
Bill Buell’s Electric City Archives: 9/11 column from 2001
On Sept. 21, 2001, I wrote a tennis column about how two of the Capital Region’s top players, Bob Schmitz… Read more »
On Sept. 21, 2001, I wrote a tennis column about how two of the Capital Region’s top players, Bob Schmitz… Read more »
In more than two decades as a feature writer at the Daily Gazette, I’ve had the opportunity to write more… Read more »
Growing up in the Capital Region always offered a number of fascinating road trips, and my love for and fascination… Read more »
After reading Donald Sayles obituary in the Gazette earlier this week, I came to the conclusion that he just had… Read more »
Owen Begley was a man who loved politics, and like all good politicians he was almost always capable of deftly… Read more »
Guys like Jack Boyajian, Lou Gwinner, Howie Hubbard and Joe Guerra weren’t yet teenagers when the U.S. entered World War… Read more »
When I first visited the Mabee Farm on the south bank of the Mohawk River in Rotterdam Junction, I got… Read more »
At the northern end of 890, where the divided highway dissolves into the rural country road that is Route 5s… Read more »
My guess is that Archibald Wemple and his nephew, Clark, were reluctant politicians. As civic-minded attorneys, maybe entering politics is… Read more »
The world was watching when Charles Proteus Steinmetz and a few of his General Electric colleagues jumped on the train… Read more »
Those of us who know the entire Chester Alan Arthur story – and that group includes Schenectady history buffs as… Read more »
To say Frank Cornicelli made friends easily doesn’t do him justice. He probably had more “good friends” than anyone I’ve… Read more »
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