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Wheatfields Restaurant and Bar in downtown Saratoga to close Saturday, replacement planned (opens the original)
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Wheatfields Restaurant and Bar in downtown Saratoga Springs is serving customers for the final time this weekend, ending a decades-long run in the city’s dining scene. Friday night marked the restaurant’s final Friday night service, and the business is expected to close its doors for good Saturday after its last service at the Saratoga location. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, the owners announced the closure, writing: “After 38 years of serving Saratoga Springs and the surrounding communities—
Rensselaer County kratom ban now awaits county executive’s decision (opens the original)
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Rensselaer County Executive Steve McLaughlin is weighing whether to sign or veto a proposed countywide ban on kratom after hearing emotional testimony from moms, business owners and users Thursday night. The Rensselaer County Legislature approved Local Law T-4 of 2026, which would prohibit the sale and distribution of kratom throughout the county. The measure now goes to McLaughlin for a final decision. MORE: Debate grows in Capital Region over banning or regulating kratom “I’ll make a decision
Debate grows in Capital Region over banning or regulating kratom, known as “gas station heroin” (opens the original)
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The debate over so-called “gas station heroin” is intensifying across the Capital Region as more communities consider banning kratom, with advocates split over whether the natural plant should be treated the same as synthetic products like 7-OH. Tracey Hudson, owner of The Kratom Shop in Schenectady, has been pushing for education about what she says is a key distinction between natural leaf kratom and synthetic 7-OH products often found in gas stations and smoke shops. “Natural Kraydom is the l
New York weighs AI rules, including possible emergency kill switch, amid guardrails push (opens the original)
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New York is moving ahead with new rules aimed at regulating some of the most powerful artificial intelligence systems, as state leaders weigh safeguards that could include an emergency “kill switch” to shut down an AI system in a crisis. Gov. Kathy Hochul said the state is considering whether a kill switch could be part of its oversight as it builds out guardrails for the rapidly advancing technology. “We may even explore safeguards like AI kill switches,” Hochul said. New York’s new AI safety l
Demolition begins at Albany’s Central Warehouse, long-derided eyesore in capital region (opens the original)
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After looming over Albany for nearly a century, the Central Warehouse — long criticized as one of the city’s biggest eyesores — is now coming down as demolition work begins. Demolition started about an hour before the report Monday night at the Central Warehouse site in Albany. The building, a longtime fixture on the skyline, was built in 1927 as a shipping and cold storage facility. It later fell into disrepair and has sat vacant for decades. After years of discussion about redevelopment, the s
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