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The Capital Region pizza staple is getting creative and generous to help keep pizzas rolling as wait times pile up.

When you have a pizzeria and restaurant that has been in business in the Capital Region for seventy-plus years, they must be doing something right. In this case, they are doing Italian right and very well. Now New York State has acknowledged this Troy pizzeria for its legacy.

Well, that's embarrassing! It's not easy to spot; however, once you see it, you cannot unsee it. Though owners are horrified by the accident, it has revved up good publicity and business for the pizzeria.

The number 1 pizza joint in the Capital Region, according to the Times Union, is getting ready to close in three weeks.

TripAdvisor just came out with their new list of great pizza spots, and they’ve got some really good locations to check out.

There's an article in "Ad Age" magazine right now that's claiming ranch dressing has now passed ketchup in popularity.  WHAT? Sure I like Ranch for a salad, dipping a veggie or two...or sometimes even with my wings to dip if I'm looking for a break from blue cheese, but more than ketchup...

Do you have a strange obsession with llamas too or is that just me? Well, a local farm is giving you a chance to get up close and personal in a few weeks.

Square pizzas, good times, and cold brews! Guilderland will soon be getting in on what Albany residents have known - and loved -  for years. An iconic 100-year-old pizza place/tavern will be getting a second location in a new town.

Pizza is something we all know and love. Sadly, if you don't live in Troy, you probably have never had these. And you definitely haven't heard of them.

I pride myself on trying new things, appreciating the Capital Region and I found a list that made me realize that Capital Region, I have failed you, and I'm sorry.

Every hometown has a reliable late-night delivery place that when the urge strikes. you call up in a moments notice for a dozen wings or large pepperoni pie, or both.  A little piece of me died when I heard that one of Albany's classic late-night delivery restaurants was turning off the fryers and shutting their pizza ovens after 28 years.

There are some things about Schenectady that everyone can agree with and one of them is that we have the best Italian food in the Capital Region. One of the people who can be thanked for that, passed away yesterday.

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