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During the coronavirus outbreak, store employees have been working overtime to make sure customers can get what they need. Some stores will be closed on Easter Sunday to give those workers a break. Here's a list of those stores.

The coronavirus is affecting so many local businesses so much so that some are not recovering, like Cornell's in Schenectady.

In press releases sent out today from both Rivers Casino in Schenectady and the Saratoga Casino in Saratoga Springs, the rippling local and global effects of the coronovirus will temporarily suspend their operations.

The Cruel Business of Yogurt. As a frequent visitor of TCBY and lover of frozen yogurt, this news completely bummed me out.  An area TCBY, the one that kick started my obsession a few years back, put a lid on their business on Friday.

A Downtown Schenectady staple bar is currently closed after being seized by the state for back taxes.

Capital Q has been through so much in the last few years. According to new news we finally can have our delicious BBQ eatery back...for now, anyway.

A local gym that was geared toward kids with special needs will close its doors for good this month.

After 14 years, an almost Food Network reinvention, and more, LT's Grill will be handed over to another Schenectady restauranteur with a new concept idea.

Weather forecasts are predicting that we're going to be getting up to 12 inches overnight. That means that a lot of schools and workplaces will be closed or at the very least, delayed. We'll keep you updated as we can with the various closings as they are announced.

When we heard our childhood was closing, we were crushed. Apparently we didn't have to wait too long because they opened their first US retail store and it's not too far away.

A.C. Moore Arts and Crafts will close all of its locations nationwide. There is a plan for a handful of their stores but the store as we know it is going out of business.

The Cuckoo's Nest has been making quite the waves in Albany since it opened two years ago. So much so, that they're expanding to a second location in the Capital Region.