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Nolan Hyman

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Nolan Hyman

    UPDATED: Residents Fear Potential Water Shutoff After Mobile Home Park Owners Fall Behind on Bill (opens the original)

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    TABERG, N.Y. -- When the Leisure Village mobile home park's water bill went unpaid, the impact and uncertainty trickled down onto its residents. "It's not fair to our neighbors," said Tina Parsons, a Leisure Village resident of 22 years. "Pay the bill because what's going to happen now is Codes will come in and condemn us, and then we have to move." As of Wednesday, the Leisure Village mobile home park in Taberg faces the threat of a potential water shutoff. Raven3 Home Buyers, an investment com

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Nolan Hyman

    Residents Fear Potential Water Shutoff After Mobile Home Park Owners Fall Behind on Bill (opens the original)

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    TABERG, N.Y. -- When the Leisure Village mobile home park's water bill went unpaid, the impact and uncertainty trickled down onto its residents. "It's not fair to our neighbors," said Tina Parsons, a Leisure Village resident of 22 years. "Pay the bill because what's going to happen now is Codes will come in and condemn us and then we have to move." As of Wednesday, the Leisure Village mobile home park in Taberg faces the threat of a potential water shutoff. Raven3 Home Buyers, an investment comp

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Nolan Hyman

    SUNY Poly's Athletic Department Brings Back Program for Local Kids (opens the original)

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    UTICA, N.Y. -- SUNY Poly's Athletic Department is bringing back a program, Kid's Night Out, that would give local kids a chance to play with student athletes. Starting Oct. 16, kids can spend the evening playing games and sports with student athletes every Friday. Activities would include basketball, kickball, obstacle courses and other indoor sports at SUNY Poly's Fieldhouse. Kid's Night Out is a program that was created in the 1990s by Kevin Edick and Kevin Grimmer. David Golembiowski, the int

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Nolan Hyman

    SUNY Poly's Athletic Department Brings Back Program for Local Kids (opens the original)

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    UTICA, N.Y. -- SUNY Poly's Athletic Department is bringing back a program, Kid's Night Out, that would give local kids a chance to play with student athletes. Starting Oct. 16, kids can spend the evening playing games and sports with student athletes every Friday. Activities would include basketball, kickball, obstacle courses and other indoor sports at SUNY Poly's Fieldhouse. Kid's Night Out is a program that was created in the 1990s by Kevin Edick and Kevin Grimmer. David Golembiowski, the int

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Nolan Hyman

    Utica University to Celebrate 80th Anniversary with Community Dinner (opens the original)

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    UTICA, N.Y. -- In 1946, Utica University, then known as Utica College, opened its classroom doors to the community. To celebrate the formation of one of the city's first colleges, the university held a dinner with community supporters at the Hotel Utica two weeks before its Convocation ceremony. This year, Utica University will hold its 80th Anniversary Community Dinner on Sept. 30 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Historic Hotel Utica. Sept. 30 marks exactly 80 years since the university's opening Co

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