SCHENECTADY - While the 15 townhouses on Mohawk Harbor are almost ready for sale, one last step remains before they can be put on the market. Galesi Group CEO Dave Buicko said the exterior of the Waterfront Townhouses are complete and the insides are waiting to be customized by their owners. However, both the customization and purchase of the townhouses is on hold until the state Attorney Generals' office approves the project, because it will belong to a homeowner's association. When asked if the approval was imminent, Buicko said it was a possibility. “We hope so,” Buicko said. “The [state Attorney General] has been terrific in terms of processing things for the homeowners association.” On
SCHENECTADY -- A highly anticipated addition to the city's restaurant/bar scene has finally set a date for its debut. Druthers Brewing Company announced on its Facebook page late Tuesday night that it will open its doors to the public at 11:30 a.m. on Friday in Mohawk Harbor's Riverhouse complex. This comes almost a year after the brewery originally said it would be open. It was a tough road, said Druthers CEO Chris Martell. But it has ended in excitement. “It’s one of those things where, when you get to the end of it, you’re happy as hell,” Martell said. “You appreciate the journey you went on to get there, and it makes you stronger. So, everybody [the staff] is fired up.” The brewery has b
SCHENECTADY, NY (WRGB) On Friday, we've learned the next phase of development at the Rivers Casino site is near completion, it's the only piece the public can take stake in. 15 luxury townhouses are going up for sale right next to the casino, and CBS 6 got the first look. “We’re at the 8th inning, this will be done in another 2 weeks.” David Buicko is CEO of the Galesi Group, the company that had a major part in developing the casino and the buildings around it. He gave us the tour of the town homes today “The customers we’re going for are people who want a lifestyle, who want to be near the casino, to be near the amphitheater, near Druthers that opened today,” Buicko said. In the next coupl