Utica and Rome are among the many cities, towns and villages across New York state that won't have 4th of July fireworks for the second year in a row due to the coronavirus pandemic. But there are some places where the show will go on in 2021.
While you and I may love lighting off and watching all the biggest fireworks on the Fourth of July, that isn't the case for every member of our families.
You've got 10 adults and 5 kids coming to your house. How much food should you buy? What if they aren't really hungry? How much then? This calculator will help.
This 4th of July along with checking out amazing fireworks, you want to check out some amazing parades in Central and Upstate New York. Where can you find them?
Central New York native and veteran, Greg Hanna, participated in a fun-filled family July 4th weekend. Part of the reunion was costume-themed days and events, such as kick ball. As the evening started to dwindle Greg emerged from the house dressed as the majestic, 'Gandolf the Grey.' What happened next is nothing short of amazing.
One of the best weekends of the summer is 4th of July weekend. While celebrating our nation's birthday Americans partake in fun activities including barbecues, camping, swimming, and of course fireworks. Whether you're grilling, enjoying a backyard or camp fire, or setting off fireworks safety is always the main concern. We have all the tips you need to know on keeping your holiday a fun and safe