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EileenF — 2014-11-09T21:43:51Z

food discusstion

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- Utica has long had a large Italian-American population and was once known as a hotbed of the mob activity. On a more positive note, it was Italian-Americans who developed riggies, Utica's answer to Rochester's ["Garbage Plate"]. Riggies is a pasta dish made with chicken, rigatoni, and hot or sweet peppers in a spicy cream and tomato sauce. It can be found at most area restaurants. Anyone nevertheless craving a Garbage Plate in Utica may order one at [http://www.nickydoodles.com/index.html Nicky Doodles].	+ Utica was traditionally (and still is) very Italian-American and was once known as a hotbed of the mob activity. On a more positive note, it was Italian-Americans who developed [wiki:wikipedia:riggies] and [wiki:wikipedia:tomato_pie], both beloved native Utican foods. Riggies is a pasta dish made with chicken, rigatoni, and hot or sweet peppers in a spicy cream and tomato sauce. Tomato pie is similar to ["pizza"] but is Sicilian rather than Neapolitan in origin. (Places in the Rochester area that offer tomato pie may be found [http://www.reddit.com/r/Rochester/comments/25yy4i/does_anywhere_in_rochester_sell_tomato_pie/ here].) Anyone nevertheless craving a Garbage Plate in Utica may order one at [http://www.nickydoodles.com/index.html Nicky Doodles].
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EileenF — 2013-12-27T21:07:50Z

Coffee roaster and train station

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	+ * [wiki:wikipedia:Union_Station_(Utica,_New_York)] + * [http://uticacoffeeroasting.com/ Utica Coffee Roasting] - [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave] ["Coffeehouses" coffeehouse] and local roaster

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jgerek — 2013-10-26T20:40:29Z

-Oneida Cty; update external links; clean-up

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- '''Utica''' is a ["geography" small city] in ["Oneida County"] in ["Central New York"], located about 140 miles from Rochester (about 2.5 hours driving time). It is often lumped in with nearby Rome to form the Utica-Rome Metropolitan Area. Suburbs include Clinton (home of Hamilton College), New Hartford, Whitestown, Yorkville, Marcy, Frankfort, and New York Mills.	+ '''Utica''' is a ["geography" small city] in ["Central New York"], located about 140 miles from Rochester (about 2.5 hours driving time). It is often lumped in with nearby Rome to form the Utica-Rome Metropolitan Area. Suburbs include Clinton (home of Hamilton College), New Hartford, Whitestown, Yorkville, Marcy, Frankfort, and New York Mills.
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- Utica has long had a large Italian-American population and was once known as a hotbed of the mob activity. On a more positive note, it was Italian-Americans who developed riggies, Utica's answer to Rochester's ["Garbage Plate"]. Riggies is a pasta dish made with chicken, rigatoni, and hot or sweet peppers in a spicy cream and tomato sauce. It can be found at most area restaurants. Anyone nevertheless craving a Garbage Plate may order one at [http://www.nickydoodles.com/index.html Nicky Doodles].	+ Utica has long had a large Italian-American population and was once known as a hotbed of the mob activity. On a more positive note, it was Italian-Americans who developed riggies, Utica's answer to Rochester's ["Garbage Plate"]. Riggies is a pasta dish made with chicken, rigatoni, and hot or sweet peppers in a spicy cream and tomato sauce. It can be found at most area restaurants. Anyone nevertheless craving a Garbage Plate in Utica may order one at [http://www.nickydoodles.com/index.html Nicky Doodles].
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- * [http://www.museum4kids.net/ Children's Museum of History and Technology]	+ * [http://www.museum4kids.net/ Children's Museum of History, Science and Technology]
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- The Adirondack Mountains are about an hour's drive north.	+ The Adirondack Mountains are about an hour's drive north of Utica.

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EileenF — 2013-10-13T23:44:25Z

Note about Garbage Plate

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EileenF — 2012-10-01T04:00:55Z

grammar

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- '''Utica''' is a ["geography" small city] located in ["Oneida County"] in ["Central New York"], located about 140 miles from Rochester (about 2.5 hours driving time). It is often lumped in with nearby Rome to form the Utica-Rome Metropolitan Area. Suburbs include Clinton (where Hamilton College is located), New Hartford, Whitestown, Yorkville, Marcy, Frankfort, and New York Mills.	+ '''Utica''' is a ["geography" small city] in ["Oneida County"] in ["Central New York"], located about 140 miles from Rochester (about 2.5 hours driving time). It is often lumped in with nearby Rome to form the Utica-Rome Metropolitan Area. Suburbs include Clinton (home of Hamilton College), New Hartford, Whitestown, Yorkville, Marcy, Frankfort, and New York Mills.

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EileenF — 2012-10-01T00:36:42Z

+ Geography

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- Attractions in Utica include the [http://www.adirondackrr.com/ Adirondack Scenic Railroad], the [http://www.museum4kids.net/ Children's Museum of History and Technology], the [http://www.mwpai.org/ Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute], the [http://www.thestanley.org/ Stanley Center for the Arts], and the [http://www.uticazoo.org/ Utica Zoo]. The [http://www.boilermaker.com/ Boilermaker Road Race] has been held annually since ["1978"]. The Adirondack Mountains are about an hour's drive north.	+ '''Attractions in Utica''' + + * [http://www.adirondackrr.com/ Adirondack Scenic Railroad] + * [http://www.boilermaker.com/ Boilermaker Road Race] + * [http://www.museum4kids.net/ Children's Museum of History and Technology] + * [http://www.mwpai.org/ Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute] + * [http://www.thestanley.org/ Stanley Center for the Arts] + * [http://www.uticazoo.org/ Utica Zoo] + + The Adirondack Mountains are about an hour's drive north.

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EileenF — 2012-10-01T00:16:51Z

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- '''Utica''' is a city located in ["Oneida County"] in ["Central New York"].	+ '''Utica''' is a small city located in ["Oneida County"] in ["Central New York"], located about 140 miles from Rochester (about 2.5 hours driving time). It is often lumped in with nearby Rome to form the Utica-Rome Metropolitan Area. Suburbs include Clinton (where Hamilton College is located), New Hartford, Whitestown, Yorkville, Marcy, Frankfort, and New York Mills. + + Utica has long had a large Italian-American population and was once known as a hotbed of the mob activity. On a more positive note, it was Italian-Americans who developed riggies, Utica's answer to Rochester's ["Garbage Plate"]. Riggies is a pasta dish made with chicken, rigatoni, and hot or sweet peppers in a spicy cream and tomato sauce. It can be found at most area restaurants. + + As with other cities of New York's rust belt, including Rochester, Utica has struggled in recent decades due to a loss of manufacturing jobs and a drastically shrunken population. Since the 1990s, however, Utica has received national attention for its large population of immigrant refugees, mostly Bosnian but also Russian, Thai, Somali, Iraqi, and Burmese. These newcomers have been instrumental in the city's slow economic revival. + + Attractions in Utica include the [http://www.adirondackrr.com/ Adirondack Scenic Railroad], the [http://www.museum4kids.net/ Children's Museum of History and Technology], the [http://www.mwpai.org/ Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute], the [http://www.thestanley.org/ Stanley Center for the Arts], and the [http://www.uticazoo.org/ Utica Zoo]. The [http://www.boilermaker.com/ Boilermaker Road Race] has been held annually since ["1978"]. The Adirondack Mountains are about an hour's drive north. +

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EileenF — 2012-04-14T21:39:18Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-04-14 17:39:18'' [[nbsp]] Despite their similar names, it should be noted that the ["Corn Hill"] neighborhood in ["Utica"] is the exact opposite of its Rochester counterpart. Utica's ["Genesee Street"], however, is a considerable improvement over ours: an active commercial boulevard with a lot of professional offices in well-kept vintage homes. --["Users/EileenF"]

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EileenF — 2012-04-14T21:37:45Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-10T15:37:43Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-10T15:37:08Z

added wiki link to Central New York

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-29T18:59:15Z

added basic page for reference

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