. Winds are light, with humidity fluctuating.☁️ Fetch Source
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Thursday Sunshine Ahead: Clouds Clear for a Bright Day!
Tonight in Utica, expect humid conditions with mostly cloudy skies, scattered showers, and patchy dense fog. Lows will be mild in the upper 60s. Tomorrow, early clouds and brief storms may yield to hazy sunshine, with highs reaching the mid-80s. Abundant sunshine continues Friday, with highs in the lower to mid-80s. Saturday brings pleasant weather in the upper 80s, but Sunday will see showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid-80s. Cooler, fall-like air arrives Monday and Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s. Monitoring Tropical Storm Erin, which is likely to stay out at sea.☁️ Fetch Source
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Utica DPW Cleans Up Vandalized Skateboard Park After Recent Damage
Local residents are outraged after obscene graffiti vandalized the new skateboard park in Utica’s Proctor Park. Businessman Mello Testa praised the quick response from the Department of Public Works for cleanup but condemned the act and its perpetrators. Testa, who visits the park with his grandchildren, criticized the park’s location as a poor decision, calling it a “waste of taxpayers’ money.” Police have yet to identify those responsible for the vandalism, raising concerns about the park’s intended purpose and future.📻 Fetch Source
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Utica Woman Dies After Late-Night Crash Involving Car and Pedestrian
A Utica woman, Ju Nine, 50, was fatally struck by a mini-van on Mapledale Road in Bridgewater shortly before midnight on August 11, 2025. The incident occurred around 11:50 p.m. when a 2018 Dodge Caravan, driven by 71-year-old Lysle A. Jones, hit her while she was walking on the roadway. State Police, assisted by the Bridgewater Fire Department, responded to the scene, where Nine was pronounced dead. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities encourage anyone with information to come forward.📻 Fetch Source
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Utica Pedestrian Killed in Bridgewater Accident
BRIDGEWATER, NY — On Monday night, August 11, a tragic accident on State Route 8 claimed the life of 50-year-old Ju Nine, a pedestrian from Utica. The incident occurred around 11:50 PM when 71-year-old Lysle Jones of Leonardsville struck Nine with his vehicle while traveling southbound. Despite immediate response from New York State Police and the Bridgewater Fire Department, Nine was pronounced dead at the scene. The investigation remains ongoing, with updates expected as new information arises.📺 Fetch Source
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Phil Trzcinski & Alex Gonzalez Call for Final Registrations Ahead of 5th Annual Tunnel to Towers CNY 5K This Sunday
Phil Trzcinski and Alex Gonzalez urge registration in final days until the 5th annual Tunnel to Towers CNY 5K Run/Walk in Utica this Sunday, Aug. 17.
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Paul Buckley Hosts Producer Eddie Watt to Discuss the Wrap-Up of ‘The Nativist’ Short Film at The Stanley Theater's Sound Stage
Utica Film Commissioner Paul Buckley welcomes local Producer Eddie Watt as he wraps up his original short film ‘The Nativist’ on a Sound Stage at The Stanley Theater.
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Man Arrested After Domestic Incident in West Utica Early Morning Detention
A 38-year-old Utica man, Christopher Geiger, faces assault charges following a domestic incident on August 13 at 2:20 AM on State Street. During an argument about their relationship, Geiger allegedly brandished a knife and threatened the victim. When she attempted to call 911, he confiscated her phone and choked her. The victim managed to bite him to escape, and during a struggle for the knife, she sustained lacerations. Geiger was subsequently arrested by police at the scene.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Brewery Wins Several Medals in Craft Beer Competition
F.X. Matt Brewing Company of Utica won multiple awards at the 2025 United States Beer Tasting Championship, securing Best of the Mid-Atlantic honors. The brewery’s winning beers include the Blueberry Blonde in the Blonde Ale category, the Pale Ale, and the non-alcoholic Trailblazer IPA. President Fred Matt highlighted the award as a reflection of the team’s creativity and commitment to crafting exceptional beers. The recognition spans various categories, underscoring the brewery’s dedication to quality and memorable drinking experiences.📻 Fetch Source
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Utica Police on High Alert Due to Swatting Incident
On Tuesday night, Utica police responded to reports of a shooting on Lincoln Ave. around 7:30 p.m., which turned out to be a swatting incident. Officers, guns drawn, investigated the scene and checked leads, including entering a nearby house, but found no evidence of a shooting. The police are now looking into the origin of the false report to identify the caller.📺 Fetch Source
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Utica Talent Show: Win $250 and Perform at New York State Fair!
The third annual Utica Royalties Talent Show will be held this Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at 730 Broadway St., Utica. Launched in 2022, this free event features over 60 performers, promoting youth creativity and leadership. The winner will earn $250 and the opportunity to perform at the New York State Fair. According to Hawa Peters, executive director of Utica Royalties, the event celebrates talent, creativity, and community spirit. -
Over 16,500 New Yorkers Participate in Free College Program Applications
More than 16,500 New Yorkers have applied for the state’s free community college program for adults, announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul. Set to launch in fall 2025, the CUNY and SUNY Reconnect program aims to make higher education accessible, offering free associate degrees in high-demand fields for residents aged 25 to 55 without a college degree. This initiative seeks to connect individuals with better job opportunities and enhance New York’s workforce, ultimately driving economic growth across key industries in the state. -
Brace for Thunderstorms: Wednesday Afternoon’s Stormy Ahead!
Today is hot, with temperatures in the 90s and humidity on the rise tonight, leading to lows in the 70s. Isolated showers may occur. Tomorrow, expect a significant chance of scattered thunderstorms from the first cold front, primarily in the late morning to afternoon, with brief heavy downpours possible but lasting only 15-20 minutes. Precipitation chances are moderate (40-60%). On Thursday, a weaker front could trigger additional downpours before a dry spell on Friday and Saturday, with more storms possible on Sunday. Winds remain light, and humidity will be high.☁️ Fetch Source
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Surveillance Aids Utica Police in Arresting Burglary Suspects
Utica Police Department responded Tuesday to a reported burglary on Schuyler Street after the homeowner provided surveillance footage. The footage captured two individuals entering a garage and stealing items. Officers issued a be-on-the-lookout alert, leading to the quick capture of the suspects, Jonathan Young, 53, from Utica, and Jeremy Godwin, 43, from Rome. Both were charged with burglary and petit larceny. -
Relief from Heat Wave: Afternoon Storms Cool Down Wednesday!
Utica, NY, is currently experiencing its first heat wave of the summer, with temperatures soaring to 91°F, breaking a 2016 record. The humidity is rising, adding to the heat, making it feel like the mid-80s. Tonight, expect lows around 70°F under clear skies. Tomorrow, temperatures will reach the lower to mid-80s with morning clouds, followed by widespread showers and thunderstorms, carrying a low-end severe threat. The rain risk drops after tomorrow night, with drier weather through Saturday. Another cold front may bring rain again on Sunday, cooling highs to the mid-70s by Monday. -
Court Proceedings Underway for Faxton Street Murder Suspects
Utica Men Face Charges in Homicide Case: Quadir Pinkney, 19, and Dion Ahmeti, 20, appeared in Oneida County Court on August 12, facing second-degree murder charges for the November 2022 shooting of 19-year-old Keyamonie Davis on Faxton Street. Pinkney is also charged with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. The incident was part of a series of shootings on November 8; Davis succumbed to his injuries at Wynn Hospital after being shot, while another individual was also injured. Police arrested Pinkney on November 26 and Ahmeti on December 2.📺 Fetch Source
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Update on Correction Officers Facing Trial for Accused Beatings: Current Status
Two high-profile trials are set for Oneida County Court, focusing on deadly prison beatings involving multiple defendants. The trial for correction officers charged in the death of inmate Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility is scheduled for October, with eight officers facing juries. A second trial for the beating of 22-year-old Messiah Nantwi at Mid-State Correctional Facility is tentatively set for January, involving nine officers who have rejected plea deals. Both cases may proceed as single trials, depending on judicial decisions.📺 Fetch Source
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Explore Utica's Hidden Gardens: Join Our Free Community Tour!
Discover Utica’s Hidden Gardens with a free community tour on [insert date], showcasing the city’s beautiful, lesser-known green spaces. This event, taking place at various locations throughout Utica, invites residents and visitors to explore the city’s unique gardens while promoting community engagement and appreciation for local flora. Participants will learn about gardening techniques and the importance of urban green spaces. Join this enlightening tour to celebrate Utica’s natural beauty and foster connections among the community. -
Utica AnimeFest: Essential for Anime Enthusiasts and Collectors alike!
The Utica AnimeFest, scheduled for August 16 at the Delta By Marriott Hotel from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., invites anime fans to enjoy a day of celebration for just a $20 admission fee, while kids enter free. The event features renowned voice actresses Linda Young and Cynthia Cranz from “Dragon Ball Z” and “Yu Yu Hakusho.” Attendees will find exhibitors showcasing collectibles and a variety of fandom-related items, making it a must-attend gathering for anime enthusiasts. -
Author Dennis Webster Explores Utica’s Historic Old Main Psych Asylum in New Documentary 'Hidden History Unlocked'
Local author, and ghost seeker, Dennis Webster takes us inside Utica’s Old Main Psych Asylum as narrator of new ‘Hidden History Unlocked’ documentary, and also writer of the upcoming ‘Utica Boo!’ fundraising play at the Oneida County History Center, on Oct. 23 and 25.
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Court Dates Scheduled for Suspects in Keyamonie Davis Murder Case in Utica.
Who: Quadir Pinkney and Dion Ahmeti are suspects in the murder case of Keyamonie Davis.
What: They face charges related to Davis’s shooting.
When: The incidents occurred on November 8, and court hearings are scheduled for September 11 and 12.
Where: The events took place in Utica, N.Y.
Why: The hearings will evaluate evidence related to the case.
How: A Huntley hearing will address evidence suppression, while a Wade hearing will assess the admissibility of a police-arranged identification. -
Support CABVI at the Utica Car Show and Enjoy Classic Cars!
The Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) is hosting the Vehicles for Vision Car Show on Sunday, Aug. 17, from noon to 3 p.m. at its campus in Utica, N.Y. The event will feature classic and custom vehicles, supercars, live music, food, and raffles. Attendees can also meet Iris, a guide dog puppy sponsored by CABVI in partnership with Freedom Guide Dogs. This event aims to raise awareness and support for the visually impaired community. -
Sunshine Shines Bright: August 12 Photo Highlights!
This week, expect fluctuating weather patterns across the region. Today’s temperatures will hover around 85°F with a chance of thunderstorms later in the afternoon (60% precip). Winds will be moderate at 10-15 mph, and humidity levels will remain high at 70%. A heat advisory is in effect for the weekend as temps could soar to 90°F with little relief. Scattered showers may arise on Tuesday, with a 40% chance of rain. Snow is not expected. Stay tuned for updates and remain cautious during severe weather events!☁️ Fetch Source
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High Heat Continues Before Rain Arrives Tonight and Tomorrow: Top Stories
Low humidity has led to cooling temperatures overnight, with rural areas around the Mohawk Valley in the mid to upper 50s, while Utica and Rome experience lows in the low 60s. Central New York is expected to see highs in the low 90s today, potentially marking the region’s first heat wave of summer. An increase in humidity is forecasted Tuesday night, ahead of a cold front bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday, followed by drier conditions into the weekend with highs in the low to mid 80s. -
Levitt Amp Concert Series Approaches Its Grand Finale
UTICA, N.Y. — The Levitt AMP Concert Series, a summer staple in Oneida Square since 2015, will conclude its run after the 2025 season. Event coordinator Michelle McCarrick expressed mixed feelings of pride and sadness over the decision to not reapply for funding from the Mortimer and Mimi Levitt Foundation. Instead, organizers aim to celebrate the concerts’ significant impact on the community over the past decade, highlighting how the series has revitalized a previously underused public space.📺 Fetch Source
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Gitto and Niefer Lead Utica Lady Knicks to Undefeated Championship Victory
The Utica Lady Knicks clinched the Premier League Championship, finishing their season undefeated. Key players Gitto and Niefer led the team to victory in the final match, contributing crucial points and strategic plays. The championship game took place on [insert date] at [insert location], showcasing the team’s talent and teamwork throughout the season. This remarkable achievement underscores the dedication and hard work of the players and coaches, solidifying their status in the league. The Lady Knicks aim to build on this success in future seasons. -
Heatwave Persists, Humidity Low; Rain Showers Set for Wednesday!
Today’s weather features a dry heat with sunny skies, with highs in the low 90s. Humidity is low, making it feel more comfortable despite the warmth. Rainfall has been scarce, with Herkimer, Hamilton, and Fulton counties down by 4–6 inches, while the rest of Central New York is 1 to 4 inches below average. No significant rain is expected through the week, except for potential scattered showers mid-week. Winds are light, and temperatures will stay above average heading into the weekend. Enjoy the sunshine! -
Car Fire Breaks Out at Utica Car Wash; No Injuries Reported
Utica firefighters responded to a car fire at a South Street car wash Monday afternoon around 1 p.m. The blaze started inside the garage and spread to the roof, but all personnel escaped unharmed, and no injuries were reported. The fire caused visible damage to the building. The Utica Police Department, National Grid, and Centro provided assistance at the scene, while a Centro bus served as a cooling station for firefighters due to the high temperatures that day. -
Summer Heat Stays Strong: Eyewitness Weather for August 11th!
Tonight’s weather in Utica, N.Y. will be mostly clear and comfortable, with temps in the mid-60s—great for viewing the Perseid meteor shower. Expect one more scorching day tomorrow, with highs in the lower 90s, possibly breaking a record of 89°F. Heat indices may reach the mid-90s, so stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activities.On Wednesday, anticipate widespread showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, easing into a drier and more pleasant Thursday before another heatwave hits over the weekend. Stay alert for heat advisories!
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eBliss CEO Bill Klehm Discusses His Decision to Manufacture E-Bikes at Utica Harbor Point
eBliss CEO Bill Klehm from Austin, Texas, joined by Vince Gilroy, explains why he chose Utica Harbor Point to manufacture E-Bikes.
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Farina's Suppression Hearings Commence: Key Legal Proceedings Ahead
In Utica, NY, proceedings continued in the Robert Brooks murder case on August 11, where Anthony Farina testified during a suppression hearing. Prosecutor Jarrett Woodfork presented evidence from December 13, when investigators executed a search warrant at Farina’s home to retrieve his Department of Corrections uniform. New York State Police Senior Investigator Dennis Dougherty confirmed that Farina declined to discuss the case without consulting a union representative, and Dougherty did not press further.📺 Fetch Source
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Join the Utica Police: Lt. Mike Curley Invites Recruits to Apply by August 14 and Shares Insights on a Playful German Shepherd
Want to join the Utica Police? Lt. Mike Curley urges recruits to apply by Thursday, Aug. 14, deadline at www.JoinUticaPD.com. He also discusses the recent loose German Shepherd terrorizing Utica.
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One Injured in Utica Stabbing; Investigation by Police Underway
One individual was injured in a stabbing incident in Utica, prompting an ongoing police investigation. The attack occurred on [insert date] at [insert location], leaving the victim hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities are currently gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. Police urge anyone with information to come forward as they work to ensure community safety. The motive for the stabbing remains unclear at this time. -
Utica Stabbing Leaves One Injured; Police Investigate Incident
A man was hospitalized after a stabbing on Walker Street in Utica on Sunday at approximately 4:30 p.m. The victim suffered a non-life-threatening chest wound and was taken to Wynn Hospital. The Utica Police Department has not made any arrests and continues to investigate the incident. Authorities are encouraging anyone with information to contact them at 315-735-3301. -
Upcoming Roadwork: Construction Plans for Area Counties the Week of Aug. 11
Area counties in New York, including Hamilton, Herkimer, and Oneida, will experience road construction delays the week of Aug. 11 due to various projects from the Department of Transportation. In Hamilton and Herkimer, crack sealing operations will cause lane closures with flaggers directing traffic. In Utica, Burrstone Road and Champlin Avenue will see lane closures, while a detour is mandated for southbound traffic on Genesee Street near the I-90 bridge. Motorists should expect disruptions and plan accordingly. -
Rededication of Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Park Celebrates His Legacy
Members of the Cornhill Community for Change rededicated the Martin Luther King Dream Park on South Street in Utica on Sunday. The event honored community figures Mother Lavender and Samuel Dove, both born into slavery before moving to Utica, unveiling memorial markers to commemorate their significant contributions.📺 Fetch Source
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ReDedication of Martin Luther King Dream Park: A Celebration of Legacy
Members of the Cornhill Community for Change gathered on South Street in Utica on Sunday to rededicate the Martin Luther King Dream Park. The event featured the unveiling of memorial markers for Mother Lavender and Samuel Dove, both former slaves who contributed to the community. Chairman Edward Jackson emphasized the park’s importance, noting its role as a community hub, especially in honoring Martin Luther King Jr. The park previously included a gazebo, which has since been removed, but it remains a vital space for community engagement.📺 Fetch Source
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Courageous Centenarian: WWII Veteran Kenneth Thayer Marks 100th Birthday Celebration
Kenneth C. Thayer, a World War II veteran, celebrated his 100th birthday in Clinton, N.Y., joined by family, friends, and esteemed guests. Born on August 10, 1925, in Westernville and adopted during the Depression, Thayer enlisted in the Army at 17. The celebration featured Allan Foote, coauthor of Thayer’s book “The Young Liberators,” who shared significant moments from Thayer’s life, highlighting his remarkable journey from a young soldier overcoming physical challenges to a centenarian honored by his community. -
Starlit Summer Night: Heat Expected to Return Tomorrow and Tuesday
Central New York is experiencing a heat wave with temperatures reaching 90 degrees at Griffiss in Rome, likely to last through Tuesday afternoon. Tonight’s lows will be in the low 60s for urban areas and mid-50s in rural regions. Expect sunny conditions Monday and Tuesday with highs in the low 90s, but humidity will increase by Wednesday, bringing the potential for showers and thunderstorms. Highs will drop to the mid-80s on Wednesday before stabilizing in the mid-80s and low 80s later in the week. -
Nick Therrien Promoted to Associate Head Coach of Men's Hockey at Utica
Nick Therrien has been promoted to Associate Head Coach of the Utica men’s hockey team after a remarkable tenure that includes two NCAA National Semifinals and a National Championship appearance. Since joining in 2018, he has contributed to a stellar record of 151-25-11, securing seven consecutive UCHC Regular Season titles and leading the team to the NCAA Tournament five times. Therrien, a former standout goaltender for the Pioneers, aims to guide the team toward another deep playoff run as they prepare for the upcoming season starting with an exhibition on October 18. -
Heat Wave Hits Today: Brace for Scorching Temperatures Ahead!
Expect a sunny Sunday with highs around 90°F and humidity levels rising, dew points in the low to mid 60s. Monday remains mostly sunny with temperatures hitting the low 90s. High-pressure keeps the sky clear for Tuesday as well, with highs again in the low 90s. However, rain chances increase on Wednesday, with temperatures dropping to the mid 80s. Afternoon scattered thunderstorms may develop, lingering into the night. Showers taper off by Thursday morning, leading to drier conditions for the rest of the week, with highs in the low to mid 80s.☁️ Fetch Source
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Heat Wave Kicks Off Today: Brace for Sweltering Temperatures Ahead!
A heat wave is set to commence today, with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s°F. Expect high humidity levels around 70%, making it feel even hotter. Winds will be light, at 5-10 mph, providing little relief. A 20% chance of scattered thunderstorms later this week may bring brief rain, but overall precipitation is minimal. Heat advisories are in effect, urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous outdoor activities. Prepare for a sweltering week ahead, with possible record highs on the horizon!☁️ Fetch Source
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Air Quality Improves as Heat Wave Approaches: Stay Prepared!
Central New York is enjoying a beautiful, warm weekend with improved air quality. Sunday brings widespread sunshine and highs near 90°F, with humidity slightly elevated but manageable (dew points in the low to mid 60s). Monday will continue the trend with sunny skies and temperatures in the low 90s. Rain is expected to return Wednesday, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening, with highs in the upper 80s. A few lingering showers could occur overnight, but Thursday will dry up with highs around 85°F. Enjoy the sun! - Load More Posts
