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Amsterdam's Raindancer marks 30th birthday

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.

Carl Strock

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Beach Boy Brian Wilson surfs his way back into musical spotlight

Saturday, November 7, 2009

By Brian McElhiney (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

It’s fitting that Brian Wilson is playing the upbeat, sunny surf music of The Beach Boys again. In recent years, he has gradually moved back into the spotlight, rejuvenating his solo career with “SMiLE” and his latest album, a companion concept album released last year titled “That Lucky Old Sun.”...

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