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Microsoft 365 Outlook Issues Affect Users
UTICA, N.Y. -- Some Microsoft Outlook users are having trouble accessing their email. Microsoft 365 Status (@MSFT365Status) posted on X, "We're investigating reports of users experiencing issues accessing Exchange Online mailboxes through multiple connection methods in the Americas. More details can be found in the Microsoft 365 admin center under EX1550543."
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THE MILLER LITE BIERGARTEN: THE BEST SEAT IN UTICA
UTICA, NY – The best seat in Utica isn't just a seat. It's an experience! The Miller Lite Biergarten at Utica City FC delivers an unforgettable gameday atmosphere, putting fans right on the turf for all the fast-paced action at NBT Bank Arena. There's nothing quite like experiencing professional...
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Adjusting to hot weather deer hunting amid a warm fall | Column
Hopefully, the hot weather archery season is over, and we can get back to some normal temps. We expect cool and sometimes cold temperatures during bow season. Most deer hunters in the northern states imagine their time in the woods to be in cool, if not frigid weather. We dress for it, plan on it, discuss and buy our camo and gear for colder temperatures to be able to deal with the cold days in the woods. But things have changed. October of 2026 had to be one of the warmest on record here in the Northeast, specifically Western New York. It rained at the end of the first week of the bow season, and then was bone dry well into November, despite the prognostications of the weather experts that since we are in an El Nino year, our autumn would be warmer (they got that right) and wetter than usual. Wrong on the latter. Didn’t rain for almost a month! Yes, there are those of us who yearn for cool ... some call it cold weather. We've had enough of the summer heat, don't mind scraping frost off our windshields in the morning, and glad to say good riddance
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From Refugees to Doctors: On Point for College Celebrates Lives Transformed Through Education
More than 200 guests gather at Hart’s Hill Inn as alumni, honorees and community partners take center stage. Featured photograph: From left, co-emcee Aaron Woodman, Make a Difference Award recipient Dr. Tolga Hayali, and On Point for College Utica Director Kevin Marken at the 2026 Utica Celebration at Hart’s Hill Inn. Photo supplied by Michelle Laguerre / Laguerre Media.