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.
Even during hard times, some people have money to burn. Mark Lansing is one of them. He’s shelling out $12,000 for the early Fourth of July celebration that takes place today in Freedom Park in Scotia. “It’s sort of a traditional thing and generates some goodwill,” said Lansing, who has owned Jumpin’ Jack’s drive-in restaurant across from the park’s tennis courts and softball fields since 1976....
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