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The newly drawn congressional maps in New York have political leaders in the state scrambling to determine who is going to run and which district they'll run in. Now, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente says he's considering a run for Congress in the 22nd Congressional District.

The New Hartford Senior High School is entangled in possible sexual harassment cases involving teachers and students and the superintendent off schools says there's a zero tolerance policy.

The Utica University men's hockey program is about to become a Division-I program, but the question to be answered in May, is whether or not the Atlantic Hockey conference will welcome them into their league.

This is the "go to" Egg and Olive sandwich. This is a sandwich that I grew up with as at least once a week, my mom would make this sandwich for our lunch. Surprisingly, I've discovered, this is not a sandwich that is well known.

Washington Post reporter Ben Strauss is the first national reporter to take a serious look at what many people in the village of Herkimer have been claiming for years. Is it true that the game of basketball was invented in the village of Herkimer, and not in Springfield, Mass?

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A judge in Steuben County ruled on Thursday that New York's new congressional districts were gerrymandered to benefit Democrats and are unconstitutional. But stay tuned, an appeal is coming.

Utica Police Rome Police are asking for the public's help in locating their latest Mohawk Valley Crime Stoppers Wanted Person of the Week.

The New Hartford Boys Basketball team finished the season on Sunday, after falling short to Manhasset in Glens Falls by a score of 62-51. Listen to the interview with Coach John Randall here.

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