A neologism, if you don’t happen to know, is a new word.

Much of the history of the mummy was as I wrote last week, but there is fascinating information on her travels in this country and the reception she received on her arrival in Round Lake in1888.

Her embalmed remains were stored in an old coffin — no regal sarcophagus for her — and her cloth wrappings were in tatters and getting worse.

I wasn't sure if she meant an ethnic restaurant with belly dancers would be a good business or whether belly dancing would be a good business.

It doesn’t have a bar or a pool, but we are talking downsizing here.

Due to transmission problems, photos of Thursday night's Shenendehowa at Ballston Spa football game did not make it into the print editions of The Daily Gazette. But they're here online.

If you’ve never run the Stockade-athon before, I heartily encourage you to try it.

I stumbled upon a gem of a book a few weeks ago and devoured it while on vacation. Turns out it has local connections.

What can you learn in a summer sitting next to Justin Mason and Mike Lamendola?

At least once a week, the mail arrives with a new affront.