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After a total of nearly ten years in business, a popular Asian restaurant is closing its doors for good this weekend. But even though the restaurant won't exist, they have plans to serve the public in a different way and in a different Capital Region city.

In my opinion and many throughout the Capital Region, there was one premier burger joint and they just announced they will be closing their doors soon. As much as this news stings, there is a glimmer of hope that they will resurface again when the location is right.

Another longtime Albany establishment will close its doors this week. It has been a staple on North Pearl Street for seventeen years.

A smaller Price Chopper store will be closing its doors next month. Although it is not one of Price Chopper's larger supermarkets, it did serve a purpose in Saratoga Springs as more of a convenience store for the residents nearby.

It is the end of an era. Actually the end of more than a century. An Italian specialty store in Schenectady is closing its doors after one hundred and one years in business.

It has been a busy month of news regarding stores at Crossgates Mall and some more changes are coming.

I can tell when the seasons change from summer to fall by the seasonal restaurants and ice cream stands that close up shop.

Ted's Fish Fry has been a staple in the Capital Region for sixty years. They just recently opened their seventh location and throughout the pandemic, their employees have picked up the slack. So now the owner of Ted's Fish Fry is giving the employees a well-deserved break.

The number 1 pizza joint in the Capital Region, according to the Times Union, is getting ready to close in three weeks.

We don't have a long season here in the Capital Region when it comes to summer and swimming. But it is longer than you think if you want to save yourself some money and stress. Experts say that you should keep your swimming pool open long enough to make sure you aren't wasting money in the long run.

It's sad when a local restaurant decides to close its doors after being a staple in the community for so long. Glenville will be losing Oliver's Cafe which has been open for nearly three decades. The announcement was made this week on their Facebook page.

The pandemic was hard on a lot of businesses in the Capital Region but for one, they took it as a sign to retire. After forty-seven years in business Hi-Way Recreation Bowling in Wynantskill will close its doors for good.