greeley ford

Greeley Ford is well respected in the Utica-Rome area for his work with AT&T, as a Commissioner for the NYS Liquor Authority, and a legendary bass player for several bands, including the now retired Classified. Recently retired, Ford has now been hired as a Beverage Consultant with Florida's Gray Robinson Law Firm.

This item that many discard in the trash can literally brighten the holiday season for our military men and women. Here's how:

Greeley Ford of Camden, who has served as one of three Commissioners at the New York State Liquor Authority, publicly announced his retirement on Wednesday.

First responders in Oneida and Herkimer Counties received a boost in wireless communications yesterday with the expansion of AT&T's FirstNet network. The new purpose built sites - one in the City of Rome and one at the Herkimer County border by the Hinkley Reservoir, gives public safety and first responders a prioritized wireless network that allows for uninterrupted wireless communication.

The New York Sate Liquor Authority has voted to lift specific COVID-19 restrictions that have limited bars and restaurants over the last pandemic year.

Governor Andrew Cuomo's new task force to enforce COVID-19 restrictions in bars and restaurants pulled 10 liquor licenses this week around the state. Violations were handed out at some 84 establishments which carry fines of up to $10,000 per violation, according to the Governor's office.

If you're a fan of local CNY music and live bands, you will remember Syracuse-based Mr. Edd, or more accurately their shenanigans! Just by the name alone, the band hints at their funny bone

Robert Channing has been doing great on America's Got Talent and Greeley Ford and fellow Classified company are making a comeback on the Stanely stage for this year's Boilermaker, but get this... It was just announced that the two of them are actually going to be onstage TOGETHER