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Sued by landlord, Blue 82 bar alleges intimidation to force eviction FacebookTwitterEmail 2of5 Co-owners Jason Hayes, left, and Mike Ripley of Blue 82 lounge in downtown Albany speak to employees during their first orientation in May 2005. (Times Union file phot0.)STEVE JACOBS/DGShow MoreShow Less 3of5 Jeff Buell, principal of Redburn Development, speaks during a 2019 media event at the Kenmore building, part of Redburn's $80 million redevelopment of multiple historic buildings in the North Pearl Street corridor in downtown Albany. Redburn is suing Blue 82 lounge, a tenant in another of its n...

Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on May 19, 2021 at 9:39 AM A Korean barbecue crepe from The Skinny Pancake, with a scallion crepe encasing roast beef and kimchi. (Provided photo.) The Skinny Pancake, a crepe-focused restaurant that started as a food truck in Vermont 18 years ago and opened its first bricks-and-mortar store, in Burlington, in 2007, is expanding into New York. Its eighth location is being developed for a fall opening in the restaurant space in the historic former YMCA building on North Pearl Street, at the south end of the Kenmore complex being con...

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The Capital Region of New York has seen a 214% increase in people relocating from the city and elsewhere. The influx of new residents has led to a housing shortage and apartments being rented sight unseen. Newcomers love the livability, location, and opportunity to get twice the space for half the cost. Last summer, real-estate developer Redburn Development received 2,000 showing requests for just 93 units at its latest redevelopment project, the Kenmore Apa...

ALBANY, N.Y. — United Way of the Greater Capital Region announced recently the launch of The Blake Annex. The space will be located over two floors of the historic Kenmore Hotel building, partially on the premises of the former Steuben Athletic Club. Featuring private offices and co-working space, and an inspiring and collaborative work environment in the heart of downtown Albany. The Blake Annex will look to build capacity and promote efficiency for Capital Region nonprofit organizations by bringing non-profit partners together to share services and drive collaboration within and across...