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There is a new coffee game in the Capital Region. It is sure to get your engine running. Two local marketing and PR firm executives are now in the coffee business. They opened Motor Oil Coffee's first location in Troy in May. They have plans for more locations and their new one just opened in Schenectady.

There are a ton of big box stores in the Clifton Park area that have garden centers inside. That is why two entrepreneurs created a local and unique shop in Clifton Park that carries plants, has a florist, and also sells some home goods. It is called The Plant Hatch

A hotspot for downtown dining in Troy, the Capital Region’s largest food hall is getting even larger.

If you love to ski and want to make some extra money this winter, there is a local ski resort that is looking to hire locals. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, they are limited to hiring local instead of their usual workers from overseas.

Many people in the Capital Region are looking for work and with the holidays around the corner, there is an increase for seasonal workers. This Friday, there is a company holding a job fair that wants to fill over six hundred local jobs. Here are the details.

In a retail lane that seems to be dominated by big-box stores in the Capital Region, a locally owned and operated pet, garden and farm supply store is open for business,.

Many companies have been hurt financially due to coronavirus pandemic. But locally-owned restaurants have been hit the hardest and federal lawmakers are trying to get them much needed help.

A creative idea from an out of work, local photographer has grown into honoring local high school seniors. In turn, helping her and other photographers find work.

It seems everyone has to adjust to social distancing but it won't stop this Friday's Troy Night Out. They are now doing Troy Night In. Here's what's happening.

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I came across an article recently that featured a bunch of funny, clever, witty, and (slightly) offensive rejected NY vanity plates.  Turns out, people will go to great lengths to hide or mask their profanity by using backwards lettering and nondescript phrasing on their custom license plates in an attempt to sneak one past the DMV. Here are a few customized ideas (not on the rejected list) that o

If you are putting up your tree soon, there is one local ornament that you can add to your collection. Stewart's Shops have now come out with their very own Christmas ornament this season.