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Queensbury Outback Out-Family Restaurant Moving in When chain restaurants close it seems that they stay vacant forever. It's nice to know that in Queensbury the old Outback Steakhouse is being taken over by a local business and restaurant owner who will bring in a family restaurant. After the year we have had it's great to see a local family-owned restaurant opening in Warren County. According to the Post Star, 40 Oak Classic American Grille on Route 9 in Queensbury will take over the previously shuttered Outback Steakhouse. Those in Warren County will be very familiar with the proprietor. J...

Found! Missing Rifle Finally Returned to New York State Police You may have heard that New York State Police were looking for help finding a lost rifle. CBS says that the rifle was last seen March 16 on Route 9, near Chestertown. While there was never a lot of detail just how the Rock River AR-15 rifle went missing to begin with, officials still reached out to the public for answers and information on its whereabouts, But now, someone has finally stepped up and returned the lost rifle to police. Police say the semi-automatic rifle was returned Tuesday, intact its black nylon carrying case, t...

DWI CLASS DROPOUT: The DWI impact meetings are supposed to get the point across about the potential dire consequences of driving drunk. However, you're not allowed to show up to the meeting while actually drunk.

Bow Tie Cinemas at Wilton Mall in Wilton, N.Y. appears to be a casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic and will not reopen after it closed down in March 2020 as the coronavirus hit the U.S. Pictured is Bow Tie COO Joe Masher inside Bow Tie's BTX theater in Wilton when the theater complex was newly opened on Thursday Oct. 24, 2013. (John Carl D'Annibale / Times Union)John Carl D'AnnibaleShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Bow-Tie Cinemas Movieland 6 in Schenectady, N.Y. reopened in December 2020 after the COVID-19 pandemic forced movie theaters to close in March of that year. (Michael P. Farrell/Times Union)Mic...

Vermont Drops Travel Quarantine For Those Vaccinated Vermont is joining the state of New York in adjusting travel guidelines. As reported a couple of weeks ago, New York eliminated the quarantine requirement for those who get the coronavirus vaccine and as of this Tuesday, Vermont is following suit. According to a story from the Post Star, Vermont Governor Phl Scott announced during a briefing last week residents and out-of-staters who get the vaccine can travel without the quarantine requirement two weeks after getting their second dose. Other health and safety guidance like social distanci...