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- 1Arc Herkimer's Dungeon of Despair haunted attraction returns Oct. 16-17โผArc Herkimer's Dungeon of Despair returns Oct. 16-17
Arc Herkimer's Dungeon of Despair, the haunted house fundraiser in Herkimer, New York, is returning for the Halloween season on October 16-17. The annual spooky attraction raises money for Arc Herkimer's programs supporting people with developmental disabilities, and draws visitors from across the Mohawk Valley each fall.
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A new $1.85 million health program has been launched in New York's Mohawk Valley aimed at reducing poor birth outcomes in the region. The initiative will direct funding toward improving maternal and infant health services for local communities, where birth outcomes have lagged behind state averages. Local officials and health providers are expected to use the money to expand prenatal care and support for expectant mothers.
- 3Mohawk Valley voters get 2026 election guideโElection Day 2026 Mohawk Valley voting dates, deadlines, races, FAQs
The Utica Observer Dispatch has published a guide to Election Day 2026 for New York's Mohawk Valley, covering voting dates, registration deadlines, key races and frequently asked questions. The article aims to help residents prepare for the 2026 election cycle, though specific race details and candidate matchups were not provided in the available information.
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Mohawk Valley Community College is holding its annual Trick-or-Treat Street event in Rome, offering a Halloween-season activity for local families and children. The community college tradition typically features costumed students and staff handing out candy to trick-or-treaters in a safe indoor setting.
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A brake campaign launched under the Nimey name is supporting patient care at MVHS (Mohawk Valley Health System). The initiative channels proceeds or donations toward the health system's services, according to the Rome Sentinel. Details on amounts raised and program specifics were not provided.
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Mohawk Valley Health System has announced the addition of a new foot doctor to its medical staff, expanding specialist care for patients in the region. The announcement was carried by the Rome Sentinel as a local health system staffing update.