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Three Capital Region radio stations flip to 24/7 Christmas music
Which radio stations in Capital Region play 24/7 Christmas music?. Why is Albany the first radio market with three all-Christmas stations?. Halloween is barely over, but three Capital Region radio stations have already made the big switch to 24/7 holiday tunes. Zoey 103.9 made the switch early Sunday morning, with...
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Book Picks - The Book House & Marketblock Books
This week's Book Picks comes from Cheryl McKeon from The Book House in Albany and Marketblock Books in Troy. Having a Wonderful Time: Postcards that Tell a Story by Julian Rothstein, editor, 36 authors. Walk the Blue Felds by Claire Keegan. In the Gloaming by Alice Elliott Dark. Seven Stories...
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Shop, Celebrate & Give Back at Albany's New Holiday Market
Albany Unwraps a Brand-New Holiday Market on December 5. Albany County is getting into the holiday spirit with the announcement of a brand-new Holiday Market coming to downtown Albany on Saturday, December 5th, celebrating five years of the Innovation Partnership between Albany County and MVP Health Care. B95.5’s Chad O’Hara was on site for the announcement as County officials shared plans for a festive, family-friendly celebration at MVP Arena and along South Pearl Street from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event will feature local vendors, live music, holiday attractions, visits with Santa, entertainment, and plenty of seasonal fun, along with opportunities to support families in need through community giving programs. The celebration will also complement other holiday happenings throughout downtown Albany, making December 5th a great day to shop local, enjoy the festivities, and celebrate the community!
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Albany’s Revolutionary History On Display At The Albany Institute Of History & Art
As one of the earliest surviving settlements in America, Albany has a lot of history to tell. It may not be a bustling metropolis like our neighbors Boston and New York City, but so much of America's early history ran through New York's Capital City. Now, so much of that...