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Sentinel Today

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

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Wednesday April 16th: Utica Seeks to Condemn...

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2025/04/16

Utica is taking emergency legal action to condemn and close the Algonquin Apartments on Genesee Street after inspectors found unsafe living conditions, including no heat or water, exposed wiring, and missing fire alarms. The city is working to relocate residents while awaiting a court decision that could lead to the building’s closure within weeks.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tuesday April 15th: Carmella’s Cafe Celebrates Forty...

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2025/04/15

Carmella’s Cafe in New Hartford is celebrating forty years of handmade pasta, family recipes, and community connection. We look back at the cafe’s roots, the legacy of co-founder Carmella Ezzo, and the traditions that keep generations of customers coming back.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Monday April 14th: Honoring Officer Michael Jensen,...

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2025/04/14

One year after the deadly shooting in Liverpool, the Syracuse Police Department honors Officer Michael Jensen, a Rome native who was killed in the line of duty alongside Onondaga County Sheriff’s Lieutenant Michael Hoosock. This episode looks back on Jensen’s impact, the changes the department has made since, and how his legacy continues to shape the force.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Friday April 11th: Utica Coffee & Wáhta’ Maple Farm...

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2025/04/11

In this episode, we dive into the collaboration between Utica Coffee Roasting Company and the Oneida Indian Nation’s Wáhta’ Maple Farm. We explore how these two local powerhouses teamed up to create a unique maple-flavored coffee, now available in cafés and shops throughout the region. From Wáhta’ Farm’s sustainable harvesting techniques—collecting over one hundred thousand gallons of sap—to the national acclaim Utica Coffee has earned, this

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4:58

Thursday April 10th: Inside Tyler Lokker’s Historic...

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2025/04/10

In this episode, we explore how Tyler Lokker quietly rose to become one of Rome Free Academy’s all-time greats. From his standout 67-point season and record-book achievements to his leadership off the ice—like sharing his 100th career point with a teammate—Lokker shows how passion, teamwork, and humility can leave a lasting mark both on and off the rink.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:37

Wednesday April 9th: Historic Renewal Along the Erie...

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2025/04/09

This episode highlights new grants supporting historic building restorations along the Erie Canal. Hear how communities are preserving landmarks and how to apply for next year’s funding.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:45

Tuesday April 8th: Backstory Behind the Gunfire at...

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2025/04/08

When shots rang out inside Sangertown Square Mall, 20-year-old Malachi Wynder was quickly charged with attempted murder and more. But now his defense attorney says there's more to the story—claiming Wynder was struck from behind and robbed before pulling the trigger. In this episode, we dig into the surveillance footage, the legal strategy, and the growing debate over who really started the confrontation.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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Monday April 7th: A Correctional Officer Attacked in...

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2025/04/07

On April 1st, during a routine breakfast round at the Oneida County Jail, a correctional officer was allegedly assaulted by 24-year-old inmate Ethan Adsit. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Adsit kicked open his cell door and repeatedly punched the officer in the head, sending them to the hospital with injuries. Adsit, already serving time for a prior assault, now faces a new felony charge. This episode looks at what happened, the officer’s condition, and the broader concerns this

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4:22

Friday April 4th: President Obama Speaks at Hamilton...

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2025/04/04

Former President Barack Obama visited Hamilton College this week as part of the Sacerdote Great Names Series. In a candid conversation with President Steven Tepper, he spoke about the slow but steady pace of change, the importance of civic engagement, and the value of open dialogue—even with those you disagree with. In this episode, we bring you highlights from the event and reflections from the campus community.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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Thursday April 3rd: No Charges Filed in the Death of...

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2025/04/03

This week, the Attorney General’s Office announced it will not file charges in the police shooting of thirteen-year-old Nyah Mway. We look at what led to that decision, how the community is responding, and the questions that remain about policing, accountability, and justice in Utica.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wednesday April 2nd: Inside Utica City School...

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2025/04/02

In this five-minute special board meeting, Utica School Board Member Donald Dawes questions why the offsite session was so brief. After approving a varsity boys golf contract and accepting a teacher’s retirement, Dawes abstains from both the Superintendent’s Report and the motion to adjourn, prompting the board to move quickly into executive session.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:44

Tuesday April 1st: A First Look at Affordable...

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2025/04/01

In this episode, we explore Artspace Utica Lofts, a brand-new affordable housing initiative for artists in Utica. Hear how this 18.6-million-dollar project is creating a vibrant community on Park Avenue, complete with a resident gallery and shared spaces for collaboration. We’ll discuss funding, how to apply, and why this project could transform the local art scene.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Monday March 31st: Rome’s Skatepark and City Project...

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2025/03/31

In this episode, we break down the recent Rome Board of Estimate and Contract meeting where a key decision boosted the Stone F Mercurio Skatepark project with an extra $42,132. Learn how these funds will cover rising costs in labor, materials, and equipment—and what that means for the project's future. We also touch on postponed budget discussions for other city projects, offering insights into Rome’s broader urban planning and fiscal strategies.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee

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4:42

Friday March 28th: The Latest on Taylor Uvanni’s...

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2025/03/28

In this episode, we look into the case of Taylor Uvanni—a 29-year-old woman in Rome now under the spotlight for her role in the tragic death of her pet dog. We explore the circumstances leading to her felony aggravated cruelty charge and the ongoing legal process, including her routine mental health court check-ins under Judge Michael Nolan. With her final check-in approaching on June 30th, the episode unpacks the potential for her plea to be reduced to a misdemeanor, offering insights into

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Thursday March 27th: Meet the New Assistant Principal...

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2025/03/27

In this episode, we look into the appointment of Douglas Scott Blanchard as the new assistant principal at James H Donovan Middle School. We explore his impressive background—from earning his degrees at SUNY Geneseo and SUNY Cortland to his teaching experiences at Proctor High School and JFK Middle School. Douglas discusses his passion for education, his commitment to community, and what this new role means for the future of Donovan Middle School.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee

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Wednesday March 26th: The Debate Over Rehiring...

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2025/03/26

In this episode, we explore New York's decision to let local governments rehire corrections officers fired for joining an illegal strike. We break down Commissioner Bray's guidelines and the ensuing debate over public safety and accountability.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tuesday March 25th: A Look into Rome's 2025 Reserve...

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2025/03/25

This episode dives into Rome's education finance updates: the proposed 2025 Capital Reserve Fund on Proposition 2, a $160 million budget with a tax increase, and key initiatives like a new bus purchase. We also celebrate Rome Free Academy’s junior bowling champion, Mylie Weyant.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Monday March 24th: How the SBDC Fuels Local...

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2025/03/24

In this episode, we highlight how the Mohawk Valley Small Business Development Center (SBDC), based at the thINCubator in Utica, empowers local entrepreneurs. From clarifying legal structures to preparing strong loan applications, the SBDC supports businesses at every stage. Discover how this partnership with SUNY Poly—going strong since 1986—continues to bolster job growth, boost tax revenue, and foster a sense of community pride.Support the show: http://URSentinel.comSee

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Friday March 21st: Community Members Rally Against...

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2025/03/21

Over 150 community members gathered at Copper City Community Connection, voicing deep concerns over federal policies under President Trump. Brandy, a federal worker speaking personally, described working conditions at the Social Security Administration as "death by a thousand cuts," warning about deliberate policy confusion aimed at privatization. Residents like Angela Topi questioned the security of local federal jobs, while Peg passionately defended vaccination mandates, recalling her

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Thursday March 20th: Utica Schools’ $290M Plan with...

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2025/03/21

In this episode, we break down the Utica City School District’s proposed $290 million budget—and why it stands out. With a zero percent tax levy increase, the district is making significant investments in student learning, community engagement, and a new Career and Technical Education program without adding a financial burden on taxpayers. Superintendent Christopher Spence calls the budget a moral document, reflecting the district’s priorities. We also explore how the district

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