Mohawk Harbor Facility Will Improve Access to Care, Provide Alternative to Emergency Department for Minor Illnesses October 12, 2018 SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — With dual goals of helping more people establish ongoing relationships with primary care physicians, and providing a convenient and less costly alternative to the emergency department for those with minor illnesses or injuries, […]
Read More →Governor Cuomo Announces $3 Million For New State-of-the-Art Home For the Boys and Girls Clubs of Schenectady
Award Supports and Expands Services for Schenectady County’s Leading Youth Organization October 10, 2018 Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced a $3 million award to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Schenectady, Inc. that will allow the organization to construct a new $13 million, state-of the-art community facility serving children, teens, and families in Schenectady’s […]
Read More →$66 million factory proposed in Rotterdam
$5 million in state funding sought; 100 jobs could be created BY STEPHEN WILLIAMS, The Daily Gazette ROTTERDAM — Plans for a $66 million bio-pharmaceutical factory in Rotterdam are among the projects being recommended for state grant assistance by the Capital Region Economic Development Council. The council said in a report released Tuesday that it is requesting a […]
Read More →Broadway Parking Garage: Closed This Weekend
The Broadway Parking Garage will be closed this weekend. New striping on floors 2-3-4. No parking allowed. The garage will close Sat 9/29 at 6 am. It will reopen Sun 9/30 at 7 pm. Plenty of free parking is available at the nearby Broadway South Lot.
Read More →Schenectady County Legislature Honors Alco Heritage at Mohawk Harbor
New Trail Markers Unveiled Celebrating Role in Transportation and Military History September 20, 2018 Schenectady County, N.Y. — New signage that celebrates the history of the American Locomotive Company (Alco) is now in place along a two mile bike-hike trail on Schenectady’s rejuvenated waterfront. Sponsored and funded by the Schenectady County Legislature, the new trail signs celebrate […]
Read More →Union College moves forward with plan for old bank
Campus safety officers will be based off campus at Nott Street and Van Vranken Avenue September 11, 2018 BY JOHN CROPLEY, The Daily Gazette SCHENECTADY — Union College is moving forward with plans to base campus safety officers in a former bank building on Nott Street. Union received city Zoning Board of Appeals approval for […]
Read More →Clinton Street Mercantile Will Open in Downtown Schenectady
Schenectady, N.Y. — Metroplex and Sequence Development today announced that the Clinton Street Mercantile has signed a lease to occupy more than 4,500 square feet of ground floor retail space at 144 Clinton Street in Downtown Schenectady. The new retail concept will be operated by Brandon and Michelle Whittall of Ballston Spa. The building, located […]
Read More →Construction work begins on $3.5M Barrett Street project
The homes are slated to be up for sale in first quarter of 2019 BY ANDREW BEAM, The Daily Gazette SCHENECTADY — Construction of six townhouse-style homes that are part of the $3.5 million Barrett Street housing project has begun. John Roth, CEO of Plank Construction Services, a partner in the project, said work began on […]
Read More →Frog Alley Brewing Company to Launch in Downtown Schenectady
Two Veteran Master Brewers Join the Frog Alley Team (Schenectady, N.Y.) — The new Frog Alley Brewing Company, located in the Mill Artisan District on lower State Street in downtown Schenectady, is getting ready to launch and the craft brewery today announced the hiring of Master Brewers Rich Michaels and Drew Schmidt. The new brewery […]
Read More →Metroplex Approves Funding for Three Infrastructure Projects
Schenectady, N.Y., August 24, 2018 — The Schenectady County Metroplex Development Authority today announced funding for three infrastructure projects. Ray Gillen, Metroplex Chair said, “We continue to invest in infrastructure as it directly supports our efforts to create tax base and jobs in Schenectady County.” Metroplex will provide $108,000 to extend water lines at the County’s […]
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