Utica

Here's some Eggtastic News- Utica New York's world famous Peregrine falcon has laid its first egg for the 2022 season.

It's with great sadness that The Utica Zoo announces the passing of Sherlock the Red Fox.

Anthony Brindisi has disappeared. At least, his name suddenly is missing from the congressional offices he's utilized over the past two years.

The County of Chenango Industrial Development Agency (CCIDA) recently announced that for the first time in nearly a dozen years, commercial freight was shipped on NY Susquehanna and Western Railroad's Utica Line.

Matt Beadle joined us in the studio Tuesday and Cassidy Lynn was with us by phone to tell us about a great event they will both be a part of Sunday, August 17th. It's the first annual "BeadleFest" and will feature "Country Swag," Cassidy, and The Beadle Brothers Band in concert...

As heavy rains continue to fall, flooding across central New York is getting worse. Norwich has canceled the July 4 Music and Balloon Fest due to the excessive flooding at the Chenango County Fairgrounds. Organizers are working to schedule another date for the celebration.

The city of Utica has been producing promotional videos highlighting everything from the food to the people of the region. Now, they've released another video that highlights the accomplishments of Mayor Rob Palmieri with reworked lyrics to the song "Girl on Fire" by Alicia Keys. The Utica version is "Mayor on Fire."

Twenty years since the last AHL team laced up in Utica, the Vancouver Canucks confirmed the rumors that it was moving its AHL team to central New York. The new team will be called the Utica Comets, the Canucks said during a Friday afternoon press conference...

Many area country fans may not realize it, but the main members of Gloriana hail from nearby New Hartford, just outside of Utica.  Brothers Tom and Mike Gossin were members of a local band called Captain Zippy in their high school days before heading off to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington...

Half Moon cookies were invented in Utica, N.Y.  Oh, sure there have been other pretenders to the throne (don't even get me started about New York City's "black and white.") The legend began when Harry Hemstrought, a former architect, opened up a little bakery in Utica in 1925...