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California may have sunshine, beaches and Hollywood. Mickey Mouse and fresh oranges can be found in Florida but there are a few things that only comes from Central New York. Here's 11 things we can brag about besides New York City.

Utica, Rome, and the Central New York area is pretty unique, but I think people forget from time to time just how unique it is. Here's five things you may have never known about this area, that makes it different from everywhere else in America.

Another New Year's Eve this year without Dick Clark, the creator of "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" which first aired in 1972. Every New Year's Eve, the TV in the McShea household was tuned to that show, and Dick Clark never let us down. Even after his stroke a few years back, he courageously continued with help from Ryan Seacrest. Wednesday Night, ABC rings in the new year with Ry

That's a cool house. If I had the money I would buy it. We know that's what you're thinking and if you have the money, good news. Dick Clark's Flintstones-themed house in Malibu has been reduced in price. It apparently is an unsellable freak of architecture. It's been on the market for about a year now and no one's bought it. Now the asking price has been heavily discounted.

America's oldest teenager Dick Clark is being mourned around the nation.  He passed away at the age of 82 after a massive heart attack. Dick Clark has several ties to Central New York, including a diploma from Syracuse University and his first job at WRUN in Utica.  But there are a number of other interesting facts about the 'American Bandstand' legend, you may not know.

Even though Dick Clark was born in Westchester County, those of us in Central New York can claim him as a native son as his broadcasting career was launched here in the Mohawk Valley. His first broadcasting job came at Rome's WRUN-AM. He also worked at WOLF radio in Syracuse and WKTV-TV in Utica...

Dick Clark will, of course, be most remembered for music on television but he did make a significant contribution to bringing paranormal programming into the mainstream.  It was his production company that that brought us one of Sci-Fi/Paranormal's best loved TV shows.

Broadcasting legend Dick Clark, whose career started at Utica's WRUN, passed away earlier today. We take a look back at 5 TV programs he hosted during his lengthy career.

TV star Dick Clark, who started his career in broadcasting at Utica's WRUN-AM, has died at age 82.  TMZ reports that Clark died earlier today of a massive heart attack.

82-year-old Dick Clark has long been famous for his youthful appearance.  And it would seem that his taste in architecture has also been frozen in time — prehistoric time, that is.

Dick Clark has put his man cave on the market. No, seriously, it’s a cave.

The people of the Utica area are proud of many things, including those from the area who’ve gone on to become famous. At least three generations of Utica area residents have admired some their famous neighbors - pop culture icons Annette Funicello and Dick Clark, baseball player Dave Cash, musician Fran Cosmo and pollster John Zogby...