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While we wait for the Capital Region to meet it's final guidelines, our neighbors to the North have now met all the reopening requirements.

The Downtown Schenectady Italian staple had been closed since March 2019 with no word on it's future. Now, months later, we know what's happening and it's good news!

It's been in talks for  a while now that Albertsons Co., the second largest supermarket chain in the country, wanted to acquire the over 130 northeastern Price Chopper and Market 32 grocery stores. I mean, it sounded like a great idea. Like putting a hotel

Seriously. Back in October this story was huge. Employee after employee stepping up to confirm the alleged actions within the suit. Now?

It's not every day that we spot a Hollywood A-lister right here in our backyard, but when it happens, man it's cool! And in this case, it's double the cool! Actors, Paul Rudd and

It's been talked about for months. Petitions and protests vying to make a difference not only in New York state but the country as a whole. Just when it was thought to be taking effect

Imagine, you're a kid with an idea. An idea that turns into a hobby. A hobby that turns into a project with possibility. A possibility at a future, a small business turning into a nationwide success. It's possible for 18 year old Joshua C. Parker from Canton

In the last few years we here in the capital region have seen a lot of big businesses come in, however there are still a lot who have yet to set up shop here.

Staying in Schenetady, but moving venues that's what is happening for

According to an article in The Altamont Enterprise, a local Vooreesville tavern is "in talks" with Stewart's to sell their business to make way for a bigger better Stewart's shop for the town. Smith's Tavern has been in business in the town since before World War II, and to some has a great historical and sentimental value. Enter opinions and controversy.

I was just talking to a friend at work and he was telling me about a new show called "The Profit" that is premiering tonight on CNBC. He was telling me that the the show is about this businessman, Marcus Lemonis, who goes to different small businesses and saves them from financial crisis. Now while that sounds like a lot of other reality-type business shows, the difference with this is h

I thought this was kind of interesting – and maybe I could learn from this myself because I always use  a to do list, and God knows I'm not rich