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A parade of vehicles is being planned to say 'thank you' to medical professionals, and you can be a part of it.

The company intends on distributing the first batch of masks to healthcare workers at St. Luke's and to Utica City Hall, for distribution among the local police force and fire departments.

Think Christmas thoughts. Tickets for the Adirondack Scenic Railroad's Polar Express go on sale April 1.

The Johnson Park Center in Utica is organizing a food giveaway for disadvantaged families, with the Food Bank of Central New York.

The saying goes "not all heroes wear capes". That's true. Sometimes, they make sandwiches and get them to hundreds of hungry kids.

Hallelujah! A central New York nursing home administrator serenades residents and the moment will touch your soul.

Now is the time to support our local restaurants by ordering food for takeout or delivery. A new Facebook group has been set up to gather all their menus in one spot.

Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri has declared a State of Emergency in the City due the coronavirus.

Parades, shows, sporting events: all cancelled or postponed to an unknown date. Local businesses will be hit hard by the lack of revenue. What can you do support you local small businesses?

In an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Utica eateries have released new guidelines for customer service and how they plan to conduct business during the pandemic.

Utica’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which was scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed due to concerns over the coronavirus.

With concerns of coronavirus on the rise and health officials suggesting that large gatherings should not take place, the committee in charge of the Utica Saint Patrick's Day Parade have made a decision regarding the parade this Sunday.