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A Western New York town took an idea from a Rocky Mountain community and made it their own, just in time for Christmas 2017.

National College Colors Day comes every fall, but some folks bleed their college's colors all year.

Watch local celebrities take on the Sitrin STARS in the ultimate wheelchair basketball game. And you could be going to the game... On us.

Winter Storm Stella is not only causing a headache on the roads, it has now caused property damage to Utica College. It was confirmed by the college that the Sports Dome has collapsed.

Tickets for the 12th annual New York Sash/Utica College Hockey Teddy Bear Toss game are now on sale.

This week is National Banned Book Week, and Utica College is celebrating by holding their 25th annual Banned Book Read-in Wednesday afternoon.

Utica College is hosting a Downtown Block Party to celebrate the college's 70th birthday, the opening of the state-of-the-art Brvenik Center and the inauguration of UC's 9th President, Dr. Laura Casamento.

When Marc Deperno of the Sitrin Medical Rehabilitation Center booked Syracuse University seniors Trevor Cooney and Michael Gbinije to headline this year's Sitrin STARS Wheelchair Basketball Classic, he never thought it would be this big.

Karie Fischer was driving back from Frankfort and thought stopping in at the Aud would be fun for her and her children. When she stopped in, she was surprised to see an amazing event going on.

Adrianna West is a 6-year-old Utica College Pioneers Men's Hockey fan and she unfortunately was hit in the head with a puck while at a game over the weekend. Well, 18 stitches later she is recovering well and she got a special surprise!

Purchase a raffle ticket at home games for a chance to have dinner with the Utica College Hockey Team.  Support an excellent cause; all proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish of Central New York

The players on the Utica College softball team put some hard work in this past weekend in order to make a difference in their community. In partnership with the Oneida County Youth Bureau's Fall Intergenerational Clean Up, the girls helped rake leaves, clear debris, and tidy up the homes of two elderly Utica residents.