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Greater Utica Magazine Cover February 2016 - The History of Bagg Square in Utica, New York

The History of Bagg Square in Utica, New York

Utica, Rome & Mohawk Valley History

Feb 1, 2016

Greater Utica Magazine is dedicated to connecting residents and visitors with the businesses that make Utica, Rome, the Mohawk Valley, Oneida County, and Herkimer County thrive. From family-owned restaurants and shops to professional services, entertainment, and community organizations, every listing represents the heartbeat of Central New York. Supporting local isn’t just convenient—it helps strengthen our neighborhoods, create jobs, and preserve the unique character of our region. Explore, connect, and shop local today.

Discover and Share Local Events in Utica, Rome, Oneida & Herkimer Counties
Looking for things to do in Central New York? We list local events happening in Utica, Rome, Oneida County, and Herkimer County all in one place. From community gatherings and festivals to concerts and family-friendly activities, you’ll find it here.

Have an event to share? List your public events for free and help more people in our community stay connected and informed.

We are the leading publication for local history articles in Utica and Rome, covering Oneida County, Herkimer County, and communities throughout the Mohawk Valley. From in-depth features on people, places, and events and , we are a trusted source for anyone passionate about Central New York history stories. We tell the stories that shaped our region — all of it can be found right here, right now.

Greater Utica Magazine
The Business District
GU Magazine Articles
Local Events
Time Capsules (List)
Distribution
Advertising Department
Contact
Local History Interactive

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