Halloween

Many historic buildings of Utica hold on to images of the distant past with faded signs painted on their brick sides. These signs are called ghost signs and they can be found all over the city.

Carving a pumpkin is an art (even when bullets are flying). Don't believe us? Watch this and prepare to have you mind changed (not to mention blown).

On Halloween night, meet the city of Utica's most famous ghost: The Tuxedo Man of the Hotel Utica.

What do you love the most about Halloween?

Are you ready for Halloween? More importantly, are your pets?

Your kids may still be wrestling over what to go as for Halloween this year, but one father isn't sweating his son's decision one iota.

This Halloween you may see teal pumpkins on your neighbors porch. Yes, it's pretty but what does it mean?

Get ready to make history on Halloween night. Go ghost hunting on the forbidden floors of the Hotel Utica for only $35.

Stan Munro and Suzi Campanaro have been transforming their lawn on Halloween for the past 10 years. They've created everything from giant spiders and zombies, to a crashed UFO and ghost disco. This year Stan has built a giant dragon skeleton.

One of the best parts about Halloween is obviously the candy, but the Boilermaker is offering an additional event that promotes a healthier side to the holiday. The Utica Boolermaker is taking place on October 24, 2015 at the Masonic Care Community on Bleecker St. in Utica.