Monday, May 17, 2021

Business

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What you need to know for 05/17/2021

Schenectady lawmakers eye crackdown on nuisance properties11:43 PM Cuomo promises school-level testing results; Districts say they don’t collect data on COVID-1911:43 PM Save Our Stages: Arts organizations, including Schenectady's Proctors, seek COVID relief11:43 PM EDITORIAL: Keep up pressure on race horse safety9:51 PM Gloversville mulls urban chicken farming 9:51 PM

As more people return to the office, Colonie-based human resources specialist provides guidance

As more people return to the office, Colonie-based human resources specialist provides guidance

Feeling safe from COVID-19 is as imporantant as actually being safe

Therapist adds electrical option to pain-relief techniques in Schenectady

Therapist adds electrical option to pain-relief techniques in Schenectady

Calmare designed only for nerve pain, works by scrambling pain signals going to brain

A year later, MyPayrollHR case nearing conclusion but victims still awaiting money

A year later, MyPayrollHR case nearing conclusion but victims still awaiting money

Over 1,000 victims have come forward but $101 million that was stolen is mostly gone

Kennedy: COVID-19 resurrects pair of dining terms

Kennedy: COVID-19 resurrects pair of dining terms

After 66 years, Christman's Cycle Sales in Palatine Bridge closes its doors

Montgomery County

After 66 years, Christman's Cycle Sales in Palatine Bridge closes its doors

Family-owned business closes doors after 66 years of operation

Saratoga harness race season may end early without purse money

Saratoga Springs

Saratoga harness race season may end early without purse money

Rivers Casino is holding back on subsidy it is required to pay

Summer tourism not dead but far from healthy, Capital Region hotel operators say

Summer tourism not dead but far from healthy, Capital Region hotel operators say

Revenue and occupancy has been down sharply through COVID-19 crisis

Kennedy: Beverage can shortage will likely continue

Kennedy: Beverage can shortage will likely continue

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