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Life & Arts

Extensive coverage of art, entertainment, and local restaurants in the capital Region

Casey Cieszynski and Richard Mathiasen are shown in a scene from "A Few Good Men."

Casey Cieszynski has major role in Curtain Call’s ‘A Few Good Men’

After working at Curtain Call Theatre for two 2007 productions as the stage manager, Casey Cieszynsk

Montana/Cyrus something to scream about

Underneath all the distractions of the night — the pyrotechnics, the incessant selling of Disney pro

Operas from Italy to get big-screen treatment at Proctors

While venues in Lake George and Cooperstown perform live opera, Proctors will offer movie versions,

‘Spamalot’ laden with silly, familiar, sometimes anachronistic fun

If SPAM (like Velveeta) is not to be served to discerning dinner guests, you can’t go wrong with a g

Pure maple syrup is poured over chocolate chip and blueberry pancakes prepared by Amy Cantor of The Omelette King Catering Company in Saratoga Springs.

People love whipping up humble, delightful pancakes any time of day or year

Pancakes have been a staple in American cuisine since the early Dutch settlements in North America.

Occupational therapists Tina VanDerwerker, left, and Leslie Bennett demonstrate safe tub transfer at the Eddy Cohoes Rehabilitation Center.

Precautions essential to keep Alzheimer’s patients out of harm’s way

The key to an Alzheimer’s or other dementia patient staying in their own home is thinking ahead and

Tales of Old Dorp: Old horse cars went so slowly that walking was just as fast

Old horse cars in late 1800s were so slow, many people preferred to walk.

Back in Time: Marines selective in search for a few good men

The U.S. Marines were looking for a few good men on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1908.

New York State Assembly Speaker Oswald D. Heck of Schenectady raises his gavel on Jan. 8, 1958, to open a new legislative session.

Capital Region Scrapbook: As legislative session of ’58 opened, Electric City delegation wielded plenty of power

Fifty years ago, the state Assembly and Senate featured plenty of local stars.

Music review: Prine holds full house in his hand

John Prine could have lost his voice to throat cancer five years ago. Fortunately, he’s still perfor