The Gazette has revamped it's website. Total makeover Check it out.  https://dailygazette.com/article/2016/12/07/welcome-to-the-new-dailygazette-com    

It appears you can view it as is or go to bottom of home page and click on e-edition or e-edition text.  Appears at the moment at least on my computer anyone can view the paper today while they are transitioning.  I already subscribe but I can't seem to log in per sey.  It says I don't exist.  I am using Chrome as my browser.

Reminds me of the time that soda company changed it's main drink and everyone was in an uproar.  Free advertising.

I am curious...if you are not a subscriber can you view the paper too?

Cel, I couldn't log in either.

Cel, I just called the Gazette and they said this is a one week grace period where the on-line subscription is free. She also told me that they are trying to figure out how to upload the log-in information for all of the on-line subscribers. While I was on the phone with them, I cancelled.

JoAnn  I find the TU has a great deal more info and reporting about what is happening in Schenectady and has the u know whats for reporting the truth about things for sure but I tried their on line version for 13 weeks and found it so confusing to use I cancelled and did not renew it and just read what they offer free now  

I subscribe to the Gazette because basically it had been easier to read but not really very truthful about Schenectady orientated things. They dropped the name Schenectady years ago.  Basically they are the mayors paper.  I noticed they dropped many of the blogs where there was some semblance of truth.  I liked the one Bob Cudmore used to write.

Oh well, on to other things in life.

I am having a blast with learning more about the Erie Barge Canal in NY havin grown up in Western NY where it ended it is interesting to see how it effected NYS and the rest of the country West of there and especially how Schenectady played a role in it's existence.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas    

Cel, You have a very very Blessed Christmas and a healthy and happy New Year 2017!