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NYC Man Living in Utica Going to Prison on Gun and Drug Charges
A New York City man living in Utica is going to prison for his role in a huge drug sales operation. He is also facing gun charges.
Senate Candidate to Hold Run & Walk Event for U.S. Army Reserve
The Democrat candidate for New York State Senate has announced, he's holding a run/walk event to commemorate the 116th birthday of the U.S. Army Reserve. James Meyers will lead a group of walkers and runners in recognition of the dedicated service of 200,000 Army Reserve Soldiers and civilians on Sunday, April 28th at 12 noon from the Clark Mills Road parking lot of the Rayhill Memorial Recreational Trail in the Village in Whitesboro.
Herkimer's Lambert Will Inducted into NYS Basketball Hall of Fame
People in the Mohawk Valley say there's plenty of proof that Herkimer's Lambert Will played a major role in creating the rules for what is now known as American basketball. As a result, the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame has now inducted Will into the Hall as a 2024 inductee.
Get Rid of Your Old Pesky Electronics During Free Recycling Event
Senator Joe Griffo is partnering with state and local organizations to put on his annual electronics recycling event. Don't miss it! It's free.
Upstate NY Police Officer Tragically Dies in the Line of Duty
It's been a difficult week for the law enforcement community in Upstate NY. The difficulty continues as another officer has died while in the line of duty.
Utica Police Arrest Teen with Ghost Gun
Youth crime continues to be a thorn in the side of local law enforcement as Utica Police arrested another teen Thursday on weapon charges.
Former Utica School District Superintendent Bruce Karam Sentenced
Former Utica City School Superintendent Bruce Karam has been sentenced on felony corruption charges as part of a plea bargain deal he agreed to in Oneida County Court. Karam was charged in regards to the misuse of taxpayer funds to support a political campaign related to the 2021 Utica School Board election, as well as a fundraiser for then board President Lou LaPolla.