New York state awarded $9 million in tax credits and subsidies to help DePaul Properties move forward with the Columbia Square Apartments affordable housing project in Utica.

New York state awarded $9 million in tax credits and subsidies to help DePaul Properties move forward with the Columbia Square Apartments affordable housing project in Utica.

Join us on weekdays for top news, sports, events and much more. Sentinel Today is a great way to stay up to date on everything going on in Utica, Rome, Herkimer, Oneida and beyond. For more stories visit us at URSentinel.com

Join us on weekdays for top news, sports, events and much more. Sentinel Today is a great way to stay up to date on everything going on in Utica, Rome, Herkimer, Oneida and beyond. For more stories visit us at <a href="URSentinel.com">URSentinel.com</a>

Sentinel Today on Alexa

Top news and information from Utica, Rome, Herkimer and Onedia

Sentinel Today

Wednesday February 25th: $9M for Columbia Square Apartments

In 2025, Mohawk Valley Health System handled rising patient demand while expanding outpatient and preventive services, investing in staffing, navigating leadership changes, and planning further growth in 2026.

In 2025, Mohawk Valley Health System handled rising patient demand while expanding outpatient and preventive services, investing in staffing, navigating leadership changes, and planning further growth in 2026.

Monday March 2nd: MVHS Looks Ahead to 2026

Symeon Tsoupelis Senior, founder of Symeon’s Greek Restaurant in Yorkville, has died, and his family vows to continue his legacy of Greek cuisine, warm hospitality, and community care.

Symeon Tsoupelis Senior, founder of Symeon&rsquo;s Greek Restaurant in Yorkville, has died, and his family vows to continue his legacy of Greek cuisine, warm hospitality, and community care.

Friday February 27th: Yorkville Mourns Symeon’s Founder

New York’s Central and Northern district lawmakers split along party lines after Trump’s State of the Union, with Republicans praising his economic, border, and security agenda and Democrats warning his policies are worsening affordability and undermining trust in elections.

New York&rsquo;s Central and Northern district lawmakers split along party lines after Trump&rsquo;s State of the Union, with Republicans praising his economic, border, and security agenda and Democrats warning his policies are worsening affordability and undermining trust in elections.

Wednesday February 25th: $9M for Columbia Square Apartments

In 1 playlist(s)

Sentinel Today

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips