Renovating parents’ house prompts writer to update her own home
I keep a running list in my head of “the things I never thought I would be doing.” It includes… Read more »
Schenectady
Historic Stockade home features renovations, additions from various generations
SCHENECTADY — Joan Mikalson wasn’t initially looking for a historic home. Yet 33 Front St., an Italianate-style row house built… Read more »
Amsterdam
Restoring Gray-Jewett House in Amsterdam has been labor of love for longtime admirer
AMSTERDAM — Growing up, Paul Rossi always knew he wanted to live in the Gray-Jewett House. With its balcony and… Read more »
Schenectady
Extensive antiques collection allows Schenectady’s Teller House to be doorway to the past
SCHENECTADY — When Marilyn Sassi was in fourth grade, her class visited The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, where she fell… Read more »
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs East Side home with rich history offers peaceful escape
SARATOGA SPRINGS — The eastern end of Madison Avenue is a quiet spot most of the year, the nearby horse… Read more »
Glenville
Swart House owners dedicated to Glenville home’s past while looking toward future stewardship
GLENVILLE — According to the National Register of Historic Places, the brick structure on Johnson Road is the “Swart House… Read more »
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs B&B owners relish stories, rich tradition of 1887 Queen Anne-style house
SARATOGA SPRINGS — When Cathy Catalano and Joanne Buyce bought an elegant Queen Anne Victorian across the street from Saratoga… Read more »
A Summer to Remember: Your guide to the 2020 big edition
Endless summer? More like endless uncertainty. The run-up to the summer of 2020 has been less about planning for the… Read more »
125 Years of the Gazette: Your guide to our special anniversary edition
From the very beginning, members of the Schenectady Printing Association were excited and enthusiastic. “It will be our aim to… Read more »
The Gazette’s origins: The early years (1894–1900)
There were still worries about Indian wars in the West. The last major league baseball player to work without a… Read more »
The Gazette’s origins: Entering the 20th century (1910–1919)
As the 20th century entered its second decade, Schenectady entered a period of political upheaval that would not prove the… Read more »
The Gazette’s origins: The company buys its new home (1920–1929)
For the Schenectady Gazette, the 1920s contained two major events: its purchase and renovation of the State Street building it… Read more »
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Saratoga Springs school, city attorneys trying to resolve tax issue
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Schenectady man produced, received child pornography, federal indictment alleges
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