For years, industrial sites that once fueled the city’s economy have sat idle and deteriorating in and around residential areas. Now, the brownfields are presenting an opportunity for residents to re-invent their neighborhoods.
Most stockade floods are caused by ice jams in February and March at the train bridge in between the stockade and Freemans Bridge, causing the water to back up behind it and into the stockade. Will the gauge at Freemans Bridge still be able to tell that there is flooding in the stockade then? I was always under the impression that the water level would be significantly lower there during the ice jams. But then, I guess I could be wrong.
This really sucks. First they close all 5 Friendly's in Schenectady, now the three closest (the ones in Latham and Glenville) are also closed. Not that I know too much about the business.. but maybe they should do them like a franchise, where an independent owner owns, runs, and manages their own location, and deals with the leasing themselves.
I wanted to point out another advantage of watching TV from an over-the-air antenna- quality. As long as your antenna can pick up the digital broadcasts, you're seeing the original, highest quality version of the shows. By time cable and satellite companies get the video feed, recompress it, and ship the signal back out to their subscribers, the video quality is noticeably worse.
In a previous article, Mark said that Jumpin Jacks will open on schedule next March. I guess that is no longer the case? Or is it just the ice cream shop part that won't be open and the main restaurant will be open? It's not clear from the article.
I don't think I'm alone in not really understanding what the Department of Weights and Measures does for the county. It's gotta be something big if he can take $50,000 in just over a year and think it would go unnoticed. Maybe its purpose is common knowledge in some other circles.
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Aren't there usually some kind of security cameras at libraries?
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