What's up in the Neighborhood
Among the topics in this most recent spin around the Capital Region's online neighborhood: Albany Ale, Cuomo paranoia, not hospitable, things missed, the Huyck, a very old tree, ice cream, Persian Gulf food, jelly for desert, fresh ketchup, a badass local news team, a Google Street View mystery, and weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Akum recalled when Albany Ale ruled the the nation.
Kevin thinks that paranoia highlighted by the Cuomo admin dossier on Liz Benjamin could eventually be Andrew Cuomo's undoing.
It sounds like Ned had a less-than-hospitable experience at St. Mary's in Troy.
Kristi listed a handful of things she misses having in the Capital Region.
The calm of the Huyck Preserve stopped Ethan.
Jackie visited a tree more than three centuries old.
Daniel is taking nominations for the Tour de Hard Ice Cream.
Steve had what looks like a boffo dinner party catered by local chef Brian Molino.
Val had quite the Saturday of eating around town.
Jerry checked out the new Manama Grill in Bethlehem, which focuses on Persian Gulf cuisine.
Jessica says you should try the rice cracker ahi tuna appetizer at Daisy Baker's.
Albany Jane had jelly for dessert at Ala Shanghai.
Emily was able to navigate the cut-throat world of the food swap to end up with fresh ketchup.
Stephanie could hardly contain herself on her first visit to Guptill's.
Jen found out which hens to thank for her eggs.
The Idiots put together the "most badass local news dream team ever."
The Exile dashed in Delmar.
Carl considered a mystery found on Google Street View.
And Ashallann shared a very happy pic.
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