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Green Island looks for development project FacebookTwitterEmail 9 1of9Buy PhotoA view of the fenced in area, on left, that is the former Ford Motor Company property, seen here next to the bike path at the end of Cannon St. in Green Island, N.Y. Photo taken on Tuesday, April 13, 2021. The Green Island Industrial Development Agency wants to develop 30 acres of this land. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of9Buy PhotoHenry Ford, center,...

Pump The Breaks-Construction on Mohawk-Hudson Bike Path The weather is finally getting nicer which means we can get out and exercise. One of the best ways to do that is along the Mohawk Hudson Bike-Hike Trail. Be aware though if you are going to head out, there will be some sections that will be closed or under construction. I have enjoyed the tranquility and the beauty of the Mohawk Hudson Bike-HikeTrail in various sections of the Capital Region. We used to live near the entrance to the part o...

Intermittent bike path closures in April near Niskayuna construction site | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 NISKAYUNA — The new Rivers Ledge rental community is taking shape between Aqueduct Road and the Mohawk River near the Rexford Bridge, with foundations poured and the first building erected. The nearby Mohawk-Hudson Bike Hike Trail will be closed at times for much of April as two roads are built across the trail and into the site. How long the intermittent closures continue depends si...

Scrapbook 1982: Ever Had a Ride on a Drunken Camel? Then Try Flying the Goodyear Blimp | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Schenectady PHOTOGRAPHER: Ed Schultz The Goodyear blimp over General Electric in Schenectady Aug. 1, 1982. Right: Pilot Pat Henry with Gazette reporter Carl Strock. Shares0 Aug. 2, 1982 “It’s just like riding a wave,” pilot Pat Henry t ried to explain. “The warm air comes up from the ground in a corkscrew. When you enter the corkscrew, you get twisted to the side and go u...

Canajoharie and Montgomery County update new state Sen. Michelle Hinchey on development projects | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Projects designed to boost development in Canajoharie and greater Montgomery County were the focus of a meeting Friday at the Canajoharie Fire House. Local officials delivered a rundown of plans for the former Beech-Nut factory at Exit 29 as well as an update on an ongoing project with the New York Power Authority to install LED street lights this summer in the village...

Local sites recommended for historic status News staff FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 Part of the Church Hill Historic District, in the hamlet of Crescent in the town of Halfmoon.Saratoga County History CenterShow MoreShow Less 2of15 Part of the Church Hill Historic District, in the hamlet of Crescent in the town of Halfmoon.Saratoga County History CenterShow MoreShow Less 3of15 4of15 The Saratoga County History Center congratulates the Church Hill Historic District, in the hamlet of Crescent in th...

River’s Ledge apartment project under way off Aqueduct Road in Niskayuna | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Footings are being poured and framing for eight buildings is beginning on the first part of a 260-unit project in Niskayuna along the Mohawk River. “Rivers Ledge, overlooking the Mohawk River on Aqueduct Road, is one of the most transformative projects to occur in Niskayuna,” said Niskayuna Supervisor Yasmine Syed. “Included in the project is a comprehensive beautification of the Aquedu...

State pilot program uses tugboats in initial effort to mitigate ice jams | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS February 27, 2021 The tugboat Margot breaks ice on the Mohawk River near Lock E-7 in Niskayuna on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021, as part of an effort to mitigate the impact of ice on neighboring communities. Shares0 For Colleen Macaulay hearing the tugboat whistle as it worked along the Mohawk River to break up sheets of ice one morning this week was sweet music. “It was fun to hear the tugboat rig...

CLIFTON PARK – A 29-year-old Troy man rammed two State Police troop cars Thursday night...

LITTLE FALLS, NY (WKTV) A trendy brewery is serving up its own beers in Little Falls. While many businesses during the pandemic have had to reassess and make changes, this business has been preparing to go full steam ahead.