Joleen Ferris
Reporter at WKTV-TV (Utica,NY)
Reporter, WKTV, Utica, NY. "Being heard is so close to being loved that for the average person, they are almost indistinguishable"-David Augsburger
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1 week ago |
wktv.com | Joleen Ferris
ORIGINAL STORY BELOW:UTICA, N.Y. -- "The reality is the Algonquin's being shut down," Mayor Mike Galime said outside the building. The plywood went up this afternoon. And early indications are that the gas leak was no accident. "The line appears that it was tampered with," said the mayor. Evacuated tenants and their pets stood and watched the massive emergency response from across the street. "Literal hell," said tenant Selena DeCarolis when asked what it's like living at Algonquin.
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1 week ago |
wktv.com | Joleen Ferris
"The reality is, the Algonquin's being shut down," said Mayor Mike Galime, outside the building. The plywood went up this afternoon. And, early indications are that the gas leak was no accident. "The line appears that it was tampered with," said the Mayor. Evacuated tenants and their pets stood and watched the massive emergency response from across the street. "Literal hell," said tenant, Selena DeCarolis, when asked what it's like living at Algonquin.
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1 month ago |
wktv.com | Joleen Ferris
There weren't fireworks, but there was white smoke. A New Hartford woman, in Rome, for her daughter's destination wedding, sure got the bonus plan. They had no idea during planning, that their wedding would coincide with an event of worldwide significance. They were packing up in their hotel room, to leave Rome Friday, when they heard the news that white smoke was billowing from the Sistine Chapel. They ran up to their hotel rooftop...but their view of the smoke was obstructed.
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1 month ago |
wktv.com | Joleen Ferris
HERKIMER, N.Y. -- Water rose as quickly as the rain fell in Herkimer Tuesday afternoon. Streets were almost instantly submerged. The force of all that water packed sewer pipes with gravel, branches and all kinds of debris, poured in through the street gutters. "A couple inches in an hour is a lot," said Village Department of Public Works Superintendent Justin Cristman. "We just don't have the system to handle that all at once.
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1 month ago |
wktv.com | Joleen Ferris
Water rose as quickly as the rain fell, in Herkimer, Tuesday afternoon. Streets were almost instantly submerged. The force of all that water packed sewer pipes with gravel, branches and all kinds of debris, poured in through the street gutters. "A couple inches in an hour is a lot," said Village DPW Superintendent, Justin Cristman. "We just don't have the system to handle that all at once.
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