Utica students and families kicked off the new school year Wednesday with excitement, hopes for academic growth, and a focus on safety across the district.

Utica students and families kicked off the new school year Wednesday with excitement, hopes for academic growth, and a focus on safety across the district.

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Thursday September 3rd: Utica Heads Back to Class

The City of Rome is honoring the life and legacy of former Mayor Joseph Fusco Junior with a permanent memorial recognizing his years of public service and dedication to the community.

The City of Rome is honoring the life and legacy of former Mayor Joseph Fusco Junior with a permanent memorial recognizing his years of public service and dedication to the community.

Thursday September 17th: A Memorial to Mayor Joseph Fusco Jr.

The Rome City School District has significantly expanded its workforce over the past three years, adding 171 employees as officials focus on filling classrooms and support positions across the district.

The Rome City School District has significantly expanded its workforce over the past three years, adding 171 employees as officials focus on filling classrooms and support positions across the district.

Wednesday September 16th: Staffing Up Across Rome City Schools

A new statewide public art program is drawing criticism in the Mohawk Valley, where State Senator Joseph Griffo says the state should have chosen a local organization to oversee the region’s murals.

A new statewide public art program is drawing criticism in the Mohawk Valley, where State Senator Joseph Griffo says the state should have chosen a local organization to oversee the region&rsquo;s murals.

Thursday September 3rd: Utica Heads Back to Class

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