Safe Travels: 6 small Upstate New York towns with big restaurant scenes
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Editor’s Note: This is part of an ongoing series that features things to do in Upstate New York while we still experience the Covid-19 pandemic. Before venturing out, please take proper precautions and check for any changed business hours or availability. Safe travels!
Population centers have their own dynamics that create buzz about them and what they offer. But, in a place as vast as Upstate New York there are many deserving small cities and towns that usually are fortunate to just wind up on a list of “hidden gems.” This is one such, a look at small Upstate towns with big restaurant scenes.
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PINECREST Dodge Ridge’s 70th season of skiing and riding will kick off Monday, Dec. 21, at 9 a.m. following the two winter storm systems that delivered nearly 2 feet of snowfall over the past week.
Chairlifts 3, 5 and 7 will be turning for opening day with over 50% of mountain terrain accessible, with only intermediate to advanced terrain open and no beginner terrain at this time. Dodge Ridge will look to announce the opening of chairlift 8 following Mountain Operation’s assessment. Early season conditions do exist with groomed and ungroomed conditions and marked and unmarked obstacles present. Dodge Ridge relies 100% on natural snow and will open additional
An overnight vandal smashed out a window on a Downtown Longview business Monday evening.
There were signs of a burglary, and owners called the incident a strange âcoincidenceâ given their recent decision to offer indoor dining in defiance of state public health rules.
âI personally donât want to say that it was definitely retaliation. But at the same time, this place has been here 20 years, and nothing like this has happened before,â said Danielle Rowley, co-owner of Creekside Cafe. âItâs quite coincidental that our window was bashed in three days after we did dine-in.â
Rowley said she discovered the broken window around 6 a.m. Tuesday when she arrived at the restaurant to prepare for the day. The main dining area was âfreezing,â and she stepped on broken glass when she went to investigate why.
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