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Waite: Can gates open on stalled Stockade flood plan? - Vimarsana News

Waite: Can gates open on stalled Stockade flood plan?

The Ingersoll Avenue relocation was originally supposed to be completed in 2023. As of right now, nothing has come of the flood-mitigation project.

Warnings of ignored Mohawk flooding mitigation ideas | News - Vimarsana News

Warnings of ignored Mohawk flooding mitigation ideas | News

But when it comes to preventing or minimizing ice jamming in the Stockade and points west, there is an opportunity to be proactive

Small ice jam forms on Mohawk River, no flooding occurs - Vimarsana News

Small ice jam forms on Mohawk River, no flooding occurs

SCHENECTADY — Warmer weather led to less eventful ice jams along the Mohawk River so far this year, with no impact to the Stockade, which can sometimes floods due to

Schenectady's Festival of Trees set for 17th year | Schenectady - Vimarsana News

Schenectady's Festival of Trees set for 17th year | Schenectady

Experience the enchanting 'Festival of Trees' at SCHS - an annual tradition featuring 60+ artistically decorated fir trees. Join local artists, businesses, and nonprofits as they transform the galleries into a place brimming with seasonal charm and Christmas spirit. Engage in a friendly competition as diverse-themed trees compete for fun titles. Don't miss this festive fundraiser supporting SCHS's historical preservation efforts.

Schenectady's Festival of Trees set for 17th year | Schenectady - Vimarsana News

Schenectady's Festival of Trees set for 17th year | Schenectady

Local artists, businesses, and non-profits come together each year to turn the galleries of the historical society into a place filled with seasonal charm and the spirit of Christmas.