Utica

Utica, MVCC, HCCC, SUNY, Hamilton

A City-- or a Beer-- or a City?

La Familia, Cosa Nostra (Note: I was once nicknamed "Sin City" due to the power of the Mafia here. While organized crime has dwindled since the height of my fame and prosperity, unlike all you jokers I am serious about maintaining connections to organized crime. For more information visit any one of my pizza restaurants.)

Utica Club Beer, Utica Zoo, Tomato Pie, Half Moon Cookies, F.X. Matt Brewery (/Tours), Parkway Hills, Boilermaker Race, MWPI, Henry St./Munson, WPNR-FM 90.7, WHCL 88.7, Off-Center, Last Unicorn, Resonance 662 Bleecker, UMARC 53 Franklin, Video Cave

Crumbs Along the Mohawk, Metica, Trashcan Kids by Richard Roy Benedict, Rise and Fall of the Saturday Globe, http://nottheod.blogspot.com/ (Not the Observer Dispatch)

Slap Shot, My Brother's Keeper, Film-maker Lech Kowalski, Buffalo 66, Home-made movies and art film projects done by local kids, Nebeska Udica, A Pal Utcai Fiuk, & of course

The Natural Carbonation Band, Anything on Cozy Home label, Tunisian Music

The Simpsons: my favorite character is Superintendant Chalmers

What, am I a beer? Yes and No. I am a city in New York
State, the county seat of Oneida County. In my capacity as
a city I was "settled" by Matson and Van Zandt in October,
1836 and was originally known as Greene Township. Then
later on I changed my name to Utica in honor of the ancient
African city of that name (presently inside the borders of
the sovereign state of Tunisia). I am an American city in
central New York. As of the census of 2000, there are 60,651 people, 25,100 households, and 14,231 families residing in the city. The
population density is 1,432.3/km (3,710.0/mi There are
29,186 housing units.

Any person or beer who's as cheap or wonderful as I am.
Also... Rome, Talking Richie, Holland Patent, John Zogby of
Zogby International Polling Company, Ithaca, Fah Fest,
Tomato Pie, Syracuse, the Bosnian community etc. you get the
general idea. The whole "Club" (clue).