5 Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in the Capital Region
From the construction of the Erie Canal to the creation of St. Mary’s, the second Catholic church in New York State formed during America’s earliest days, the Irish have been shaping the Albany area for centuries. And what better way to celebrat
What Seniors Need to Know About Kidney Disease
March is National Kidney Month, and while everyone should take time to learn about kidney disease, a condition that affects 37 million American adults, it’s especially important for seniors. First, some background: Kidneys are like the body’s che
Why Seniors Should Divide Their Homes Into Zones of Function
Get ideas on creating “zones of function” throughout the house or apartment to encourage your senior loved one, whether they are living with dementia or not, to get on their feet frequently, be more active to exercise both mind and body!
Three US Presidents With Ties to Union College
In 2020, Schenectady came into the presidential spotlight when businessman, politician, and Electric City native Andrew Yang made a bid for highest post in the land.
10 Questions with Schenectady Florist Frank Gallo
When it comes to Valentine’s Day presents, one classic gift stands above all the rest: flowers. And in Schenectady, where better to order a bouquet from than Frank Gallo & Son Florist, the fourth-generation State Street shop that’s been servi