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Mayor: Dangerous and Now Ugly Utica Alley Might Need Fix - Vimarsana News

Mayor: Dangerous and Now Ugly Utica Alley Might Need Fix

What used to be a quaint brick breezeway between Hotel Utica and Genesee Street in Franklin Square, downtown Utica - which was used for wedding and graduation photos, has now become a dangerous eyesore. $200,000 in ARPA funding was spent on that area by Councilperson Katie Aiello and the sad fact is - it should have just been left alone.

The Recorder: 2023 Year in Review - Vimarsana News

The Recorder: 2023 Year in Review

A look back at some of The Recorder’s top stories from 2023.

First Day Hikes celebrate new year around central New York | Content Exchange - Vimarsana News

First Day Hikes celebrate new year around central New York | Content Exchange

Central New York residents of all ages are invited to kick off the new year Monday, Jan. 1 with a First Day Hike, with several in the vicinity. First Day Hikes are a nationwide initiative led by America’s State Parks, including New York State Parks, to encourage people to get outdoors.

Arena in Schenectady's Mohawk Habor gets final approvals | Business - Vimarsana News

Arena in Schenectady's Mohawk Habor gets final approvals | Business

Maxon Alco Holdings, LLC, a subsidiary of the Galesi Group, cleared the last hurdle necessary to break ground on the 97,000-square-foot arena which is estimated to cost upwards of $50 million

Waterfront living community announced for Utica's Harbor Point - Vimarsana News

Waterfront living community announced for Utica's Harbor Point

UTICA, N.Y. — The City of Utica, in partnership with Visions Hotels, announced plans to build a waterfront living community along the north side of the city’s harbor.

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