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It looked like a lot of the axe throwing establishments might close due to coronavirus guidelines, but now it looks like they can start throwing axes again soon.

Axe throwing bars seem to be under attack by the New York government and the State Liquor Authority and I really don't understand why.

On Friday, January 29th Governor Cuomo announced that weddings with a guest list of up to 150 people could return to the state of New York by March. Nearly one month later and we now have the new COVID-19 guidance for wedding venues.

Most schools in the Capital Region are on Winter Break and the kids are home. How would you feel if schools in New York were reopened five days a week?

It is the age of convenience! We can have just about anything delivered right to out front door. Flowers! Pizza! Groceries! Laundry and even a new car! Now imagine the marijuana deliver person knocks on the front door. "Your weed is here!"

Governor Andrew Cuomo showed some love for establishments such as gyms, fitness centers, casinos and billiard halls as well as other State Liquor Authority-licensed establishments by extending their closing times from 10pm to 11pm.

New York has dropped the requirement to quarantine following exposure to COVID if the person has been fully vaccinated. This policy applies to everyone who received their second dose of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.

On Monday, Governor Cuomo announced that New York City's indoor dining establishments could reopen starting February 12, at 25% capacity. Today the Governor announced that sports arenas and stadiums with a capacity of 10,000 or more can reopen as early as February 23rd.

Before you say "I do", you have to ask, "is this safe?". On Friday January 29th Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that weddings could return to the state of New York with a gust list up to 150 people.

Going to overnight summer camp is something a lot of kids missed out on last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pay raises for more than 80,000 state workers look like they will be on hold for at least two years according to Governor Cuomo.

In today's Times Union, Chris Churchill writes a great article about why now is the time to tear down 787 and why now it could get down with the help of President Biden.