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Getting crafty: Capital Region artisans offer unique creations
In a market revamped by COVID-19 restrictions, the holiday season has been a time to shine, take it easy or… Read more »
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From unique to quirky, shopping local in Capital Region has its perks
Now more than ever, it’s important to support small businesses in your community. Aside from helping your neighbors, small businesses… Read more »
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Capital Region artists continue to create new music
Musicians have been hit particularly hard by the pandemic. From the cancellation of gigs and tours to the postponement of… Read more »
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Capital Region restaurants prepare diverse range of menus for Christmas dinners to go
For some, the joy of the 2020 holiday season is tempered by thoughts of those we’ve lost this year. Others… Read more »
Mad about marzipan
“O Christmas treats, O Christmas treats, How wondrous is that marzipan!” is what I’m singing in my head as I… Read more »
Vegetarian, vegan dishes maintain ‘nostalgic feeling’ of holidays
Mashed potatoes, lasagna and chicken pot pie. And don’t forget the decorated cookies and gingerbread men. When vegans in the… Read more »
Season stirs warm memories of soup, sweets
As a child growing up and even now, there are sights and smells that remind me of the holidays, including… Read more »
Kwanzaa celebrations going virtual, but recipes keep with tradition
Like most holidays and celebrations, Kwanzaa will look a little different this year. Running from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1,… Read more »
Cocktails, mocktails help kick up your scaled-down holiday season
People like to drink during the holidays and the numbers prove it: Imbibers consume an average of twice the amount… Read more »
Rainbow cookies conjure memories of ‘family, love and joy’
What do rainbow cookies mean to the Lee family? “To me, they represent family, love and joy,” writes my niece… Read more »
One meal, two cultures: Family honors Italian and Slovak roots every Christmas Eve
“Mary!” “Maria!” “Mariska!” … These are the names I heeded growing up — each a nod to my ancestry but… Read more »
For many, Christmas Eve still means fish
The Christmas Eves of my childhood were spent in Scotia at my grandparents’ modest white clapboard home on Sacandaga Road…. Read more »
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