The City of Utica has named part of Kemble Street 'Essential Workers Way' in honor of those who remain on the front line during the coronavirus pandemic.
"essential workers way"!
Thank you, thank you what you do for us essential workers way is a portion of kemble street near the intersection of hobart street in cornhill.
The mayor, councilmembers jack lomedico, delvin moody, and celeste friend were among the many people who unveiled the new name.
Mayor rob pamlieri says covid-19 has been devastating and its affected almost every part of everyone's lives for more than 6 months.
He says there is one good thing that comes from all this.
Palmieri says: " and the covid has brought out how fortunate we are to have the essential workers that provide the quality of life that sometimes we take for granted.
It's the men and women, each and everyday that put their lives on the line to protect us to provide the services for us."
Members with the 11-99 s-e-i-u were also there.
They commended the city of utica for all their support during these times.
Tonight at six, you'll hear from councilmember delvin moody who represents cornhill.
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