Paul Grondahl is a columnist at the Times Union. With a focus on culture and society, he explores themes related to the arts, entertainment, and animal welfare, while also touching on topics such as house and interior design. He has been featured in Times Union, MSN, and Yahoo News.
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Paul Grondahl's work primarily focuses on local profiles and events in the Albany, New York area. He frequently covers stories related to family & relationships, entertainment news, and culture & society.
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By: Paul Grondahl
Kansas writer explores local 19th-century scientist Eunice Newton Foote's overlooked climate science discovery, highlighting gender barriers that erased her contributions from history.
Columbia County home of the Pultizer Prize-winning, early 20th-century poet and playwright AUSTERLITZ — If the dedicated volunteers who operate celebrated poet Edna St.
A business owner aims to foster community and connection at a formerly blighted lot along a stretch of Central Avenue.
Anniversary of the enduring Albany purveyor of Italian staples and delicacies highlights family, hard work and love of neighbors.
By: Paul Grondahl
The university's longtime commencement announcer Kathryn Zox is retiring after 11 years, leaving behind a powerful legacy
The first three books of the Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s Albany cycle have been published in a new Library of America edition, “William Kennedy: The Albany Trilogy.”
By: Paul Grondahl
Scholar’s quiet legacy becomes a $10 million gift.
By: Paul Grondahl
Merchant Benjamin Gorton went from 'Troy's biggest beau' to 'a peculiar man' after busted doomsday prophecy, but now a descendant is ready to celebrate his life.
Facing competition from Budweiser and Schaefer, O’Connell’s Hendrick Brewing Co. used free beer as a key tool of political power, newly uncovered records show
