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A new gallery specializing in photographic art, paintings, figurines and jewelry is set to open in April at the southeast corner of Fourth and Main streets.

What's now a pile of bricks at the corner of Center Avenue and South Cliff Street was once a bustling hotel, the childhood home of a Philadelphia Eagles executive and a furniture business, according t...

The Kinzua Dam, on the Allegheny River in Warren County, promised economic might and stability to Pittsburgh, but its construction meant tremendous loss to the Seneca Nation of Indians. The decision ...

At times there is no knowing where our life is going to lead or where we will end up years from now. Call it fate, pre-destiny, or just coincidence or blind luck, but sometimes our paths can lead us down roads that we may not have possibly ever even imagined. Sometimes the path we thought

Mar 15, 2021 Yes, we’ve chronicled hotel fires before, such as Fonda’s Hotel Roy in 1909, Gloversville’s Alvord House in 1898 and Keystone Hotel, also in 1909. Lives were lost in all three fires, but as time advanced, municipal fire departments acquired better fire-fighting equipment and training, so the potential for successfully saving lives increased. Such was so with Gloversville’s last large hotel fire at the Hotel Windsor, occurring in frigid temperatures just after midnight eighty-seven years ago on Friday, March 23, 1934. Our Morning Herald reported, “The lives of fifty gu...