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Wilson Elected President of Saratoga Soroptimists

Kathleen Wilson of Saratoga Springs has been elected president of Soroptimist International of Saratoga County. The nonprofit organization, founded in 1979, strives to improve the lives of women and girls, through hands-on programs and financial support leading to social and economic empowerment. Wilson has been an active member since 2016.

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Saratoga Springs, NY · 12h

Saratoga Catholic seniors sign letters of intent

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Two Saints stars on the diamond will remain there for college as Saratoga Catholic seniors Luke Dejnozka and Grace Schaefer signed their letters on intent on Thursday. Dejnozka will play baseball at Binghamton, but not before pursuing a third straight state title with the Saints in the spring. Grace Schaefer […]

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Saratoga Springs, NY · 7h

Saratoga city firefighters say layoffs could cost lives, money

Brimhall estimates that the city’s ambulance service will generate more than the estimated $2.5 million this year.

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Scotia native, powerlifter Erin Michael defends world title in wake of tragedy

Last Tuesday — the day Michael was set to travel to Houston for the 2026 IDFPA World Championships — Michael's mother, Bonnie Michael, died suddenly from leukemia, complicated by pneumonia.

Scotia, NY · 1d

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Plan for 184 Homes on Historic Whitney Polo Grounds Draws Neighbor Opposition

A plan to build 184 residential units on the historic Whitney Polo grounds is currently under review by the town’s planning board. Last year, the property was purchased by Paddock View Development LLC for 3.5 million according to property records. Owner and developer Jack Esler is seeking approval to...

Greenfield, NY · 1d

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What is the Difference Between Hospice and Palliative Care?

Death seems to be out of the closet. Since COVID, there are more open and frank discussions about death and dying. Death cafes exist, as do a growing number of death douhlas. Hospice and palliative care programs are at an all-time high in use. And now there is Medical Aid in Dying. People are concerned about quality of life, aging-in-place well, and dying when the time comes as peacefully as possible. In this milieu, there is growing ambiquity about “Hospice” and “Palliative Care”.

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Why Is Albany the Capital of New York State Instead of New York City?

With New York City being the largest city in the United States, it might seem a little surprising that the capital of New York State is Albany. After all, New York City was once the capital of the entire country. Why, then, did the state government settle in a city roughly 150 miles to the north?

Albany, NY · 1d

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GlobalFoundries to break ground on major Malta expansion backed by $21 billion investment

The project is part of a $21 billion U.S.-Japan investment to build two new semiconductor facilities at the Luther Forest Technology Campus.

Malta, NY · 7h

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Schenectady County approves expanded property tax exemptions

The Schenectady County Legislature announced on Tuesday that two local laws have been approved that will expand property tax exemptions for multiple groups in the community.

Schenectady County, NY · 2d

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Albany City, County formally settle lawsuit over speeding tickets

Albany County agreed to settle a lawsuit it brought against the City of Albany over school zone speeding tickets, according to New York State court documents filed in late October. Under the terms of the settlement signed Oct. 16, the county will pay $6,801 to the city, and the city...

Albany County, NY · 2d

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Colonie officials cite unsafe conditions at two hotels with social services placements

Two local hotels housing individuals placed by county social services have been cited for unsafe conditions. The Town of Colonie's Hotel Safety Task Force, which includes town police, code and planning personnel, visited the Baymont Hotel in Latham and Colonie Inn and Suites on Friday.

Colonie, NY · 2d

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Mom Starts Here celebrates 10 years of supporting Capital Region parents

The nonprofit, founded by Kyla Schmidt in 2016, is celebrating its 10th year of supporting Capital Region families.

Rensselaer County, NY · 2d

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2 crashes on Western Avenue prompt lane closures

Westbound traffic on Western Avenue slowed to a crawl on Wednesday evening after two crashes were reported within a one-mile stretch.

Guilderland, NY · 1d

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Saratoga Springs, NY · 21h

Saratoga Springs budget woes lead to proposed firefighter cuts

Budget discussions continue in Saratoga Springs, where hard decisions are on the table as the city grapples with a proposed 18% property tax hike. One of the hard choices is in the Public Safety Department, where the commissioner has proposed laying off eight firefighters. Public Safety Commissioner Tim Coll says...

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Flores Art Gallery will permanently close in Saratoga Springs

Flores Art Gallery, located at 456 Broadway in Saratoga Springs, New York, will officially close its doors on Dec. 24. Owner Frankie Flores is closing […] The post Flores Art Gallery will permanently close in Saratoga Springs first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .

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Saratoga Central Catholic/Stillwater Football Claims Eight-Man Title, School’s First Football Championship Since 1974

In August, three days before preseason, Ian Godfrey, the head coach of the Stillwater/Saratoga Central Catholic Football team confirmed the team would move to eight-man football this season. Due to low participation across Section 2 football, multiple teams were forced to transition to eight-man football and play an independent schedule...

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Capital District, NY · 17h

11/12/26: A Change to Snow for Many Into Friday

Here is your latest StormTracker forecast from meteorologists Rob Lindenmuth and Alyssa Caroprese. A cold rain will continue this evening with surrounding higher terrain gradually beginning the transition to snow. Precipitation will stay widespread overnight with road conditions wet for valley locations and slick across the hilltowns and mountains. As...

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South Colonie schools approve $20,000 inclusivity contract after racist video surfaces

Weeks after a racist video involving South Colonie students circulated online, the South Colonie school board approved a $20,000 contract with The McLean Collective aimed at improving inclusivity in the district, a move some community members said still does not address the root of the problem. The board approved a...

Colonie, NY · 2d

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Saratoga Springs, NY · 2d

Saratoga Springs officials vote to indemnify Public Safety Commissioner amid civil lawsuit

The Saratoga Springs City Council has voted to assign $25,000 to Public Safety Commissioner Tim Coll’s defense in a civil lawsuit. The Saratoga Springs City Council voted during a Monday special meeting to allocate $25,000 for Commissioner Coll's defense as he faces a civil lawsuit from former Public Works Commissioner Jason Golub.

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