Check your tickets! If you played the New York Lottery Pick 10 game, you could be one of two winners of five hundred thousand dollars! These lucky tickets were sold at a gas station convenience store in Upstate New York.
Are you the winner? A winning Take5 New York Lottery ticket for the Tuesday, April 9th midday drawing was sold at an Upstate New York Stewart's Shop. You could be cashing in a little over nineteen thousand dollars!
Just when it seems that big retailers are leaving the Capital Region, a popular retailer will add its fourth location. Burlington will be replacing an empty Buy Buy Baby location soon.
This winner is cashing in for a little over thirty-three thousand dollars for the Tuesday, January 30th evening drawing. One ticket was sold at a Capital Region convenience store.
A Take5 New York Lottery ticket for the Monday, January 29th midday drawing at a grocery store in Upstate New York. You could be cashing in a little over seventeen thousand dollars!
If you bought a Take5 New York Lottery ticket for the Wednesday, October 11th evening drawing at a grocery store in Upstate New York, you could be cashing in! You could be the winner of $39,209!
The Powerball jackpot was $1.08 billion and although there was no jackpot winner, someone in Albany County was just one number off. This winning Powerball ticket is worth fifty thousand dollars.
A new sushi and seafood buffet chain is moving into a vacant spot in Albany County. This restaurant is known for fresh seafood, sushi, hibachi, and more with eateries along the east coast.
Many cities and towns in and around the Capital Region hold farmers' markets throughout the summer. Now Albany County has announced its own to begin this weekend.
A popular Albany County outdoor shopping center that has been open since 1959 is getting a huge overhaul and facelift. There are big plans to upgrade the shopping experience with more amenities.
A popular Irish bar-restaurant is for sale in Albany County. It can be yours for just five hundred seventy-five thousand dollars. The owner is ready to move on from the establishment even though it is still profitable.
Buisness For Good has a project underway that will build a tavern and a cafe in the heart of an Albany County Village. These two businesses will in turn raise money for the local school sports and other programs.
As we launch into the enjoyment of the Holiday Season, many of us will be meeting friends or attending functions at bars and/or clubs. Though these establishments can be focal points for fun and laughter, they can also be target locations for sexual predators. With a very forward-thinking partnership two local counties want to help put a stop to any potential problems. Albany and Schenectady have teamed up to help make "Safer Bars" and they are empowering bar owners and staff to make a difference.
After major retailer Bed Bath & Beyond closed locations across the country, many of those shuttered stores remain empty. There is an empty one in Albany County that is being transformed into a new HomeGoods store.