The house at 3 Rutger Park, built three decades before the Civil War and two years before Utica officially became a city, has been recognized for its incredible history.
What used to be a quaint brick breezeway between Hotel Utica and Genesee Street in Franklin Square, downtown Utica - which was used for wedding and graduation photos, has now become a dangerous eyesore. $200,000 in ARPA funding was spent on that area by Councilperson Katie Aiello and the sad fact is - it should have just been left alone.
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