Gary Liberatore anchors NEWSChannel 2 Weekend Today and files reports during the week.
Gary Liberatore anchors NEWSChannel 2 Weekend Today and files reports during the week.
Gary grew up in Utica, attending Proctor High School, and then Utica College. After graduating, he spent a number of years as a computer programmer/analyst in San Diego, California.
Desiring a more people oriented profession, Gary decided to enroll in the Masters in Broadcast Journalism program at Syracuse University.
After that graduation, Gary began his career in TV. After spending several years in Rochester, and the last six years in Cleveland, Ohio, he decided to return home for family reasons.
Outside of work, Gary still enjoys numerous sports including tennis and basketball.
Rep. Anthony Brindisi says the broadband mapping of a congressional district helps determine where federal grant money will go to expand broadband service, and he is urging constituents to take part in his survey.
Otsego County Sheriff Richard Devlin gives an update on the renovations at the Otsego County Jail.
Walmart holds its quarterly wellness clinic on Saturday and many people come out to this one to get a flu sot.
New adoption records law goes into effect in New York State on January 15th and some adoptees and some mothers who gave up their children years ago are anxious about what's about to happen.
Locals not sure which way they'll go if and when the United Methodist Church splits into two denominations.
Despite this week's announcement that FEMA will not provide individual assistance to area flood victims, some are still hoping that decision will get overturned.
Two house fires in Otsego County on Monday are under investigation.
The four accident scene along Main Street in Richfield Springs remains under investigation
Stuff the Bus distribution day filled with plenty of emotion.
Annual Shop with a Cop program gives kids a gift card and more importantly, a new appreciation for police officers.
