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Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on April 20, 2021 at 8:51 AM Veteran Hattie’s Restaurant bartender Sal Porterfield, center, shows off the funds received through the local website Two Buttons Deep’s Big Tip Energy campaign with 2BD co-founders Taylor Rao, left, and Jack Carpenter. (Provided photo.) After six weeks of a campaign called Big Tip Energy that crowdsources money for Capital Region restaurants, the local entertainment website Two Buttons Deep has brought in and donated more than $10,000. The most recent disbursement, last week, was to $1,500 to Hatt...

Website's restaurant tipping campaign at $10K and counting FacebookTwitterEmail Veteran Hattie's Restaurant bartender Sal Porterfield, center, shows off the funds the Saratoga Springs restaurant received through the local website Two Buttons Deep's Big Tip Energy campaign, with 2BD co-founders Taylor Rao, left, and Jack Carpenter. (Provided photo.)Provided photo TROY — After six weeks of a campaign called Big Tip Energy that crowdsources money for Capital Region restaurants, the local entertainment website Two Buttons Deep has brought in and donated more than $10,000. The most recent disbu...

skindberg@post-journal.com Taped to a wall in the bedroom of George Barone’s West Ellicott apartment — next to plaques and other mementos commemorating a lifetime of coaching youth baseball — is a handwritten note, dated a little more than two years ago. “Thanks so much for your Christmas card. I had a great time playing for you and my awesome teammates. Enjoy 2019.” The missive is signed by Dayton Moore. Moore is now the general manager of the Kansas City Royals, but a piece of his heart apparently still remains on the diamonds in Lakewood where he was mentored by Barone decades ag...

Two Buttons Deep find themselves in middle of historic Capitol mob Kristi Gustafson Barlette FacebookTwitterEmail Jack Carpenter in the middle of the "Save America" rally before the U.S. Capitol was stormed Wednesday, Jan. 6. 2021, in Washington, D.C.Two Buttons Deep When Jack Carpenter and Matt Whalen rolled into Washington, D.C., on Wednesday morning, they planned on grabbing some footage and scoring a few interviews with people at the "Save America" rally for their Capital Region-based media and entertainment company, Two Buttons Deep.   Instead, they ended up in the middle of a history-m...