April 18, 2026 - 00:27

Two local women will be honored for their pioneering achievements this weekend at a celebratory champagne brunch hosted by the Zonta Club of Utica. The annual event shines a spotlight on individuals whose dedication and leadership have forged new paths and created opportunities within the community.
The honorees, selected for their remarkable contributions across professional and civic spheres, embody the club's mission of advancing the status of women. Their work, often conducted without widespread recognition, has had a tangible impact in the Utica area, inspiring future generations to follow in their footsteps.
The brunch serves as both a fundraiser and a powerful gathering, uniting community members in support of women's empowerment and service. Attendees can expect an inspiring program featuring the personal stories of the award recipients, highlighting the challenges they overcame and the legacies they are building.
This tradition underscores the ongoing importance of recognizing women's achievements and the continued need for advocacy. It provides a meaningful opportunity for the community to express its gratitude for those who lead by example and work tirelessly to make a difference.
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