Utica Rescue Mission brings supplies downstate  By WKTV News
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. (WKTV) - A van from the Utica Rescue Mission
will head downstate early Saturday morning full of supplies for
those affected by Hurricane Sandy.  Executive Director Reverend
Bill Dodge says they got word that Wal-mart wanted to donate
supplies, so they offered up their van and time.  "We've got a
whole array of things like personal care items like socks and
soup and water and flashlights and gas cans that the folks have
needed down there and we decided we can take them down
ourselves," said Dodge.  The Rescue Mission of Utica is taking
these items directly to rescue missions in Newark, New Jersey
and New York City.  They did a similar event for Hurricane
Katrina.  What's On