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Bite-Sized: News about restaurants and food FacebookTwitterEmail People in cars wait to pick up food in a drive-through manner during what would have been the 50th annual Greek Festival at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church on Friday July 10, 2020 in Albany, N.Y. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, food must be ordered online and picked up at the drive-thru in the church parking lot. (Lori Van Buren/Times Union)Lori Van Buren Retro ice-cream shop opens/on Cohoes s Remsen Street Sweet Happy Days, a 1950s-themed ice-cream parlor, opened last weekend at 86 Remsen St. in Cohoes. The owner is Brenda Hage, who last year opened Teta Marie’s Lebanese Restaurant down the block. ....
Safe Travels: 6 small Upstate New York towns with big restaurant scenes Today 6:00 AM 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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COHOES, N.Y. — Cohoes native Brenda Hage has a deep admiration for the tenacity of her parents, a special place in her heart for seniors, and an enthusiastic love of ....
Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on April 30, 2021 at 9:56 AM “I love ice cream. It makes people happy. My goal is to put smiles on the faces of seniors and people of all ages who come in for a cone, or sundae or a milkshake treat,” said Hage in a statement. The location, next to Canal Square Park, previously was a music store. According to the announcement from the city: Cohoes native Brenda Hage has a deep admiration for the tenacity of her parents, a special place in her heart for seniors, and an enthusiastic love of ice cream. When presented with the possibility of opening an ice cream parlor adjacent to the park her parents enjoyed on sunny days in their retirement years, and easily accessible to seniors in nearby apartment buildings, she did not hesitate. Within 48 hours she had signed the lease. ....