Good morning, Albany.

The Capital District Reptile Expo filled Albany Capital Center Sunday afternoon with 180 vendor tables showcasing exotic pets and care supplies (over 80,000 sqft) and will return next year on May 8.

The event welcomed both reptile experts and newcomers.

Electric City Events is hosting a trading card show at Union College on Sunday, Sept.

27 with 100+ vendor tables offering Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh and other collectibles. Early bird $10 tickets permit 9 a.m. entry while regular $10 tickets permit 10 a.m. entry, and children under 12 enter free.

On Friday, players enjoyed a Mahjong event at the Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center as the click of acrylic tiles and warm laughter filled the room+bringing neighbors together.

The lively session highlighted local community spirit.

Watervliet buried a time capsule today at the former foundry site to honor the Meneely bells cast there for 125 years.

Mayor Charles Patricelli and local community members placed memorabilia to capture the city’s past and present — set to be opened in 50 years.

The Delmar Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing in Delmar is under a neglect investigation by the New York State Department of Health following a complaint, and its owners must address the issues as the review continues.

UAlbany women's soccer lost 0-2 to Maine at the New Balance Soccer Complex in Orono on Sunday, and they will host NJIT on Sept.

27 for their conference home opener.

UAlbany men's soccer defeated CCSU by a score of one to zero on Sunday afternoon+ Yuta Kimata scored the game-winning goal at the Blue Devils' field in New Britain, Conn.

The team will face New Hampshire on Saturday, Sep. 26 at Casey Stadium with kickoff at 6:00 p.m.

UAlbany lost 3-0 to UMass on Sunday afternoon at Alumni Turf as the Minutewomen outshot the Great Danes.

The team will rest before traveling to Maine for conference play on Oct. 2.