Amy Neff Roth is a Reporter at the Observer-Dispatch in Utica, NY. She focuses on health reporting while also covering a diverse range of topics including crime, regional interest, and events, reflecting her broad journalistic expertise. Amy's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Times Telegram, Yahoo News, and the Democrat and Chronicle.
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Amy Neff Roth's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including government and politics, crime, community events, public libraries, business updates, health systems and education in the United States with a focus on New York and Utica. She seems to be interested in covering evolving stories related to local government announcements and breaking news.
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By: Amy Neff Roth
Visitors who book ahead can now pay more to get closer to and possibly feed zoo animals.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Utica Observer Dispatch Trails, cottages, small stores, parks, an amphitheater, apartments, townhomes, possibly a community center, maybe even a brewery with a restaurant.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Voting is open until Nov. 26 at noon.
The first day of early voting drew the biggest turnout. Halloween brought the lowest.
Utica Observer Dispatch State Senator John Mannion, a Democrat, has won election in the state's 22 Congressional District, flipping a seat that has been held by Republicans since 2021.
Incumbent Republic Rep. Elise Stefanik has won re-election in the reconfigured 21 st Congressional District, defeating Democrat Paula Collins.
Utica Observer Dispatch Some Uticans may soon call an accessory dwelling unit home thanks to a new program of the Utica Center for Development.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Utica Observer Dispatch If you want to park in Oneida County's new downtown Utica parking garage after Dec. 2, prepare to pay — unless you're going to Wynn Hospital.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Utica Observer Dispatch Neither Hallie Fehlhaber, 16, of Newport, nor Zyanna Irving, 17, of Poland will be home for Thanksgiving this year, but they're both OK with that.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Utica Observer Dispatch Having just voted to return five-term U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik to Congress, voters in the state's 21 Congressional district will go unrepresented temporarily.
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