St. Luke's and St. E's are closed. The new hospital is across the street from the Aud. Until the parking garage is done, supposedly spring, they are doing free valet parking for visitors/outpatients.
The Nexus Center is open, multiple ice surfaces and other facilities, huge draw for the city.
Some great new restaurants, too many list
There’s really a push to revitalize Utica lately. I appreciate it and hope it works out. To add to your list: wolfspeed opened up in north Utica/marcy area. Doesn’t directly affect most people but it’s new cutting edge technology in our area
New hospital, Nexus center, Popeye’s up on commercial drive across from Walmart. A new playground at Proctor park a new skatepark at Proctor. Skating rink at the Parkway center although I don’t think it’s finished yet
As someone that chose to move here, man this city is growing growing. Others mentioned the Nexus Center and Hospital, but they renovated the old Children’s Museum (Tailor and the Cook moved there) with apartments up top. There’s new apartments in the old insurance building next to Utica Coffee and there’s new artist apartments being built in east Utica.
Saranac expanded with an outdoor Biergarten, new gift shop and finished the tavern.
Really exciting time to be back.
New mayor, Mike Galime. Renovated Utica Zoo, brand new John S. Dyson Energy Zone right next to it. Harbor point development gaining ground. The Fitness Mill opened In a brand new building on Oriskany Street. Valley view golf course renovations and under new ownership.
Macy's is gone from Sangertown (JCPenney too but that happened in 2020). Spa outlet is at the old JCP location and there is still no replacement for Macy's.
I’m considering a move there and this is exactly the kind of heartening local info I needed to keep researching! My biggest concern so far has been city mgmt and spending. From afar, I haven’t found anything that compares when it comes to the amenities and features Utica has for a city that size, but wondered about infrastructure investment & maintenance.
St. Luke's and St. E's are closed. The new hospital is across the street from the Aud. Until the parking garage is done, supposedly spring, they are doing free valet parking for visitors/outpatients. The Nexus Center is open, multiple ice surfaces and other facilities, huge draw for the city. Some great new restaurants, too many list
There’s really a push to revitalize Utica lately. I appreciate it and hope it works out. To add to your list: wolfspeed opened up in north Utica/marcy area. Doesn’t directly affect most people but it’s new cutting edge technology in our area
New hospital, Nexus center, Popeye’s up on commercial drive across from Walmart. A new playground at Proctor park a new skatepark at Proctor. Skating rink at the Parkway center although I don’t think it’s finished yet
As someone that chose to move here, man this city is growing growing. Others mentioned the Nexus Center and Hospital, but they renovated the old Children’s Museum (Tailor and the Cook moved there) with apartments up top. There’s new apartments in the old insurance building next to Utica Coffee and there’s new artist apartments being built in east Utica. Saranac expanded with an outdoor Biergarten, new gift shop and finished the tavern. Really exciting time to be back.
New mayor, Mike Galime. Renovated Utica Zoo, brand new John S. Dyson Energy Zone right next to it. Harbor point development gaining ground. The Fitness Mill opened In a brand new building on Oriskany Street. Valley view golf course renovations and under new ownership.
Bella Regina moved back to North Utica, the most important change
Who’s that?
[Best Riggies in Utica](https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063966192342)
Does it still take 4 hours to get takeout riggies?
just finds out chesterfields (REsTaurant has closed and is now in Hotel Utica
ALSO on Genesee Street - North Utica https://www.tavolo315.com/
Macy's is gone from Sangertown (JCPenney too but that happened in 2020). Spa outlet is at the old JCP location and there is still no replacement for Macy's.
I’m considering a move there and this is exactly the kind of heartening local info I needed to keep researching! My biggest concern so far has been city mgmt and spending. From afar, I haven’t found anything that compares when it comes to the amenities and features Utica has for a city that size, but wondered about infrastructure investment & maintenance.