Amy Neff Roth is a health reporter for the Observer-Dispatch in Utica, NY. She covers local health-related news and events in the Utica area, providing valuable information to the community. Her work has also been featured in Times Telegram and Yahoo News.
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Utica, New York, United States (Local)
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
Saranac almost could not sell beer following Boilermaker.
Oneida County’s parking garage in downtown Utica will open to the public on Saturday.The garage, located between Oriskany Street and Wynn Hospital, opened for hospital employees on Monday.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Amy Neff Roth Utica Observer Dispatch The only tornado in Central New York on Tuesday devastated Rome , but other areas were also
By: Amy Neff Roth
Most local tornadoes are classified as EF0 or EF1, but Tuesday's was stronger.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Utica Observer Dispatch The area's deadliest tornado on record ripped through Smithfield in Madison County a decade ago, killing three adults, a baby and a dog along its devastating 2.5 mile path.
By: Amy Neff Roth
One man was killed during the tornado's six-minute travels.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Predictably, Democrats applauded the president; Republicans reacted with scorn
Wolfspeed has already exceeded initial growth projections. Now U.S. Rep. Brandon Williams hopes diversity can help it keep growing.
By: Amy Neff Roth
Most of the tornadoes struck outside densely populated areas, but there was more damage in Rome and Canastota, as well as a death
By: Amy Neff Roth
After working in eight school districts, six of them as superintendent, Cosimo Tangorra Jr. has had enough.
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