Ted Remsnyder is a journalist based in Schenectady, New York. He writes for The Daily Gazette and his work has also appeared in The Leader-Herald and Columbia-Greene Media. Ted covers local news and events in Schenectady, with a focus on city budgets, government meetings, education, and community developments.
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Ted Remsnyder's coverage focuses primarily on local government, politics, and finance in the Schenectady area of New York. His reporting heavily features government announcements and developments in local governance.
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The former St. Clare’s Hospital campus in Schenectady is set to be converted into a 250-unit apartment complex with an accompanying daycare center.
SCHENECTADY — A comprehensive survey to identify potential upgrades at the Museum of Innovation and Science (miSci) is currently underway, with Schenectady Metroplex Development Authority approving a $77,930 contract on Wednesday with the C2 Design Group of Glenville to analyze the museum campus.
By: Ted Remsnyder
With the two-year anniversary of the disappearance of Schenectady teenager Samantha Humphrey arriving on Nov. 25, the Humphrey family is determined to keep Samantha’s memory front and center in the city as they seek justice for her death.
A pair of buildings on General Electric's downtown Schenectady campus have been added to the New York State Register of Historic Places. They have also been nominated for placement on the National Register of Historic Places.
By: Ted Remsnyder
As the Schenectady City Council weighs a proposal to impose fees on residents who leave out more than seven bags of garbage per week for trash collection, it has approved new fee increases for traffic violations and changed the policy for false alarm fees.
The Schenectady City Council is considering changes to the city’s proposal to enact new fees on residents who produce more than seven bags of trash each week after receiving negative community feedback on the plan.
By: Ted Remsnyder
SCHENECTADY — Persia Nelson, the Schenectady mother accused of murdering her 11-month-old daughter Halo Branton in March, is set to face trial early next year.
By: Ted Remsnyder
A Schenectady housing organization has received a $3.75 million state grant as part of New York’s effort to rehabilitate vacant apartments and transform them into affordable housing.
By: Ted Remsnyder
Niskayuna passed a $19.6 million 2025 spending plan on Tuesday that includes a 3% tax increase for residents and includes a plan to close the town’s transfer station next spring.
One Niskayuna resident has made it a personal mission over decades to see the 30-mph speed limit lowered outside his Consaul Road home, while the town insists the traffic data does not back up the need for a change.
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