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Aug. 24: Caring Citizens Of Watertown’s first meeting
Caring Citizens Of Watertown’s first meeting will be held on August 24, at 5 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church, 236 Mullin St. The community is invited to help find solutions to make the community a better place.
Lowville classrooms, turf field might not be repaired in time for start of school
LOWVILLE, New York (WWNY) - Lowville Academy and Central School says the most recent flood has done so much damage that certain classrooms might not be ready for the first day of class. In a letter to parents and staff, Superintendent Rebecca Dunckel wrote, “Lowville Elementary School has experienced flooding...
The City of Syracuse wants your input on how it will spend millions of dollars of federal funds.
The City of Syracuse is currently updating its Five-Year Consolidated Plan for 2025 to 2029, which will determine how federal funds from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) are allocated to support local programs. These funds come from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Solutions Grant...
Inaugural African Cultural Festival in Utica This Saturday
UTICA, N.Y. -- The City of Utica will soon host its first African Cultural Festival. The African United Association and Utica Royalties have just announced the festival, which will celebrate culture and heritage. It takes place this Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Utica City Hall. The festival...
AAPI Community Seeks to Mobilize New York’s Young Asian Voters
With the 2024 election 73 days away, Asian community organizations in New York City are working in full swing to increase the turnout rate of Asian voters, but especially Asian youth who continue to be the least likely to vote across all age groups within the community. According to APA Voice’s 2024 report, while the […] The post AAPI Community Seeks to Mobilize New York’s Young Asian Voters appeared first on Documented.
Eva Longoria ‘Looks Ridiculous’ In Minidress That’s ‘Way Too Short’
Eva Longoria had fans on the fence when it came to her blazer minidress fashion choice two summers ago. In August 2022, the Desperate Housewives star rocked up to the Citi Taste Of Tennis New York in NYC, putting on a leggy display and seemingly having fans thinking it was a little too leggy.
Aug. 21-25: Rockin’ the Bay
Alexandria Bay hosts a classic rock and classic car weekend with Rockin’ the Bay. The four-day event starts on Wednesday, August 21 and ends on Sunday, August 25. Event Line up: There is a free classic car show on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and more information is available on Alexandria Bay’s website […]
NYSP seeks public help with identifying an individual captured on surveillance video
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – The New York State Police are asking for the public’s assistance in attempting to identify an individual who was captured on surveillance camera at the Walmart Super Center on Route 11 in the town of Le Ray in Jefferson County. Around 12:40 p.m. on August 11, the male in the photo […]
3 Earthquakes in 1 Day Shake Parts of New York & Jersey
Three earthquakes 15 minutes apart hit parts of Upstate New York and New Jersey. The tremors struck during the early morning hours of Tuesday, August 20 according to USGS. However, not many probably felt them. Earthquakes in New York. There have been more than 550 earthquakes in New York State....
Best Weekend Events For Aug. 23-25 In Western New York
It’s starting to feel like football season in Western New York, with several football related activities finally making its debut. When you’re from Buffalo, it always feels like football season, and this weekend we’re really excited to cheer on our Buffalo Bills, the Buffalo Bisons, and enjoy some live music!
“Red Flag” for 2024 Winter Forecast in New York State
There is a red flag in the Farmer's Almanac for the winter forecast this year. The forecast is a unique one for sure. Usually, when the Farmer's Almanac comes out, the forecast is pretty simple: it's usually either going to snow a lot or a little. The first day of...
New York State Man Dies After Tree Falls On Him
Police say a New York state man died on his property after a tree fell over on top of him. While the chances of being struck by a falling tree are pretty low, accidents such as this can happen sometimes. Older or diseased trees with cracked branches or exposed roots can pose a risk for falling over on your property. Also, the amount of heavy rain and storms the area has endured this summer can be another big factor with trees weakening.
Warren Zeiders headlines Day 2 of the NYS Fair (photos)
Rain exited stage left and pure sunshine filled day two of the New York State Fair. Warren Zeiders took the Suburban Park Stage at sunset to a screaming crowd. The audience, a mix of many age groups, danced and sang along with his performance. Zeiders, a Pennsylvania native, is a...
Hudson Valley Towns Benefit from $30 Million in Federal Grants for Water Infrastructure
The Hudson Valley region is set to receive a substantial boost in its efforts to enhance water quality and infrastructure, thanks to $30 million in grants from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). This funding, part of a broader $265 million investment by the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC), will support 30 communities across the state in tackling critical issues with their drinking water systems.
Clearer skies bring more than 50,000 people to Day 2 of NYS Fair
Geddes, N.Y. — Warmer weather brought 15,000 more people to the New York State Fair for Day 2 when compared to opening day. Thursday’s attendance of 53,707 is larger than the last two Day 2′s of the fair but is short of the record of 86,353 set in 2018.
New York’s Peaking Into WPL Playoffs
New York Rugby Club (10-2) ended its Women’s Premier League (WPL) regular season with an affirming win against Berkeley in Moraga, Calif. The rest of the competition will play its final games this Saturday, Aug. 24, and then New York will know whether it plays Berkeley, Colorado Gray Wolves or Life West in the national semifinals on Sept. 7 in Madison, Wis. [lead photo: Daisy Titus scores a try / Jackie Finlan/TRB]
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