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Attorneys for Buffalo Diocese discussed statewide settlement in May
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Attorneys for the Buffalo Diocese are in discussions about joining the seven other dioceses across New York for a statewide settlement to hundreds of priest sex abuse cases. According to court documents and people closely related to the church’s bankruptcy filing, the pool of money from which the settlement could be […]
O’Scugnizzo Pizzeria celebrates 110th anniversary
UTICA — It’s a Utica staple, a beloved family business, and the second oldest pizzeria in the country — O’Scugnizzo Pizzeria. From humble beginnings in the early 20th century to becoming the recognizable brand that it is today, O’Scugnizzo has entered its 110th year in business as the self-proclaimed “king of pizza.”
Comachos wins title in popular and longstanding Utica Muny Softball League
UTICA — The Muny Softball League is a cornerstone of Utica among the Utica Zoo, the Valley View Golf Course, and the Boilermaker Road Race. That’s how it was likened by Harry Dorsagno, USA Softball of NY Player Representative.
Dealing with Urban Blight in the City of Utica: Knights of Columbus Building Update
UTICA, N.Y. -- The former Knights of Columbus building located on Genesee Street has been deteriorating for years, and now, the neighbors want something done about it. The former Knights of Columbus Building is owned by 307 Genesee Street, LLC. In 2009, Massachusetts developers Kenneth Rockett and Richard DeRosas purchased...
US Border Patrol agent arrested and accused of forcing women to expose themselves in virtual interviews
Authorities arrested a US border patrol agent this week after accusing him of forcing women to expose themselves to him, under the auspices of it being a requirement for their admission into the country.
Johnson City's third Dunkin' is opening soon with modern, 'elevated' experience
A new Dunkin' location is set to open in the Binghamton area. Signage has been installed at the new Dunkin' location which is currently under construction in Westover. The new store, located at 724 Main St., will join nearby Johnson City locations on Reynolds Road and Baldwin Street, marking the third Dunkin' location within...
Police: Jamestown man dies in motorcycle accident
POLAND, N.Y. — The New York State Police reported that a man died in a motorcycle crash around 1:10 p.m. Friday in the town of Poland. John W. Hodgkin, a 77-year-old man from Jamestown, was driving west bound on State Route 394 on his motorcycle. The vehicle was a...
Competency test requested by accused killer in Marcy
MARCY — Defense attorneys for murder suspect Jeremy Kirch have requested he undergo a competency evaluation following a brief appearance in Marcy Town Court on Friday, according to the Oneida County District Attorney's Office. Prosecutors said Kirch, 45, of Camden, appeared before the town justice Friday afternoon to schedule...
Thousands flock to Clinton Art & Music Festival
CLINTON — Cleary, sunny skies greeted the thousands of people who paid a visit to the Clinton village square on Saturday for the annual Art & Music Festival, a day-long celebration of the beauty of the area, according to coordinator Molly Marris. "It's just a great celebration of our...
A peek at the World’s Smallest Diner in Watkins Glen
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (WETM) – If you’ve ever driven through Watkins Glen, you’ve probably seen the World’s Smallest Diner. But, what is it and how long has it been here? 83-year-old Gerry Collins has run the diner for the past ten years. “Everybody’s gotta do what they enjoy. There’s no sense in just sitting around […]
33-year-old pays $2,100/month to live with 23 roommates in Brooklyn—take a look inside
In a city as notoriously expensive as New York, it's common to see people in their late 20s and early 30s living with roommates to help manage the high cost of living. But Ishan Abeysekera has taken that to the next level with his current living situation in Brooklyn: a communal building that he shares with a whopping 23 other people.
Cornell tells faculty and staff to start bringing their own meals to campus amid UAW strike
ITHACA, N.Y. — As custodians, cooks and food service workers represented by the United Auto Workers (UAW) continue a strike that began on Sunday night, Cornell University has asked its faculty and staff to start bringing their own food and drinks to work, or dine off campus, when classes begin on Monday.
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