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.
Bosnians from across the U.S. and Canada are in Utica this weekend for the annual Western Bosnian Festival.
M.V.C.C. in Utica will begin offering a new program this fall designed to get returning students some quick and valuable experience in coding.
Stop the Violence Weekend underway in Utica.
Zonta Club of Utica holds a 100th anniversary event at MWPAI in Utica.
After two fires this summer, the vacant complex is a major concern for both the City of Utica and the Town of Frankfort as the property sits in both municipalities.
An Oneida County man is under arrest after police say he violently shook a baby in his home.
17-year-old Bianca Devins was brutally murdered on July 14th, allegedly at the hands of a man she was dating.
This year's Boilermaker awards were presented Tuesday night at a dinner at MVCC in Utica.
Local volunteer firefighters and their supporters golf to raise money for Believe 271.
Rome fire investigators along with Rome Police investigators are working together to determine the cause of a house fire on West Embargo Street Friday night that left ten people without a home.
