Gruesome Secret Behind the First Electric Chair Execution In CNY
The first electric chair execution in U.S. history took place at Auburn Prison in Central New York.
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The Upstate New York Town That Gave the World Santa’s Story
You know the classic poem ’Twas the Night Before Christmas but did you know it was born right here in New York? One local newspaper helped shape the image of Santa we still picture today.
Shocking Damage To Utica New York's War Monument
Utica’s Central New York War Monument suffered major damage.
Never Forget: Images That Capture September 11, 2001
Take a look back at haunting images from September 11 that remind us why we must never forget.
Why Central New York Is The Unofficial Tomato Pie Capital
Central New York’s tomato pie isn’t just food—it’s history.
These Are The Two Oldest Streets in Albany, NY
Albany is the fourth oldest city in the United States of America, and with that history comes roads that were built hundreds of years ago.
How to Get a Brick from "Birthplace of IBM" in Endicott, New York
People who want to hold on to a piece of Endicott history will have an opportunity to take a brick at a special event to be held near the IBM demolition site.
20 Chicken Wing Flavor Ideas For Central New York
What do Utica, Rome, and Canastota taste like as chicken wings? We crafted 20 hometown-inspired flavors from across Central New York.
This 1923 Ford Model T in CNY Still Runs — And It's For Sale
One of the most influential vehicles of all time, the Ford Model T, is for sale in Holland Patent.
1 Of The Oldest Bars Still Open In America Is Here In Central New
One of the oldest bars in America is here in Central New York.