Ellen E. Mintzer is a journalist based in Utica, New York. She writes for the Observer-Dispatch and her work has also appeared in Yahoo News and the Times Telegram. Ellen covers a range of local topics, including community events, entertainment, crime, and human interest stories.
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Ellen E. Mintzer's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, and seasonal activities within the Utica area of New York. Her articles reflect themes such as culture & society, agriculture & farming, and government & politics.
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A Herkimer man was arraigned Friday after police responded to reports that he was behaving irrationally and discovered privately manufactured firearms
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
After years of resident dissatisfaction and the company's failure to meet obligations, CWSI will no longer operate in Rome.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
Utica Observer Dispatch Irish traditional music, from “Danny Boy” to rowdy pub songs to dynamic dance numbers, is a social practice.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
The popular fast food chain will open its first location in the region, although the timing is yet to be determined.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
Spring weather in Central New York can be slippery, and this week, the cold won't just be confined to the Adirondack Bank Center.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
Popcorn, mascots, balloons, and a new experience – what more could a kid ask for?
Get "Moonstruck" at Sylvan Beach, witness solar flares at Fort Stanwix, and more.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
For the Domenico family, Rebecca Gleason, and countless others, Café Domenico was more than just a coffee shop.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
After more than 20 years in business, Kim and Orin Domenico made the tough decision to close Café Domenico. But the shop will soon see new life.
By: Ellen E. Mintzer
Founded by Italian immigrants in 1924, Delorio's evolved through the decades from selling loaves of bread to thriving in the frozen dough business.
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