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It seems no matter how much we try to forget Stella, we can't. A new viral challenge is going around on social media called the Stella Challenge. Here's everything you need to know about it.

As Central New York is still digging out from Stella, we are beginning to realize the many effects this storm has had on our region. From the damage at Turning Stone, to the damage at Utica College, Stella has caused nothing but headaches. Unfortunately here in Utica, Stella has destroyed the Charter School greenhouse.

One of the only good things about Winter Storm Stella, is all the heartwarming stories of people helping out others and working together... Just like this one.

Many are still digging out from the snowfall dropped on Central New York. The highways and city streets once littered with abandoned vehicles are finally beginning to be cleared again. Just days ago it was a different story.

With so much snow there's only so many snowmen and snow angels you can make before you get bored. Then its time to start getting creative like this Ilion resident.

UPDATED 1:58 p.m. - Utica's Snow Emergency has been lifted and Mayor Palmieri says vehicles can now be parked on city streets.

Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri is defending his administration's handling of snowstorm Stella, and has acknowledged he 'sure did' have to visit an emergency room following a little accident during the storm.

Winter Storm Stella caused nothing but a headache for everyone in Central New York. While we continue to dig out, everyone is voicing their opinions on how the City Of Utica is handling the situation.

If you were driving at any point during Stella, and now your car seems to be shaking at higher speeds, don't call the mechanic just yet.

Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi is asking Governor Andrew Cuomo to provide supplemental assistance to communities and human service organizations in the Mohawk Valley to help cover costs associated with winter storm "Stella."