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

We don't have a long season here in the Capital Region when it comes to summer and swimming. But it is longer than you think if you want to save yourself some money and stress. Experts say that you should keep your swimming pool open long enough to make sure you aren't wasting money in the long run.

It's sad when a local restaurant decides to close its doors after being a staple in the community for so long. Glenville will be losing Oliver's Cafe which has been open for nearly three decades. The announcement was made this week on their Facebook page.

The reaction on The Lionheart Pub's Facebook page has been mostly positive after announcing that they would be closing their doors until the situation with COVID-19 gets better here in the Capital Region.

I couldn't believe that my favorite pizza place announced that it will be closing its doors for good after a ten-year run. I was happy to learn that it had nothing to do with the coronavirus pandemic. But all in all, very disappointed that I won't be able to enjoy one of my favorite local places after this coming weekend.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to claim more businesses and restaurants across the country. This time Dine Brands which owns IHop and Applebee's says it will be closing many locations across the country.

Guitar Center might be the latest retailer to close its doors permanently.

A local pizzeria in West Sand Lake, described by its owner as a little pizzeria with big dreams,  announced on Wednesday that it will close its doors on October 18th.

For most people, when the leaves on the trees start to change and the air has that crisp feeling in the morning you know fall is here and winter is right around the corner. Of course, I recognize those signs of the change in season too, but for the people in Averill Park, West Sand Lake, and everyone on Burden Lake the sign that fall is here is the announcement of the date Kay's Famous Pizza is cl

This pandemic has taken its toll on retailers across the country and now the oldest department store chain will be closing its doors in many locations. On the list is one in the Capital Region.