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Sep 7, 2022

Black Theatre United Inaugural Gala Supported by Business for Good

BROADWAY WORLD - Black Theatre United's inaugural gala, "A Night to Remember," will take place on Monday, October 3 at The Rooftop at Pier 17. Supported by Business for Good, the evening will begin with a concert featuring performances by America's most sought-after Black Broadway and theater talent.  

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Aug 17, 2022

Inside the plans for the new Hattie’s in Albany

ALBANY BUSINESS REVIEW - Work on the future home of Hattie's Restaurant in Albany could start as soon as September. The foundation backing the restaurant — Business For Good — is just waiting for historic tax credit approval, said founder Ed Mitzen. The renovation of the former Lombardo's on Madison Avenue near Pearl Street will take about 12 months and likely cost more than $2 million.

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Aug 2, 2022

Restaurant seats aplenty coming to Voorheesville

TIMES UNION - In Voorheesville, BFG will replace the razed Stewart's at 42 S. Main with a 5,000-square-foot restaurant, to be called Blackbirds Tavern; a dentist's office across the street at 43 S. Main will be razed to make way for Blackbirds Bike Cafe; and a four-unit apartment building at 40 S. Main, behind the future tavern, will be removed to make way for a parking lot.

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Jul 28, 2022

Discovering Saratoga: Hattie’s Track Shack

NEWS10 - Hattie’s Restaurant has made a name for itself for its award-winning cuisine, even named the best fried chicken in New York State by Food Network. “Hattie’s stood for community, everything she did was about supporting friends, family in the neighborhood so we just continue that tradition,” said Chef Mark Graham. 

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Jul 18, 2022

Business for Good projects approved

VOORHEESVILLE — Fifteen months after it was first presented as a restaurant-only proposal, the Voorheesville Planning Commission recently approved Ed Mitzen’s scaled-up plan to remake a large part of the village’s downtown.

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May 21, 2022

Opinion | Finally, some recompense to survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre

THE POST'S VIEW — Officials of a New York-based philanthropic organization were inspired to donate $1 million to the last known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre after reading news accounts of the three centenarians and their decades-long struggle to get some measure of justice.