The Red Mill Inn in the News 

Katsu, our Japanese visitor, has used a number of his photos from his trip to Baldwinsville on his latest run of mouse pads and other items. more...

Also in the village, The Red Mill Inn owners Jake McKenna and Jay Bernhardt were named businesspersons of the year at the Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce annual dinner and awards ceremony. McKenna and Bernhardt purchased the former Mercer Mill building in May 2005 and transformed the dilapidated structure into an upscale inn and conference center that opened in May 2006. more...

Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus wave to visitors Saturday during the Christmas tree lighting ceremony at The Red Mill Inn. more...

Walking along the village's Paper Mill Island, you can readily spot carp frequently jumping right out of the water. Hundreds of fish visible to the owners of the newly constructed Red Mill Inn attracted the interest of the American Carp Society. They came, they saw and they chose Baldwinsville for the site of their first official 2007 regions tournament. more...

The Red Mill Inn generously shared their beautiful grounds that gave us a wheelchair accessible place to fish near the carp laded waters. They even prepared gift bags and treats for residents and grandchildren during the Kids Kamp excursion. What a perfect place to locate the tournament in May! more...

Baldwinsville's Museum at the Shacksboro Schoolhouse was the setting for a recent awards ceremony hosted by McHarrie's Legacy, Inc. more...

Take one very old grist mill from the early 1800s and convert it to a very comfortable 32-room hotel, and you've just described The Red Mill Inn in Baldwinsville, New York. A great deal of attention and money has gone into this endeavor sitting on Paper Mill Island between the Seneca River and the Erie Canal. more...

It seems as though the small town of Baldwinsville is making a name for itself on the map.
Sometime next spring, most likely in May or June of 2007, the American Carp Society plans on utilizing the Seneca River to bring at least 100 carp fishers to compete in the ACS Regional Tournament. more...

It was a familiar sight, to anyone who has ever watched chinooks and cohos porpoising at the surface of a rain-swollen pool before continuing upstream toward their Salmon River spawning grounds.
But this was not Pulaski, and those were not salmon.
No, this was downtown Baldwinsville, and the big, powerful-looking fish that had plastered a died-and-gone-to-heaven smile on the face of Katsuyoshi Fukuyama - "Katsu" for short - were carp. more...

With waters from this month's heavy rains and floods receding, locks along three canals in Central New York reopened Friday.
All locks along the Oswego and Cayuga-Seneca canals are open, along with Lock 1 at the mouth of the Cayuga-Seneca Canal. Locks 23 to 25 along the Erie Canal also opened their doors. more...

Dear Editor:
This past week, we visited the community of Baldwinsville to scout the beautiful Seneca River for the first of five regional carp tournaments to be held across the United States in 2007-8.  The hospitality extended to us during our three days in Baldwinsville was first-class, and we are thankful of the graciousness you afforded us. more...

For our 20th wedding anniversary, my wife and I decided to take a weekend trip to Baldwinsville. more...

Carp angling tournament organizers are in Baldwinsville today to talk with business leaders about hosting a regional competition in local waterways next year that might attract anglers from around the world. more...

The more things change, the more they remain the same. That French proverb holds true in the village of Baldwinsville.
When travelers Dr. Jonas Baldwin and his wife Eliza came to Baldwinsville in 1798, they were attracted to the area's natural beauty.
The Baldwins would return 10 years later and begin developing a community which would take on their name. more...

State Canal Corp. Director Carmella Mantello urged a mix of public and private officials to grasp the advantages of a statewide independent canal agency during a presentation Thursday in a newly refurbished Baldwinsville hotel alongside Lock 24. more...

Thursday was a big day for the former flour mill in Baldwinsville. The building, dating back to 1828, celebrated its grand opening as the Red Mill Inn Thursday. more...

BALDWINSVILLE - The Red Mill Inn, a new, top-of-the-line 32-room inn and conference center, is slated to open early in May. It's located in the center of Baldwinsville adjacent to Lock 24 on one of the busiest sections of the Erie Canal. more...

The old Mercer flour mill has stood for more than 180 years.
Recently, it has been nothing more than a vacant eyesore.
Last year, a $3 million construction project began to transform the mill into a new inn and conference center.
Now construction on the Red Mill Inn is almost complete. more...

The Red Mill Inn in Baldwinsville is scheduled to open May 4.
The 180-year-old former flour mill on Paper Mill Island still faces some minor renovations, but the exterior and interior of the structure are mostly finished. Last week, a sign went up on the front of the building. more...

Red Mill Inn Project Boosts Baldwinsville
The transformation of Baldwinsville from a sleepy village to one of the premier canal waterfront communities in New York State is seen by observers as nothing less than a miracle. The result of an effective combination of redevelopment efforts in both the public and private sectors, officials say the new Red Mill Inn and Conference Center project is an exciting example of the village's resurgence. more...