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Get The Original Chicken Riggies Recipe Here – and the Stories Behind the Dish
One of Utica's most famous recipes has a storied history. Today, the dish has been duplicated and reinvented over in over in cities outside Utica-Rome, like Manhattan, Boston, Buffalo and Albany. Background. Utica's Chicken Riggies is a signature dish hailing from Utica, known for its hearty and flavorful combination of...
WKTV 2.3 to Become WKTV Plus
DEERFIELD, N.Y. -- WKTV’S Affiliation with the CW Network will come to an end at midnight Saturday. The c-w is owned in part by Nexstar broadcasting which has other stations in the Utica area, so the CW will be moving to those properties. On Sunday, WKTV 2.3 will become...
Fantastic Family Fun Will Be Found In Utica This September
If you're looking for unforgettable family fun in Utica this September, look no further than the Family Fall Festival. It's all being held on Sunday September 15th from 1PM to 4PM at the Saranac 1888 Biergarten. This event is both family and dog-friendly. It'll be the perfect way for you to kick off the fall season close to home and include your furry friends.
Summer of music concludes in Easter Park
The final concert of the Library’s summer music series was held Wednesday night in Eastern Park. Joan Carrig, who wrote the grant for the concerts, stated, “We had a wonderful season, and we’re really grateful for the support of the Central New York Arts Council and the City of Little Falls. This is an opportunity to revive a great Little Falls summer tradition.”
LOOKING BACK: Utica's textile era plus
The textile age in Utica began in the 1840s. Utica sheets and Utica underwear and many more wearing items poured out of many factories around the city and in neighboring villages, too. Mills sprung up all over using coal from Pennsylvania via the Chenango Canal to produce the power to turn the steam mills. This replaced the need for water power from the Oriskany and Sauquoit Creeks. Years 1845-1945 were the heyday as the industry moved south starting after World War I and accelerating through the late 1950s. A surge of immigrants in the 1840s provided workers, many of whom were Germans, and later Irish and Polish.
Celebrate Your Love Of Comics In Upstate New York
Do you love comic books and the pop culture world around it? It's time to celebrate here in Upstate New York in Utica this September. The ‘Uticon’ comic book show is returning for its 19th year to the Mohawk Valley. This event not only celebrates the love of comic books, it also helps raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
There Are So Many Reasons That Year After Year, I Hate Labor Day
I am not a fan of Labor Day and I'm here to present some valid reasons why this is a terrible holiday. First of all, traffic is brutal during Labor Day week. People are trying to get their last glimpse of summer, but even more, people are leaving their vacations and heading home. Camp owners are closing up their camps and heading home and the community surrounding them becomes a ghost town on Labor Day.
Buy Fresh Apple Cider Within 100 Miles Of Upstate New York
Looking for some fresh Apple Cider across the Upstate New York region? There are quite a few places to choose from within 100 miles of the Utica and Rome area of the Mohawk Valley and Central New York. New York State has a handy map to find a sweet (unfermented)...
Love like Olivia: Utica's Fitness Mill hosts spin class fundraiser for Olivia Rose Sacco Memorial Scholarship
UTICA — With music blasting throughout one of the rooms of the Fitness Mill in Utica, people pedaled hard on their stationary bikes, sweating for a good cause — raising money for the Olivia Rose Sacco Memorial Scholarship. The Fitness Mill hosted the Ride for Olivia from 8...
“DRUMLine Live” Gears Up for National Tour
“DRUMLine Live,” the show-stopping production created by the musical team behind the hit movies “Drumline” and “Drumline: A New Beat,” is hitting the road again with a new and dynamic show. With more music and an amplified cast, national and international audiences can get ready for a thrilling show that is sure to entertain the entire family.
Pianist Siegel to kick off Munson Performing Arts season
UTICA — Acclaimed pianist Jeffrey Siegel will kick off Munson’s Performing Arts season with a Keyboard Conversation at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, in the Museum of Art’s Sinnott Family – Bank of Utica Auditorium, 310 Genesee St. In this “Dances for the Ears” concert, Siegel...
Musician Don Cantwell Plays Hot at his 100th Birthday Bash
Beloved teacher, clarinetist, and bandleader Don Cantwell celebrated his 100th birthday with 100 friends, family, and past and current students at Unity Hall in Barneveld, New York. His jazz band, the Clef Dwellers (a group including his alumni students and other prominent local musicians), accompanied Don on the clarinet as they performed traditional jazz tunes and other old favorites. Don was featured soloist on “Memories of You” and “When You’re Smiling.” He introduced “Memories of You” with a personal story about hearing Benny Goodman play the tune in New York in 1942. It was a life changing experience for him. Ever the teacher, Don couldn’t help giving those assembled a lesson in “Diaphragmatic Breathing,” his key to being a top musician and performer.
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