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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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Shaker Varsity Football: A Season of Success and Challenges
High school football brings out school spirit like few other sports can. There’s nothing quite like a Friday night football game against another school less than 30 minutes away. Whether students are focused on the game itself or socializing with friends, high school football plays an important role in the Shaker community.
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Kelly Morrone earns home opener win, UAlbany women's basketball improves to (2-0)
Albany, N.Y. (WRGB) — A new annual college basketball competition between the America East and Metro Atlantic Athletic conferences tipped off as three Capital Region teams took the court, with two playing on the road and one at home. At the Broadview Center, the UAlbany women opened their home...
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Mookie Wilson's Legacy BBQ at The War Room Tavern in Albany Opens Friday - 11/6/2026
Mets Legend Mookie Wilson is bringing his famous southern barbecue to the Political themed restaurant, The War Room which will now be called - Mookie Wilson's Legacy BBQ at The War Room Tavern, 42 Eagle Street in Albany, New York. For the last four years, Mookie, alongside his brothers, sons,...
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Birds of a feather flock together: Troy council unanimously rejects crow resolution
The Troy City Council on Thursday voted unanimously against a resolution that would have authorized the contract to allow non-lethal methods to deter crows in the city. The resolution would give Mayor Carmela Mantello permission to enter into a contract with the United States Department of Agriculture. Within the contract, the department would charge the city $13,450 to disperse crow roosts in the city. In an earlier council meeting last month, Mantello said she was worried about the possibilities of increasing crow roosts in the city because it was a matter of public health due to the volume of the crow droppings. She added it was a proactive measure, an effort to make sure the city doesn't face the same hazards it did in 2022. The city had a similar deterrent contract with the USDA that year.
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CRL Apple Cider Donut Tour: Smith’s Orchard Bake Shop
CHARLTON, N.Y. (WNYT) — The Capital Region Lifestyle apple cider donut tour is making its way toward the finish line, with stop number 6 bringing Benny Nezaj to Smith’s Orchard Bake Shop in Charlton. While the family-owned business is widely known for its homemade pies and baked goods,...