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It's almost time to get back to pumping iron. Finally, some more good news related to businesses reopening here in the Capital Region.

Details are beginning to emerge how the state will approach the reopening of schools.

Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order that would make Juneteenth a paid holiday for state workers. In addition, Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan signed an executive order declaring Juneteenth a holiday in the city of Albany.

When Phase 3 of reopening starts Wednesday here in the Capital Region, the cap on gatherings will be raised from 10 to 25.

If you are ready for break after homeschooling your kids the last few months, this is wonderful news.

Several regions of the state were on track to start phase 2 of reopening today before Governor Cuomo announced data from phase 1 will need to be reviewed before that can happen.

Governor Cuomo announced today he is signing an executive order that would allow businesses to deny patrons who are not wearing a mask.

If you are seeking relief from homeschooling your kids, this is not the news you want to hear.

When do New York pause ends this Friday, there are a few things that can resume regardless of regions meeting state guidelines.

More relief is on the way for renters during the coronavirus pandemic.

While a recent Siena College poll determined that 87% of people think that Governor Cuomo is doing a good job handling the coronavirus pandemic, there are many who disagree with that.  Some of those people think that the pandemic has been greatly exaggerated, and they plan to voice their frustration by creating a scene and gridlock around Albany's State Capital Building on Wednesday.

Much maligned New York Governor Andrew Cuomo didn't have time to change out of his custom-tailored suit and into his Super-Governor cape when he helped pull a man out from his crashed vehicle on Monday.  Video of the incident shows the Gov stepping in and assisting a man after his van crashed and landed on it's side on a New York City highway.