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Utica to Host International Curling Competition (opens the original)
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UTICA, N.Y. -- The NBT Bank Arena will be hosting an international curling competition this coming January. A new mixed-gender curling league is bringing a fresh energy to the sport with teams made up of five men and five women. Rock League is the worldâs first professional curling league of its kind, featuring six franchises, including two from Canada, two from Europe, one from Asia Pacific and the only American team, Frontier. The American team is led by Olympic medalist Korey Dropkin as cap
Rev. Dr. Mary Webster Wellness Center (opens the original)
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UTICA, N.Y. -- Progress on the Rev. Dr. Mary Webster Wellness Center is moving faster than expected as the Utica Center for Development nears completion of its new project. The apartments are about 95% finished, and the center plans to have people moving in this December. The building will offer 20 apartment units, primarily for veterans who are homeless. âWhen they named the building after me, that just blew me out of the water,â Rev. Dr. Mary Webster said. Makenzie Citrin, director of ment
ACHIEVE Merger with The Arc Madison Cortland (opens the original)
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ONEIDA, N.Y. -- Not-for-profit organization ACHIEVE has officially merged with The Arc Madison Cortland. The organization now operates across Broome, Tioga, Chenango, Madison and Cortland counties. ACHIEVE leaders said the merger means growth and job security for employees, even as some staff felt nervous about the change. âWhat we were able to do is a talent assessment across the organization and determine where peopleâs skills and desires and interests would best fit the combined entity, a
New Lung Diagnosis Technology at Wynn Hospital (opens the original)
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UTICA, N.Y. -- The Wynn Hospital has introduced a new robotics machine called an Ion that is changing the way doctors diagnose lung problems. Doctors at Wynn Hospital now use the Ion to perform minimally invasive procedures instead of puncturing the lungs to collect tissue samples. Dr. Mark Crye, director of thoracic surgery at MVHS, explained that the process begins with a breathing tube and a special connector that attaches magnetically. Crye said, âAnd then thatâs the little camera and th
An Uphill Battle for People with Disabilities (opens the original)
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Utica, N.Y. -- New York State Industries for the Disabled commissioned a small study that revealed New Yorkers support employment opportunities for people with disabilities. Many people with disabilities face challenges entering the workforce due to concerns about losing their benefits. The unemployment rate for individuals with disabilities is 64%. Many would like to work but worry that earning too much could mean losing essential support. Maureen OâBrien, president and CEO of New York State
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