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lakevillejournal.com
After 15 years, Black Rabbit owner says goodbye
LAKEVILLE — After 15 years running the Black Rabbit Bar & Grille, Kendra Chapman decided it was time to stop working 70-hour weeks and spend more time with her family. The restaurant at 2 Ethan Allen St. closed Sunday, Nov. 8, following a busy final week filled with farewells from longtime customers. She announced the Nov. 8 closing date on Oct. 31.
Syracuse.com
New York Mets legend opening BBQ restaurant in Albany
Retired New York Mets outfielder Mookie Wilson is opening his first restaurant in Albany, bringing South Carolina-style barbecue to the Capital Region. Mookie Wilson’s Legacy BBQ is scheduled to open Nov. 6 at 42 Eagle St., serving lunch and dinner in the former War Room Tavern space. The restaurant represents the first standalone location for the Wilson family’s four-year-old barbecue brand, which previously operated as a mobile catering business and had a presence at Citi Field during the recent baseball season.
The Overlook
Hunter Mountain Replaces Historic Wooden Lodge Bar After Six Decades
Hunter Mountain has removed the bar that anchored its base lodge since 1964, four years after the ski area opened, and is building a new one facing the slopes. Corduroys, named for freshly groomed ski trails that resemble the ridges of corduroy pants, is expected to open this winter on the opposite side of the […] The post Hunter Mountain Replaces Historic Wooden Lodge Bar After Six Decades appeared first on The Overlook .
troymarket.org
Heading Inside: Troy Waterfront Farmer’s Market moves to Troy Atrium this Saturday (Troy Record)
TROY, N.Y. — The Troy Waterfront Farmers Market heads indoors to the Troy Atrium this Saturday, as temperatures start to steadily drop as the winter months approach. The winter market is held every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. from November through April and features most of the 100 vendors from its popular outdoor market, according to a press release.
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familydestinationsguide.com
This Tiny Roadside Stop In New York Serves Burgers And Ice Cream That Deserve A Diners Drive-Ins Spotlight
Somewhere in Scotia, New York, a bright yellow building is quietly making the case that the best food experiences in this state don’t require a reservation, a dress code, or a parking garage. Jumpin’ Jack’s Drive-In has been making that case very convincingly for a very long time....