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Family Friendly Ice Rink Coming To Utica, NY

Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul was in Utica today to announce projects approved for the City’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative. One of the projects will include an ice rink at Liberty Bell Park. Utica was awarded $10 million in DRI funding by the state in 2019 as a Round 4 winner.  The money was released this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   Utica is on the rise with a renewed sense of energy and optimism as we focus on our economic recovery, said Hochul. Our Downtown Revitalization Initiative projects will further create economic opportunity and transform the Utica community by making renovations to historic buildings, creating vibrant public spaces and providing critical support for local small businesses.

Lt Gov Kathy Hochul announces Utica NY projects receiving DRI funds

“It’s been a long, long wait for this community,” Hochul said. “And I know that. I know it’s been painful, all of you waiting to hear about your projects, whether or not they were going to be funded or not and to what level.” Projects receiving funding The 16 projects selected by the state to receive funding included a mixture of private and public ventures throughout the broader Genesee Street corridor.  $2 million for Washington Street parking garage: The state funding will help fund a $5.4 million project for structural repairs and to restore parking spaces.  $819,000 for MWPAI park: The area outside the art institute will be transformed into a park and event space in a $1 million project.  

Historical Review

1901 May 18, 1901-It appears that within a few months Grand Rapids will have telephone connections with the towns to the east and west. May 18, 1901-It is predicted that the birth of two or three more fair-sized counties in northern Minnesota will occur within the next four years. May 18, 1901-John T. Jones of Pittsburgh, Pa., arrived in the area. He and associates have taken lease of the old, long-abandoned Buckeye Mine situated about 12 miles northeast of Grand Rapids.   1911 May 17, 1911-The state land sale conducted from the courthouse steps was one of the best that has ever been conducted in the county, and the average price per acre paid was the highest ever received at a sale of Minnesota state lands. A total of 3,000 acres were disposed of for an average price of $12 per acre.

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