Kirk Tupaj
Multimedia Journalist and Photojournalist at WKTV-TV (Utica,NY)
Photojournalist/ MMJ @WKTV
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
wktv.com | Kirk Tupaj
UTICA, N.Y. -- Federal District Judge for the Northern District of New York Anthony Brindisi presided over a Naturalization Ceremony, where 50 people from around the world took an oath to become American citizens. "Your hard work, your perseverance, and dreams culminate in one of the most meaningful moments in a person’s life. Becoming a citizen of the United States," Brindisi said.
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2 weeks ago |
wktv.com | Kirk Tupaj
Main Street in Old Forge is a little quieter than normal. The rain and cooler weather don't appear to be bringing up the normal number of tourists, so I spoke with Town of Webb Tourism Director Mike Farmer to see how local businesses are doing. "It’s slow, but we’ve been getting a lot of folks every weekend. It’s the reason a lot of the restaurants that are normally closed at this time and they’re cleaning, they’re regrouping, they’re getting ready.
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3 weeks ago |
wktv.com | Kirk Tupaj
Vitality in the Valley helps businesses showcase their products and services and gives them the opportunity to network. Tina Douglas of the Old Homestead Farm says the expo is helping her family business grow. "Marketing is key.
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4 weeks ago |
wktv.com | Kirk Tupaj
UTICA, N.Y. -- Farm tractors are fueled up and ready to plant, but some large farms are holding off on planting corn and soybean crops that are usually in the ground by early May. Local farmer Joe Juliano said time is running out. "I think if it doesn’t shape up in the next week or 2 then we got a serious problem," Juliano said. Juliano Farm Market and some smaller farms are planting every week or two, so there’s a better chance of success even if it’s a smaller crop.
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4 weeks ago |
wktv.com | Kirk Tupaj
Farm tractors are fueled up and ready to plant, but some large farms are holding off on planting corn and soybean crops that are usually in the ground by early May. Local Farmer Joe Juliano says time is running out. "I think if it doesn’t shape up in the next week or 2 then we got a serious problem."Juliano Farm Market and some smaller farms are planting every week or 2 so there’s a better chance at success even if it’s a smaller crop.
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