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Nepali natives living in Utica look to spread the word about the aid still needed after the recent devastating flooding in a portion of that country.
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It's harvest season, so vendors will have plenty to share. -
The 4 day event kicks off Wednesday hosting 15 bands at 9 different locations. -
There have been no new talks scheduled, but Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is ready for serious talks once the rhetoric and insults from Washington, D.C., end. -
Despite severe flooding and vehicle restrictions, the 2026 New York State Fair drew 962,795 visitors over 13 days as officials mark the event a success. -
Even though oaks and Norway maples have shed leaves due to fungal diseases, there are plenty of other species that can put on a colorful show this fall. -
School starts Tuesday and Wednesday at most area schools. Transportation and law enforcement officials want motorists to pay more attention around schools and bus stops.
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