On weekend nights The Raindancer serves up endless plates of prime rib, lobster and seafood to diners from throughout the Capital Region, but on weekday afternoons the family-owned restaurant mostly caters to its regulars.
Greenfield couple builds tiny little house to put up guests in a storybook setting
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Joanne McFadden
When guests stand by the lamppost on the property of Kim and Ray Faiola, the pitter-patter of feet they’re likely to hear belong to the couple’s lovable dog, Rudy. When the Faiolas are expecting guests, you won’t find them hastily straightening up a spare room, throwing a set of sheets on a sofa sleeper or inflating an air mattress. Instead, when guests arrive, Rudy greets them and shows the way to the always-ready guest quarters — a tiny cottage that mirrors the design of their main house, which Faiola built in 1984....
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