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There is another casualty to the coronavirus pandemic. This time it's a beloved indoor sports venue in Saratoga County. The Sportsplex of Halfmoon has officially closed its doors forever.

Debbie's Kitchen, a landmark cafe-style deli in Center Square Albany, is closing its doors on Saturday ending a run of great food and even better people that started in the mid-80's.  It breaks my heart to see this proud place go down- another local business casualty of Covid-19.  If you know anything about Albany food, you know about Debbie's Kitchen.  If you've never heard of it before, I'd like

Just last week the Schenectady MiSci museum announced that they would have a model train exhibit and this week they said they would have to close their doors.

I couldn't believe that my favorite pizza place announced that it will be closing its doors for good after a ten-year run. I was happy to learn that it had nothing to do with the coronavirus pandemic. But all in all, very disappointed that I won't be able to enjoy one of my favorite local places after this coming weekend.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to claim more businesses and restaurants across the country. This time Dine Brands which owns IHop and Applebee's says it will be closing many locations across the country.

A local pizzeria in West Sand Lake, described by its owner as a little pizzeria with big dreams,  announced on Wednesday that it will close its doors on October 18th.

This pandemic has taken its toll on retailers across the country and now the oldest department store chain will be closing its doors in many locations. On the list is one in the Capital Region.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect retail stores across the country. This time Ascena, who owns retail stores in malls, may be forced to close many of their clothing stores that contain mostly women's fashions.

As stores continue to slowly open, some giant retailers just can't come back from the coronavirus pandemic. Bed Bath & Beyond announced that they will be closing hundreds of stores across the country. We may lose stores here in the Capital Region.

It seems every few days a retail store is either filing for bankruptcy or going out of business for good. Another store has just announced that it will be closing hundreds of its stores because of the decline in sales due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In the times that we live in with social distancing because of the coronavirus outbreak, Taco-Bell is going to be changing. They have decided to go drive-thru only if necessary.

A major retailer located in both Crossgates Mall and Colonie Center is in jeopardy of closing. The company announced today that over one hundred anchor stores in malls across the country will close.