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.
A school bus driver for Birnie Bus has been taken off of his run temporarily after being caught on surveillance video not stopping at a stop sign and letting children off at the wrong stop.
National Survivors of Suicide Day program held at St. Stephens Episcopal Church in New Hartford.
Three big weekends in a row are coming up in Old Forge thanks to the weather.
Those in the north country were greeted with the highest snowfall totals in the area during this early season first snow storm.
Snow Ridge Ski Resort owner Nick Mir say the resort could open to skiers as early as next weekend.
The counting of the absentee ballots in the 22nd Congressional District race will begin on Tuesday, but the process could take days to complete.
NewsChannel 2 reporter Gary Liberatore spoke with the founder and executive director of the center, Vincent Scalise, about the new housing units and what veterans can expect from them.
Brindisi calls for court order to impound ballots
Utica Police - There is NO active shooter on the campus of MVCC in Utica.
Local veterans' advocate Vincent Scalise speaks out about PTSD after word comes out that alleged California gunman suffered from it.
