When 2020 dealt us the loss of seeing live music from Levitt AMP in Utica last summer, it was quite the blow. Well, it is returning for 2021 with a stellar and diverse lineup!
U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney presented the families of veterans Private James E. Overturf and Private Charles A. Wells with Purple Heart medals posthumously.
City of Utica teams up with Cornerstone Community Church to help those in need
The City of Utica is partnering with the Cornerstone Community Church to employ people who experience chronic homelessness as part of the church’s social enterprise program.
Posted: May 27, 2021 10:57 AM
Posted By: WKTV
UTICA, N.Y. – The City of Utica is partnering with the Cornerstone Community Church to employ people who experience chronic homelessness as part of the church’s social enterprise program.
The city is allocating $120,000 from its coronavirus relief funding to help the program through a Community Development Block Grant.
“We have a moral obligation to help those in need, and this program is an investment that provides homeless individuals an opportunity to work, build self-esteem, recognize their value and contribute to our community,” said Utica mayor Robert Palmieri. “I commend Pastor Ballman for his compassion, leadership and dedication to improving the lives of others