Thomas Caputo is a Staff Writer at various publications including BLOX Digital and the Rome Sentinel. He covers a range of topics focusing on culture and society, real estate, and healthcare, with a particular interest in the commercial real estate market, housing development, and the construction industry. Thomas is featured in several outlets such as the Niagara Gazette and Lockport Union Sun & Journal, and he is a proud member of NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists.
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Thomas Caputo primarily covers local news and events in Utica, New York. His articles focus on government and politics, entertainment news, as well as house & home topics. Given this coverage emphasis, Thomas would likely appreciate pitches related to local community events, government announcements or profiles of local personalities.
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By: Thomas Caputo
As Memorial Day weekend begins in Utica, members of the Utica Police and Fire Departments gathered on Friday at the Parkway Recreation Center to honor former public safety personnel whose lives and service left a lasting impact on the city.
By: Thomas Caputo
UTICA — Utica's bulk green waste pickup will come to an end next week, marking the final collection period for the season before the city transitions to containerized green waste pickup only beginning on Monday, June 1.
By: Thomas Caputo
UTICA — The Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Central New York 5K Run and Walk will return to Utica this summer, with organizers expecting a record
UTICA — Utica Mayor Michael P. Galime has vetoed a Utica Common Council ordinance that would have expanded the city's flag-raising policy, arguing
For half a century, generations of Uticans have come to Cafe Daniele for tomato pie, catered family gatherings, and familiar faces behind the counter. Now, one of the city’s longtime Italian food staples is entering a new era.
By: Thomas Caputo
UTICA — City officials say it could take months before Fire Station 4 in South Utica reopens as fire department leadership warns the city must begin confronting the long-term future of its aging fire infrastructure.
By: Thomas Caputo
UTICA — The case against Edgar Lopez-Duran drew renewed attention on Friday after Oneida County Judge Robert L.
A loose cow that wandered across Utica on Tuesday was safely captured after a multi-agency effort involving police, sheriff’s deputies, drone operators, and professional cattle wranglers on horseback.
Community members gathered on Saturday at the Cornhill Empowerment Center to celebrate neighborhood pride and help create a new community mural during Cornhill Spring Fest, a free event that brought together families, nonprofit organizations, and community partners.
By: Thomas Caputo
UTICA — Nearly a month after hatching high above Genesee Street, Theo, the lone surviving peregrine falcon chick in Utica's downtown nest, is growing rapidly and beginning to show signs of independence.
