graffiti

In the heart of Utica, a beloved skate park faces a setback, leaving many residents feeling frustrated and concerned about community pride.

The old Beech-Nut Factory in Canajoharie has sat vacant for quite some time. Back in March, there was talk of turning it into a cannabis plant and partnering up with Fulton County Community College to offer cannabis classes. Not much has happened since and now this eyesore has been tagged.

Not a great idea for one New York man to leave his social media handle on the graffiti. He thought he was creating art. Well, karma struck in the most unbelievable way possible.

In the Expo Center toward the back of the New York State Fair - what seems like hundreds of cans of spray paint sit in boxes as ARCY works his magic.

The Utica Police Department is investigating an incident of vandalism at a local church.

Artist Keren Vita has been working tirelessly on an elaborate mural on the Adirondack Bank building in Utica. Sometime this weekend, it was defaced by graffiti.

Not to sound negative about our area, but when the Comets Logo was painted under the Burrstone Road bridge on the Arterial people were placing bets on how long it would last before getting "tagged".  Long time residents of the Mohawk Valley know that location has always been a prime target for graffiti...