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SENECA FALLS — The arrival of spring will see the return of hammers, saws, nails and other tools to the first floor of the former Seneca Knitting Mill.
Much of the property at 55-59 Chicago St., also known as the Cooperage, is being demolished as Ellicott Development prepares to convert it into a distillery, brewery, adventure gym, apartments and retail. Browse through photos of the demolition underway and then through photos of the site taken a year ago.
As grandiose as it may appear to those of us who live in modest houses, there is an undeniable purity to Frank Lloyd Wright's Graycliff estate.
Dobutsu, one of the year's most anticipated restaurants, has set its opening at 500 Seneca St.
Upper Niagara Street has seen a number of new projects both large and small in the past few years. They, along with streetscape upgrades now out to bid by the City, promise big improvements to the street. The neighborhood is transforming from a predominantly industrial past to a mixed-use future and has attracted a few of the bigger names in local development circles including Ciminelli Real Estate and Ellicott Development. Here’s a look at what is happening.