Ares and Vera’s first peregrine falcon chick hatched atop Utica’s Adirondack Bank building, marking a hopeful new chapter for the city’s falcon population after the disappearance of Ares’ longtime mate, Astrid.

Ares and Vera&rsquo;s first peregrine falcon chick hatched atop Utica&rsquo;s Adirondack Bank building, marking a hopeful new chapter for the city&rsquo;s falcon population after the disappearance of Ares&rsquo; longtime mate, Astrid.

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Friday May 1st: Hope Returns to Utica’s Falcon Nest

Rome is looking for public feedback through May 19th on a draft Parks, Open Space and Trails Master Plan that proposes major upgrades, pool changes, new splash pads, a possible regional park, and an indoor sports arena.

Rome is looking for public feedback through May 19th on a draft Parks, Open Space and Trails Master Plan that proposes major upgrades, pool changes, new splash pads, a possible regional park, and an indoor sports arena.

Friday May 8th: Rome’s Draft Parks, Trails, and Open Space Plan

The Rome Planning Board conditionally approved two new four-story hotels, a commercial building, and two property subdivisions, with some items still requiring Zoning Board review.

The Rome Planning Board conditionally approved two new four-story hotels, a commercial building, and two property subdivisions, with some items still requiring Zoning Board review.

Thursday May 7th: Two Hotels Move Forward at Griffiss

Utica City School District’s proposed $310 million budget would keep staffing and programs intact, hold the tax levy flat, and go before voters on May 19th.

Utica City School District&rsquo;s proposed $310 million budget would keep staffing and programs intact, hold the tax levy flat, and go before voters on May 19th.

Friday May 1st: Hope Returns to Utica’s Falcon Nest

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