Anyone know their history​ or a backstory as to why they are there? Pretty cool.

I'm looking for boardgame groups and meetups in the Utica area/surrounding area. Is there any?

Transatlantic travel evolved slowly after the 1819 Steerage Act. Genealogists feel fortunate when they find a manifest noting a famiiy member's port of entry in the U.S. But how did our ancestors book passage from their country, and get to the port of departure?

What was it really like to travel on a merchant vessel?

Find out how they got here -- and how the transportation methods (wagon, canal boat, train) from 1817  to the early 1900s helped them reach their final destinations.

Cost: $10.00 OCHC Members/$15.00 Non-Members
Location: Oneida County History Center- Main Gallery
Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Time: 2:00-3:30 pm w/ complimentary coffee / tea break 

Questions? Contact [preynolods@oneidacountyhistory.org](mailto:preynolods@oneidacountyhistory.org) or call 315-735-3642

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Hello everyone one just heads up some one smashed my husband's car windows open last night we are residents of the link on sunset apartment building and we are both upset and angry that some one would do this we have nothing of value to take from the car as well the building we live in also has cameras facing the parking lot as well so who ever had a cute idea like this be aware the police have been called and your on cameras

EDIT: they took my inflatable fancy surf paddle board, my husband's Bowie knife, and a grey carry on sutecase filled with survival gear

I am a thrift store junkie. I mainly collect older outdoor clothing and natural fiber clothing. I’m looking to have some alterations made on a Utica Duxbak wool shirt from the 40’s-50’s as well as a bunch of other alterations to more modern clothing.

Anybody have a tailor that enjoys a challenge? Is excited about esoteric wardrobes and oddly shaped (think SpongeBob) men?

HELP ID THIS MAN, found July 20 at a Burrstone Rd encampment in Utica, NY.

No signs of crime. Still unidentified.

Tattoos: green dragon (left arm) | Native chief headdress (back)
Know him? Call Utica PD CID: (315) 223-3510

Seems like all the bars around here market themselves to an older crowd (older music, vibes, etc.) or only play country music. Where can I listen to charli xcx n dance:,)

1. ICE IS HERE!!!!

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2. 91 year old map of Utica from The Utica Daily Press

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3. I know this is Dunkin' Donuts 1980's video but it reminded me of Dan Dee Donuts in the 80's. People sat at the counter, talked to each other or read the newspaper.

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5. Anyone notice these PTZ cameras popping up everywhere?

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Hey guys. I'm in town for a few days and desperately in need of a hair cut by Wednesday. I'm 40, female and dedicated to going short and getting layers or bangs. I'm extremely low maintenance so this is kind of a big thing for me. My budget is about $100-$150

Thank you.

Why are the mods locking all the police related posts almost immediately?

People should be free to comment on anything related to Utica.

Just a couple of weeks ago, I accidentally left my vehicle unlocked and it was broken into. A couple of belongings were stolen. My apartment complex has cameras, and I asked management about getting the footage. They told me they would only release it if the police requested it after a report was filed. At the time, I honestly didn’t want to go through the hassle, so I let it go.
Well, today my vehicle was broken into again, except this time they smashed the driver-side window and the rear/trunk window. They stole a bunch of my work tools and power tools worth a chunk of money and personal belongings and left other stuff scattered all over the road.
I called UPD, filed a police report, and was given an incident number. The officer said they would handle it, but based on my past experiences with UPD, I’m not expecting much follow-up or for the case to be solved.
What really caught my attention is that three other vehicles were also broken into today on the same road. The officer also mentioned that there were reports of vehicle break-ins on other blocks, including one near Utica Psychiatric Center and another near Burrstone Road that he had to go check out.
Has anyone else heard anything about a string of vehicle break-ins happening around Utica recently? Is there some group going around targeting vehicles?
I initially thought it could be homeless individuals, but with multiple vehicles being hit in different areas around roughly the same time, I’m wondering if this could be an organized group or the same people moving around the city.
If anyone has camera footage, information, or has experienced something similar recently, I’d appreciate hearing about it. I’m also going to follow up with my apartment management about preserving their camera footage and having UPD request it.

This is not me, I am just posting it on r/Utica

my laptop is a few years old, and its running slow as a snail on fent. no viruses detected, i defragmented it a few times, rebooted it to factory settings, and its still slow. is there someone locally who could repair or even do some updates, put in some ram or whatever needs to be done to it? and no, i dont want to get a new one, i want to use the existing one i have. any input would work, thanks.

Any event will do; mainly just looking for something to do with my significant other this weekend

I'm just curious how they decided to do their acknowlegment of celebrity deaths. Especially important ones.

WKTV over the last few days has mentioned Hayden Pannitere (i dont know the exact spelling of her last name), Dolly Parton and Tim Curry. ALL 3 deserved to be acknowledged in some fashion. Even if it was a 30 second mention.

THEN we get to today.

Peter Cullen passed a way, If your not an 80's child, or even an early 90's child, you would probably be like Who's that? BUT if you were, you know EXACTLY who he is.

He was the ORIGINAL voice of Optimus Prime

he voiced characters in Voltron, GI Joe, alot of Disney shows (Montery Jack in Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers). King Kong, he did the sound effects for Predator and ofcourse he voiced Eyeore in Winnie the Pooh.

He literally was the voice of Gen X. He's the guy that gets ignored.

So either WKTV "reporters" don't keep up or they just mention the ones who THEY think are important. Maybe a combination of the both.

I don't expect them to mention EVERY death but Cullen falls into yeah he made an impact and needs to be mentioned category.

So today I decided to take a trip to Costco in Albany . First I want to let everyone know if you take rte 5 to route 20 it's an awesome relaxing ride and it takes you right into their parking lot. Anyways it was an awesome experience. I originally thought it was just hype but I totaled what I spent and compared everything pretty much to Walmart (brand to brand). And Costco was roughly $3-4 on most of their things strictly from a comparative standpoint.

So I got to thinking. Buffalo has a Costco, Syracuse has a Costco and Albany has a Costco (that one opened 3 weeks ago)

Why can't Utica get a Costco? I think (I'm not stating it as fact) that for what they have it's much better than what bjs has but yet we can't seem to get one in this area.

It's bad enough we can't get a Wegmans because of the "handshake" deal with Price Chopper from who knows how long ago.

And another bjs might be going into new Hartford

With Utica being in the middle you would think at the very least it would be considered.

What do you all think? I think a Costco in Utica/Rome area would be awesome.

https://www.romesentinel.com/news/steuben-encampment/article_bc943d2d-9e35-4a11-bd35-aef201ced2a9.html

REMSEN — Steuben Memorial State Historic Site will host a weekend military encampment on Sept. 12 and 13, honoring Baron von Steuben, the Prussian officer who trained the Continental Army during the American Revolution.

The event, called "Drill, Duty, Revolution," runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days at the site, 9941 Starr Hill Road. Admission is free.

Steuben volunteered to help the American army in 1777 despite speaking no English, and his training at Valley Forge turned the poorly equipped force into an effective fighting unit. His drill manual remained the Army's standard for more than 30 years. New York later granted him land in what is now Remsen, where he lived until his death in 1796 and is buried on the property.

The encampment will reenact Steuben's time at Valley Forge twice daily, with living historians available to answer questions and a public military drill. A traveling exhibit will display the uniform of William North, Steuben's aide-de-camp. Other activities include colonial beer brewing and laundry demonstrations, 18th-century toys and games, and a Loyalty Oath ceremony.

An artillery demonstration is set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The Utica Maennerchor, a German American choir founded in 1865, will perform Sunday at 2 p.m. The weekend closes with a 3 p.m. commemoration ceremony Sunday, including a bagpiper-led procession to Steuben's tomb, a wreath-laying and a musket and cannon salute.

For a full schedule, call 315-655-3200 or visit parks.ny.gov.

I know this is Dunkin' Donuts 1980's video but it reminded me of Dan Dee Donuts in the 80's. People sat at the counter, talked to each other or read the newspaper.

One on Mohawk Street, one on South Genesee Street and another on Auert Ave.
Donuts were all made on sit.

They even had real cups ceramic cups if yo drank it at the counter,

Any cafes that have good matcha lattes? Thanks in advance!

Found in a box of prints and other news clippings from the 1940's and 1930's.

Hello Tram fans ! New and Returning !
Join us this week for awesome community building and gathering here in the land of Tram. A welcoming space for all who respect and support each other and the venue of TRAMONTANE CAFE

Wednesday August 26th 10am till 10pm
Vinyl Nite Starts at 5pm bring yours, listen to ours, join a conversation. 

Thursday August 27th 10am till 10pm

Support our friend Ravin Wormwood doing an art & design pop up and Tarot Readings 1pm until 6pm .. they are raising funds for a very high vet bill that will help their furbaby continue to live their best life.

Doors 5pm for Utica Poets Society Spoken Word, Poetry, Comedy Open Mic . $3 entry 6pm sign up, 7pm start . 2 rounds.

Saturday 10am till 4pm. Tram relax.

Sunday 10am till 4pm

12 noon join us for The Scribblers Garden CO. Doing a Sip & Scribble meet up event!

August Sip & Scribble 🌱

Bring your journal, planner, scrapbook, sketchbook, current creative project, or just yourself. Basic supplies will be available if you would like to try journaling for the first time!

The community stationery supplies are donation funded and free to use :) Every donation goes directly back into Sip & Scribble through shared supplies, tools, materials, and future event needs.
What to expect at this month’s meetup:

✿ casual journaling and creative time
✿ an optional prompt jar if you would like inspiration
✿ a shared community journal for signing in, decorating, suggestions, and optional contributions
✿ communal stationery to use and try free of charge
✿ an optional take-one/leave-one stationery basket
✿ light conversation and café vibes
✿ a preview of a possible future guided session

Hi guys! I’m currently full time employed in the maintenance field. I’m looking to branch into HVAC or Plumbing field, noticed no local unions close by unless towards SYR area.

Looked on indeed, and the other basic job search platforms. Is anyone hiring for HVAC or plumbing at this time? DMs open.

This Saturday, August 29th, come check out the Clinton Art and Music Festival.