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Speaking with Albany native Lexi Stephens from ‘The Voice’
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – An Albany native is gaining attention for her appearance on ‘The Voice,’ a TV reality singing competition. As she prepares for the next round of competition on Monday, NEWS10’s Cassie Hudson caught up with Stephens to hear more about her experience on the show. After earning a four chair turn, and […]
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New taproom opens its doors in Delmar
DELMAR, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Evan Marsh has known brothers Matt and Jeff Young since they were 10 years old. They graduated from Bethlehem High School together. Now, the three own a taproom in Delmar. Tap20 officially opened on October 10 in the former Real McCoy Beer space at 20...
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CRL Apple Cider Donut Tour: Sand Flats Orchard
FONDA, N.Y. — The Capital Region Lifestyle Apple Cider Donut Tour is making a stop in the Mohawk Valley, highlighting a family-owned orchard that has grown into a popular fall destination in Montgomery County. Related: CRL Apple Cider Donut Tour: Hilltop Orchards Benny Nezaj and Alexa Dringus visited Sand Flats Orchard in Fonda, where owners […]
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5 Best Restaurants in Albany, New York You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Albany, New York — a city where the Hudson River glimmers beneath bridges old and new, where brownstones lean into the wind and the air carries the scent of ambition, history, and something simmering on the stove. Here, the streets are stitched together by generations of families, students from every corner of the world, and dreamers who chase possibility beneath the shadow of the Capitol dome. Albany is a place where cultures converge — Italian grandmothers and Guyanese aunties, Somali shopkeepers and Irish barkeeps, all sharing the same patchwork of neighborhoods and the same hunger for something memorable.
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Troy Weighs $13,000 Crow-Scaring Contract as Council, Mayor Clash Over Need
Troy city leaders are considering hiring the U.S. Department of Agriculture to scatter flocks of crows that Mayor Carmella Mantello says number in the thousands, but not everyone on the city council is convinced there's a problem worth nearly $13,000 to solve. The Troy City Council met Thursday night to discuss the proposed contract, which would bring in USDA wildlife specialists armed with lasers, pyrotechnics and recorded distress calls to push the birds out of town.