Rep. Claudia Tenney of NY22 discusses the latest on the Ukraine War, the House vote to provide $13.6 billion in Aid, as well as banning Russian Oil and questions over Ukraine Bio Labs.

Rep. Claudia Tenney talks Ukraine War & Aid, Russian Oil and Ukraine Bio Labs

Utica Police Lt. Mike Curley discusses rise in Hyundai and Kia car thefts, ATV taunting, gun crimes and challenges of enforcing a local Cannabis Ban.

Utica Police Lt. Mike Curley talks Hyundai/Kia Car Thefts, Gun Crimes & Challenges of Cannabis Ban

Utica Councilman at Large Jack LoMedico explains the Democrat councilmembers' efforts to reduce Mayor Mike Galime's proposed 16.5% tax increase.

Utica Councilman Jack LoMedico Explains Democrats' Efforts to Reduce 16.5% Tax Increase

Utica Mayor Mike Galime discusses update on proposed Budget, Zoning Violations for construction trailers along Canal, and plans moving forward for Solar Farm on top of contaminated Utica Landfill along Incinerator Road.

Mayor Mike Galime talks Utica Budget, Trailer Zoning Violations & Utica Landfill Solar Plan

Utica Councilwoman at Large Samantha Colosimo-Testa explains her proposed Budget Amendments to cut Mayor Galime's proposed Tax Increase from 16.5 percent to 15.5 percent.

Utica Councilwoman Samantha Colosimo-Testa Explains Budget Amendments to Cut Tax Increase

Former councilman Frank Meola responds to Councilwoman at Large Samantha Colosimo-Testa's proposed Budget Amendments.

Former Councilman Frank Meola Responds to Samantha Colosimo-Testa's Budget Amendments

Daily Sentinel Publisher Brad Waters responds to Utica Councilwoman Samantha Colosimo-Testa's questions over former Utica mayoral candidate Celeste Friend's regular column to be published in the Rome-based newspaper.

Daily Sentinel Publisher Brad Waters Responds to Samantha Testa Over Celeste Friend Column

Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello of the First Ward explains the Democrats' proposed Budget Amendments to reduce Mayor Galime's potential 16.5 percent Tax Increase.

Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello Explains Budget Amendments to Cut Tax Increase

Utica Councilman Joe Betrus of the 6th Ward reacts to Budget Amendment 'chaos' as vote deadline looms.

Utica Councilman Joe Betrus Reacts to Budget Amendment 'Chaos' as Deadline Looms

Tommy Carcone - Utica Fire - Budget Reaction

Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello reacts to Utica Mayor Galime's vetoes of proposed Budget Amendments to reduce 16.5 percent tax increase.

Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello Reacts to Mayor Galime's Vetoes of Budget Amendments

Utica Mayor Mike Galime explains Budget Vetoes and 14 Percent Tax Increase.

Utica Mayor Mike Galime Explains Budget Vetoes and 14 Percent Tax Increase

Whitesboro Mayor Glenn Hopsicker explains 1.72 % Tax Increase with flat budget expenses, and ongoing challenges with Buck Apartments.

Whitesboro Mayor Glenn Hopsicker Explains 1.72 % Tax Increase and Buck Apartment Problems

Developer Jerry Stucchi of JGK Associates and Rocco Capponi discuss proposed 5,000-seat open-air amphitheater in the Erie Canal Village in Rome.

Jerry Stucchi of JGK Associates & Rocco Capponi Discuss Erie Canal Village Amphitheater in Rome

Utica Police Lt. Mike Curley discusses the recent domestic-related Murder/Suicide on Kingston Road in North Utica, and forcible robberies of car keys at Hannaford Plaza in East Utica.

Utica Police Lt. Mike Curley Discusses North Utica Murder/Suicide & Robberies at Hannaford

Utica Councilman Joe Betar of the 3rd Ward reacts to Common Council's sudden vote last week to immediately remove Dunham Road Traffic Island in South Utica.

Utica Councilman Joe Betar Reacts to Council's Sudden Removal of Dunham Rd Traffic Island

Whitesboro Police Chief John Scholl and Deputy Mayor Pete Potasiewicz discuss recent knife slashing of Police Officer and musical lineup for upcoming Summer Concert Series on the Village Green, every Wednesday starting July 3.

Whitesboro Police Chief John Scholl & Deputy Mayor Pete Potasiewicz talk Knife Slashing of Officer

Utica Mayor Mike Galime discusses possible Veto of Common Council's vote to remove Dunham Road Traffic Island, and an update on animal shelter negotiations with Anita's Stevens Swan Humane Society and Wanderers Rest.

Utica Mayor Mike Galime talks Possible Veto of Traffic Island Removal & Animal Shelter Negotiations

Former Superintendent Peter Blake reacts to 19 potential elementary school teacher job cuts in Proposed Rome School Budget to cover $7 million deficit.

Former Superintendent Peter Blake Reacts to 19 Teacher Job Cuts in Proposed Rome School Budget

Utica Mayor Mike Galime discusses a wide variety of city issues including a $1.8 million boost in AIM State Funding, Animal Shelter negotiations, an update on the South Utica traffic island, changes in Flag Raising Policy outside City Hall, and the debate over the city's Tow Rotation law, with former District Attorney Scott McNamara sitting in as guest co-host.

Utica Mayor Mike Galime talks Boost in AIM Funding, Animal Shelters, Flag Raising & Tow Rotation

Hanka Grabovica responds to questions and allegations concerning financing surrounding the non-profit Bosnian American Community Association, or BACA.

Hanka Grabovica Responds to Questions & Allegations Surrounding BACA Bosnian Group

After Hanka Grabovica's interview Wednesday concerning financial transactions with the Bosnian American Community Association, or BACA, we were provided with the full bank records and check images from BACA's account with Bank of Utica.

Follow-Up on BACA Financial Transactions with Bank of Utica

New Hartford School District Superintendent Cosimo Tangorra reacts to controversy over student's perceived racist cereal box advertising artwork at school district-wide art show.

New Hartford Schools Superintendent Cosimo Tangorra Reacts to Outcry Over Student's Racist Artwork

BACA Secretary Dzanan Bristina and attorney Jenna Peppenelli explain their concerns over the leadership and finances of the Bosnian American Community Association (BACA), and why the board voted to remove Hanka Grabovica and Sandro Sehic from their roles.

Dzanan Bristina & Attorney Jenna Peppenelli Explain Concerns Over BACA Leadership & Finances

Rome Mayor Jeff Lanigan discusses how he handled a recent irate citizen at City Hall, the return of an extended Honor America Days and the latest debate over a proposed Amphitheater in Rome.

Rome Mayor Jeff Lanigan talks City Hall Outburst, Honor America Days Returns & Amphitheater Debate

Lawyer Nicole Dillingham explains why a proposed Wind Project in the towns of Stark and Springfield by New Leaf Energy should be rejected.

Lawyer Nicole Dillingham Explains Why Proposed Stark Town Wind Project Should Be Rejected

Chris Mercurio and Jake DiBari with the SFM Skatepark Project preview this week's groundbreaking of future skatepark at Bellamy Harbor in Rome after tragic suicide of Mercurio's teenage son, Stone. The project is also just short of its $1.5 million fundraising goal, so all generous donations are welcome!

Chris Mercurio & Jake DiBari Update Progress on Skatepark in Rome after Teen's Tragic Death

Utica Police Lt. Mike Curley seeks answers on death of Bartender Lori Asker, who was found injured with skull fractures outside the Stanley bar off Court Street.

Utica Police Lt. Mike Curley Seeks Answers on Death of Bartender Lori Asker

Equal Time Debate- Steve Piacentino - Suspend Open Hearts Surgery Program At MVHS

Utica Mayor Mike Galime discusses the City's new Animal Shelter Contract with Wanderers' Rest for stray dogs, and an update on Code Violations concerning dozens of Trailers stored alongside Erie Canal.

Utica Mayor Mike Galime talks New Animal Shelter Contract & Update on Trailer Code Violations

Director Dan Fusillo highlights Upcoming 'Funny Girl' Musical at Players of Utica Theatre with shows starting this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 7-9, then next week with shows Thursday through Sunday, June 13-16. Get your tickets at: www.playersofutica.org

Director Dan Fusillo Highlights Upcoming 'Funny Girl' Musical at Players of Utica Theatre

Marilyn Williams invites public to Dolgeville Violet Festival this weekend celebrating 25 Years.

Marilyn Williams Invites Public to Dolgeville Violet Festival Celebrating 25 Years

Sarah Calero and Marcie Dyar of Oneida County Tourism highlight their monthly Bucket List of Things to Do locally in June.

Sarah Calero & Marcie Dyar of Oneida County Tourism highlight June Bucket List of Things to Do

Executive Director Shelly Callahan of The Center in Utica highlights the process and impact of settling Refugees in the Mohawk Valley, while encouraging the public to attend a World Refugee Day celebration at MVCC's Jorgensen Athletic Center from 12 to 4 pm this Saturday, June 8.

Shelly Callahan of The Center Highlights Impact of Refugees on Eve of World Refugee Day

Jacob Morgan, a candidate for Oneida County Republican Committee in District 9 of Whitestown, is seeking a Public Referendum for voters to approve $2 Million in bonding to buy new Whitesboro Aerial Fire Truck. If you'd like to sign the petition, call Jacob at 315-371-7721.

Jacob Morgan Seeks Public Referendum on $2 Million to Buy New Whitesboro Fire Truck

Utica Fire Chief Scott Ingersoll reflects upon the Legacy of former Fire Chief Russ Brooks after his death this week, at 75.

Utica Fire Chief Scott Ingersoll Reflects Upon Legacy of Former Chief Russ Brooks after Death

Jim Zecca and Barb Ames invite Trump Supporters to America First Rally and Open House this Saturday, June 8, from 11 am to 2 pm at 188 Main St., New York Mills.

Jim Zecca & Barb Ames Invite Trump Supporters to America First Rally & Open House June 8

Whitesboro Mayor Glenn Hopsicker and Fire Chief George Massarotti why the Village needs to borrow $2 million to buy a new Aerial Ladder Fire Truck.

Whitesboro Mayor Glenn Hopsicker & Fire Chief George Massarotti Explains Spending on New Fire Truck

Father Nektarios Harding of Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville explains how a proposed Wind Turbine Project in Stark will impact this historic religious site of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Father Nektarios of Holy Trinity Monastery Explains How Stark Wind Project Will Impact Historic Site

Sam Roorda explains why the proposed 138-unit income-based Zaida Housing Plan by Pennrose Development is wrong for Little Falls.

Sam Roorda Explains Why Proposed Income-Based Zaida Housing Plan is Wrong for Little Falls

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