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One woman was sent to the hospital after a collapsing building in Herkimer sent bricks and other debris crashing down on to her vehicle.

Sheila Rayam joins 142-year old publication as its lead editor, bringing with her decades of experience in journalism.

Rayam comes to her new role with a wealth of experience, including three decades of working her way up at The Democrat & Chronicle.

Rayam will guide a newsroom thats covered the aftermath of the May 14 racially motivated mass killing at a Tops supermarket in Buffalo.

The O-D’s main newsroom operations will move to a first-floor space in the former Commercial Travelers Insurance building at 70 Genesee St.

Gannett filed the lawsuit after only two Herkimer officers records were released in a FOIL request. A judge ruled the rest did not have to be released.

The Utica Observer-Dispatch newspaper building was sold to The Mohawk Observer, LLC for $660,000.

The former Utica Observer-Dispatch building on Oriskany Street was auctioned off in January – and NEWSChannel 2 learned Friday Mohawk Observer LLC was the highest bidder.

The historic and enormous 58,160 square foot Utica Observer Dispatch building is being auctioned off through Thursday, according to an online real estate notice.

The historic and enormous 58,160 square foot Utica Observer Dispatch building is being auctioned off through Thursday, according to an online real estate notice.