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New mandates, new laws, new hours, new adjustments...New York. It's just another day in the life of a an Empire Stater trying to figure out what we can and can't do as well as when we can and can't do it.   Pardon me if I'm coming off as less newsy and more editorial, I'll get off my soapbox now.  The reason for this post is to let you all know that effective on Friday November 13, Rivers Casino a

Tiffany in Rexford writes: My husband went to a bar pretty close to our house and came home late on Saturday night.  I noticed he had a bruised face, so I asked him what happened. He just he didn't want to talk about it.  I pressed him for more details - like were there cops involved, who it was with and stuff and he just kept saying it no big deal.  He basically told me 'I would be happier not kn

Willa in Greenville writes: "My husband and I have been married for 3 years, and we bought our first home last February. Normally we have Thanksgiving dinner at his mom's house but she said that this year she doesn't feel comfortable hosting...so his mom and dad are staying home.  My husband is insistent about having us host this year. It would be like 8 other people.  Here's the problem- it'

In her rather contentious Facebook post, a Colonie woman "doesn't recommend the Barnsider Restaurant" in Colonie.  According to the post, what started off as a Sunday night out celebrating her mom's birthday at the popular Colonie restaurant, turned heated and violent. The woman alleges that a female manager at the Barnsider slapped her in the face.

Back in mid September, anyone who bought a New York Lottery Powerball ticket in Saratoga County feverishly checked their numbers - and then double-checked their numbers - to see if they were the 94.8 million dollar jackpot winner. The drawing was held on September 16th and the very next day, lottery officials informed the public that there was one winner, and the ticket was sold at Minogue's Bever

A teenage girl from the Berkshire's was last seen on Saturday night in Pittsfield and police are asking for the public's help as they attempt to locate her.  An Amber Alert has not been issued at this time but according to sources, police considered it.  While the girl went missing out in the Berkshire's, there's a chance the teenager was last seen in Schenectady.

Normally when we get the National Grid bill, it's a few hundred bucks.  On rare occasions - during extremely hot or cold months -  it might be a few bucks more.  But when Ariana Sheehan from Niskayuna opened up her National Grid bill and saw that she owed a whopping total of $18,165.45, her mind was blown.

On Wednesday, filming for the second season of "Modern Love" continued in Schenectady, and the celebrity spotters were out in full force, eyeing a certain Academy Award winning actress.

A popular tavern near Lark Street in Albany known for its great burgers, wings, and friendly neighborhood vibe, has been closed down due to the pandemic for months.  Once a bustling nightspot in an area supported by college students, locals, and visitors to the city of Albany, The Lark Tavern sits largely unoccupied and its owner has put the building up for sale.

Danielle in Speigletown writes: My boyfriend and I have been together for nearly 9 years. We're both in our late 20's.  We've lived together for 7, and while we don't have any kids, we do have two dogs.  We basically are a married couple - he even refers to me as  "wifey" but when I ask him about marriage, he kind of just changes the subject.  What's the deal here? We're approaching 10 y

The election is important, it's also very stressful.  It doesn't make things easier not knowing who the winner is and that we may not know for a while.  Part of me wishes we could just rip the damn band-aid off and announce a winner.  Whether it's Trump or Biden, I just want to know...the waiting sucks.  With that being said, I spent some time recently thinking about things in my life, that no mat