Jenna

First, we meet with last year's Shower for a Soldier recipient and take a look at their new bathroom. We visit with Jason from Standard Insulating where they are replacing old fiberglass insulation with blown in insulation. Next, we visit with John Calidonna at Clinton Tractor and learn about all of the moving equipment they have available. We learn more about the Eagle Scout's program and a project recently completed for St. Paul's Church, and finally we learn more about GreenScapes Pink Days Weekend.

First, Scot takes us to a customer project where New York Sash installed a new bay window. Then we talk with Ernie and Abdul from The Rescue Mission about services they offer to those struggling in our community. We visit a customer project with Williams Farm Fence, where they installed a custom fence. Finally, we talk with Katie about this years Downtown Getdown at Handshake.City.

First, Scot shows us the windows that were previously installed at the Abraham House in Downtown Utica. Next, John from Fred F. Collis and Sons talks about budget oil plans. Sam Rudolph from Jay-K Lumber talks to us about the different shiplap options and how they can be used in your home, and finally, we take a look at when Jill visited the Water Testing Lab at City Hall.

A special episode from the New York Sash Window Factory in Maine. Scot takes us on a start-to-finish tour through the manufacturing process of a New York Sash brand window in these video clips!

First, Scot visits a customer job in Herkimer where they had a complete exterior remodel. Then we learn about the Veteran's Supply Drive with Express Employment, and Michelle Truett talks about the Levitt AMP Utica free concert series.

First, we watch the installation of a new bay window in the New York Sash Showroom. Then we visit with Kyra at the Meelan's Carpet One Showroom. Dan from William's Farm Fence takes us to a customer project and finally some pruning tips with Mollie from Greenscapes Garden Center.

first, we talk window styles in the New York Sash Showroom, then a visit to a Fred F. Collis project, and finally we learn about remote monitoring with Mohawk Valley Water Authority.