Feb 16, 2021
Carol Lynn Patterson, age 80, of, Salem, died Saturday. February 13, 2021. She was born May 12, 1940 in Denver, Colorado, the daughter of the late John Frederick and Dorothy Jane (Jenson) Keener.
Mrs. Patterson was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Salem and had been an area resident since 1948. She was a 1958 graduate of Salem High School and graduated from Mount Union College in 1962 with a B.A. degree.
Carol served on the board of Mobile Meals and delivered meals. She also served on the board at Century House of Salem and did grocery shopping for Century House. Carol believed in donating blood and had given more than 17 gallons. In Marco Island, Florida she was a volunteer at the NCH Urgent Care Center and was proud to be an “Owl Lady” for the Ground Owls.
Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on February 4, 2021 at 5:51 PM
A reader and her husband, who will be celebrating their 10th anniversary this weekend, are looking for recommendations for a cozy, comfortable place, more pub-style casual than fine dining, for a celebratory meal by a fireplace. That’s the important part: fireplace. They live in Duanesburg and so would welcome nearby recommendations west or south, and, in the other direction, ranging into Rotterdam, Schenectady and Albany. Colonie and Latham are OK too.
I’m not much help for them for places closer to home, but both the Albany Pump Station (pictured) and the Albany location of Druthers Brewing have fireplaces. (The Olde English Pub does as well, beneath a portrait of Winston Churchill, but it’s closed for the season.) I also knows there’s a fireplace the tavern at The Century House in Latham.
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Despite the pandemic, it wasn t all bad news on the restaurant scene this year
Dec. 31, 2020 |
Updated: Dec. 31, 2020 12:25 PM
The restaurant industry has faced a year like no other. Capital Region restaurants had to adjust to a shutdown and restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. While some were able to adapt with more takeout and delivery options, others were forced to close their doors. The news wasn t all bad, however. Some new restaurants even popped up on the Capital Region dining scene. To keep up with the latest, sign up for the Table Hopping newsletter.
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Note: This column has been updated to correct the spelling of Judy Hasenjaeger s name.
With the 2020 pandemic scuttling the Mount Prospect Historical Society s 33rd Annual Holiday Housewalk, the group is using a new idea and toys from the past to save its biggest fundraiser of the year. It was my first idea, right out of the gate, says Emily Dattilo, 27, a Mount Prospect native hired in July as the society s new director. Forced to scrap the idea of hordes of strangers paying $28 to take a December walking tour through historically significant homes in the village, she turned to the society s collection of antique dollhouses.