The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. When the Armstrong’s department store moved into its new 149,000-square-foot building at Third Street ...
Guinness World Records claims that the world’s first working escalator was made by Jesse W. Reno of Kansas Nathan Ames of Massachusetts was the first to patent the first escalator-like machine in 1859 ...
When President Trump arrived at the United Nations this week to address the General Assembly, his entrance didn’t go as planned. A video widely shared on social media shows Trump and first lady ...
After walking through the turnstile at Aquarium Station, 85-year-old Joan Taylor glanced up at the seemingly never-ending flight of stairs, and the neighboring defunct escalators cordoned off by ...
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