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Few are the dates from history that I can remember. I am the first to admit this. But one date that has always stuck in my mind is July 4, 1817.

SACKETS HARBOR — When it comes to community spirit, patriotism and history, Jeannie I. Brennan is a Yankee doodle dandy, born on the Fourth of July and ready to celebrate

This week in Mohawk Valley history, steps are taken in the construction of the Erie Canal and widening local streets in downtown Utica.

The Clinton Restaurant announced via Facebook its last day in Whitestone will be June 25, ending three generations of ownership under the Babich family.

The Declaration of Independence declared equality as an American ideal, but it took a century to even partially realize that goal. One of the key periods of U.S. history is Reconstruction. They were the years following the Civil War. The era began with promises of egalitarianism. The 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to the Constitution…

In her first State of the City address since 2019, Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo touted significant city growth in both the private and public sectors and promised more to come.

Yeshiva University exhibit 'The Golden Path: Maimonides Across Eight Centuries' shows the far-reaching impact of one of the Middle Age’s most prolific Torah scholars

It all began as a terrible mistake when as part of the Utica Mason's Knights Templar bicentennial celebration, the 200-year-old original charter document was lost somewhere between Newport and Vernon. This week the document and the damaged metal cylinder it was stored in was found, but the news was not all positive.

In his long career, which included stints as a deputy minister in Bob Rae’s government, Charles Pascal also pushed for the creation of a child benefit for moderate - and low-income families, and helped create the Canadian Index of Wellbeing