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Aug. 14, 2019 Updated: Aug. 14, 2019 9:40 a.m. 1 of 36 A new Hobby Lobby store opened on Wolf Road, across from Colonie Center. The 44,000-square-foot retail facility is located in the former Toys ‘R Us building. 2 of 36 Continue viewing the slideshow to see the winners of the Best of the Capital Region 2019 Reader’s Poll. 3 of 36 Best spa: Complexions, Colonie 4 of 36 Best salon: Jenna’s Salon, Watervliet 5 of 36 Best barbershop: Duke’s Barbershop, Albany. 6 of 36 Best tattoo shop: Dead Presidents Lounge, Albany. 7 of 36 Best trainer: Drew Smith, Metabolic Meltdown 8 of 36 Best jewelry store: Northeastern Fine Jewelery. 9 of 36 Best locally-based place for a workout: Metabolic Meltdown, various locations. 10 of 36 Best local grocery store: Market 32/Price Chopper 11 of 36 Best health food store/co-op: Honest Weight Food Co-op, Albany. 12 of 36 Best furniture store: Old Brick 13 of 36 Best farmers market: Troy Waterfront Farmers Market. ...

Punch “2030” into your GPS and it’s likely to provide you with a list of local streets, avenues and boulevards with addresses starting with 2030, or perhaps it will suggest the route to Dover, Massachussets, and its 02030 zip code. But your GPS won’t point the way to 2030 for the collector car hobby as it rolls through a major transitional period during the next few years, as Baby Boomers give way, albeit reluctantly, to the upcoming generations of car collectors and what initially will be their very different interests. To help predict and perhaps even to help point the way, we again have asked several leaders in the hobby, include some of those very next-gen members, to help us provide a road map as we move on down the hobby highway. We did this exercise last year in the week leading up to Monterey Car Week, and we’re repeating the process this year, though with different essayists. While this article is by way of introduction, the series begins Tuesday, August 6, with Linds...

GeekBuying has launched the GPS RC Drone Sale, doling out great discounts on all sorts of drones, much to the delight of drone lovers. Bearing a starting price tag of just $72.99, these GPS RC drones have carefully been added to specific categories such as Bestselling, Local Stock, and Big Discounts. As if that weren’t enough, the Chinese online retailer is offering the Hobby Plus CR-18 LC80 and Hobby Plus CR-18 C10 RC cars at considerably lowered prices. We will shed light on the aforesaid discounts and show how you can save a considerable amount of more money at the time of checking out. So without wasting more time, let’s check out the details. Hobby Plus CR-18 LC80 MINI RC Crawler Climbing RC Car GeekBuying is giving its loyal users an unmissable chance to get their hands on the Hobby Plus CR-18 LC80 MINI RC Crawler Climbing RC Car for a lowered price of just $109.99. It is worth mentioning here that this uber cool mini RC car would normally set you back $139.99 on both onli...

TOTT – Bad Fast Hobbies Grand Opening   Siouxland News Sioux City’s Bad Fast Hobbies store is having a grand opening from 10:00 a. m. – 1:00 p. m. on Saturday, August 3rd. This full-*service* RC store is located at 3500 …

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Editor’s note: David Klein’s summer baseball camps in Menlo Park are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year; they’ll be one more camp next week . For those of you whose kids have attended a Legends baseball camp , you probably recall your child returning home with a handful of faded, vintage baseball cards (primarily from the late 80’s and early 90’s). In fact, during our first seven years of Legends camps I slowly distributed my entire childhood collection (roughly 100,000 cards) to the youth of Menlo Park as rewards for winning camp competitions. Don’t worry, most of my cards were virtually worthless! For almost 20 years I gave up the hobby and gave out all my cards. But something changed this summer. All of a sudden I am now researching cards again, buying packs and spending time organizing my budding collection. While the sports card industry took a major hit during the recession, the hobby is slowly picking up steam again. I do believe that baseball cards could make a...