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Take a Look! The First NY Thruway Rest Area is Completed & Open
Take a Look! The First NY Thruway Rest Area is Completed & Open
Take a Look! The First NY Thruway Rest Area is Completed & Open
There has been a lot of construction being done on the New York State Thruway Rest Areas and finally, we are starting to see some of the rest stops being completed. Although the first rest area is open, this is one of the smaller versions of what the other ones will look like. The Indian Castle rest area just 90 minutes west of Albany is beautiful with a Popeye's and Starbucks inside. It boasts a Starbucks drive-thru and a convenience store featuring a variety of New York state products.
Open Since 1913 Legendary Albany Restaurant Temporarily Closing
Open Since 1913 Legendary Albany Restaurant Temporarily Closing
Open Since 1913 Legendary Albany Restaurant Temporarily Closing
A staple restaurant in downtown Albany is going to be closing its doors for much-needed renovations. The restaurant has been in Albany since 1913 and the building is even older so third-generation owner Brad Rosenstein says it's time to do some upgrades. Jack's Oyster House will have to temporarily close.
Shake Shack,Chick Fil A & More Featured in NY Thruway Rest Areas
Shake Shack,Chick Fil A & More Featured in NY Thruway Rest Areas
Shake Shack,Chick Fil A & More Featured in NY Thruway Rest Areas
The New York State Thruway is in the process of overhauling all 27 of the rest areas. Although they are only working on a handful at a time, the renderings have been revealed. Not only will they be more of an open concept, but some will also have dog parks and all will have better food options.
Saratoga County Community Celebrates 45th Annual Family Day
Saratoga County Community Celebrates 45th Annual Family Day
Saratoga County Community Celebrates 45th Annual Family Day
Having grown up in the city of Mechanicville and now living there with my family, Family Day in Talmadge Park was always a big deal. Although the past two years the day-long event had to be canceled because of COVID-19, it's making a strong return this year.

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