colonie

There are a lot of great things to see driving around the Capital Region but who knew one of them would be a residential house with some pretty random decorations.

Personally, I'd like to see something to do in that space, not just another place to shop.

We've known about one of these for a while but finally, the plans have been approved and we can have an idea of where and when we can expect them.

And this one will be serving one of your most favorite guilty pleasure foods of all time.

A piece of land in Colonie that occupies Grandma's Pies and Restaurant is up for sale and let's hope this doesn't mean the end of this timeless eatery because that would truly be depressing.  When we were kids, the holidays were incomplete unless there was a pie from Grandma. Blueberry, Dutch Apple or Cherry, no meal was complete without it.  Rumors have been swirling that if the land is sold, Gra

There are beautiful, historic buildings and neighborhoods throughout the Capital Region. Now the Governor has secured millions to restore and rebuild them in many of our cities and towns.

The chain who has or maybe I should say had a location in the Capital Region has decided New York just isn't working out.

I love Stewart's. It's one of those Capital Region staples that I have missed whenever I've been away for an extended period of time.

Businesses will usually post upcoming events on a billboard outside but this one in particular from Nite Moves in Latham is causing quite a bit of discussion.

When I saw Instagram posts promoting the opening of Niko's Deli, it brought me back to a conversation about a year ago. Davina Resciniti, the aunt of Niko Dinovo, told me the family would be stronger and do whatever it takes for the teenage boy from Colonie who was given a 1% chance of survival after a horrific accident left him burned badly. One year later, Niko is still recovering at Westchester

The Albany International Airport is looking to expand soon but the problem is that the area they're looking to expand into is already inhabited.

They are putting the finishing touches on a playground in Colonie that will allow children with and without special needs to enjoy. The community has been working on the project for three years and next summer it will open.