Utica’s police union is condemning Mayor Michael Galime’s interim appointment of James Holt as deputy chief, warning it could worsen morale and retention.

Utica&rsquo;s police union is condemning Mayor Michael Galime&rsquo;s interim appointment of James Holt as deputy chief, warning it could worsen morale and retention.

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Tuesday March 17th: Police union voices concern over interim deputy chief

Utica’s Common Council approved a 2026–27 budget with no property tax increase after revising the plan with new state aid, but the vote exposed sharp disagreements over paving, firefighter gear, and the council’s limits on the mayor’s spending flexibility.

Utica&rsquo;s Common Council approved a 2026&ndash;27 budget with no property tax increase after revising the plan with new state aid, but the vote exposed sharp disagreements over paving, firefighter gear, and the council&rsquo;s limits on the mayor&rsquo;s spending flexibility.

Friday March 20th: Utica Passes 2026–27 Budget With No Tax Increase

Recovery Sports Grill in Verona has closed after 17 years, leaving longtime patrons mourning the loss of a beloved community gathering place known as much for its friendships and staff as for its food.

Recovery Sports Grill in Verona has closed after 17 years, leaving longtime patrons mourning the loss of a beloved community gathering place known as much for its friendships and staff as for its food.

Thursday March 19th: Last Call at Recovery Sports Grill

A month after the Boonville church explosion, the community has raised more than $40,000 to support the five injured victims as most recover at home and one continues to fight through a long recovery.

A month after the Boonville church explosion, the community has raised more than $40,000 to support the five injured victims as most recover at home and one continues to fight through a long recovery.

Tuesday March 17th: Police union voices concern over interim deputy chief

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