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Woman Rescued From Domestic Attack On South Glens Falls Road, But Crazed Ex Chases Down Car: SP
A New York man chased down his ex-girlfriend, who was desperately trying to escape him with help from a stranger, and caused a car crash, police said. Anthony S. George, 24, of Fort Ann, fled the scene of the final car crash on Tuesday, Nov. 3, but he was later tracked down and arrested, New York St…
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Police: Man chased, rammed vehicle in Moreau
A Washington County man is accused of chasing and intentionally ramming a vehicle. State Police said troopers responded on Nov. 3 just after 11 a.m. for a report of a hit-and-run crash in Moreau. Investigators said that Anthony S. George, 24, was involved in a physical altercation with someone in his vehicle in the area of Beach Road in South Glens Falls.
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Moreau boat launch fight sends 1 person to Glens Falls Hospital
A Glens Falls man was arrested after a disturbance at a boat launch in Moreau, and a teen was also charged in the case. The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office said it received a disturbance call just after 11 p.m. Oct. 31 at the Nolan Road boat launch in the town of Moreau. Investigators arrested 19-year-old Michael S. Stephens.
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Man arrested on weapons charges in Wilton
WILTON, NY — The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Milton man on multiple weapons charges following a report of a person with a weapon at a Home Depot store. Michael R. Mundell, 32, of Milton, was taken into custody after allegedly showing a loaded firearm with a large-capacity ammunition feeding device to another employee while working at the store in the town of Wilton.
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Cheese slice at Primo of Cambridge
$2.68 I’m so glad I didn’t skip Primo. It didn’t seem near enough to Central Square to be included in a Bite-Off with the cheese slice at New York Pizza, but this unpretentious shop owned by Pinar Budak happens to have a terrific yet equally unpretentious pie that’s likely the cheapest in all of Cambridge and Somerville – cheaper even than 7-Eleven, but bigger and much better. The price doesn’t mean that Primo skimps, but that you get a great deal on a basic slice and that no one walks out of here feeling compromised. Budak’s pizza has a firmer crust than loosely foldable New York-style slices and a sweet sauce shaped by the usual suspects of oregano, basil, garlic, salt, black pepper and sugar. The Primo specialty, though, is the roast beef sandwich, which has become harder to find on local menus and another reason to visit this neighborhood joint.