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Adopt a Grandparent, Holiday Giving Campaign

Impressions of Saratoga and The Dark Horse Mercantile are again partnering with The Wesley Community for their holiday giving campaign “Adopt a Grandparent” to help make Saratoga’s Senior Citizens’ holidays a little bit brighter. From now through December 15, customers at both Broadway stores and online...

Saratoga Springs, NY · 2d

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Schenectady Gives Sheridan Plaza Smoke Shop 30 Days to Address Zoning Citation

A smoke shop operating at Sheridan Plaza has been cited because smoke shops are not allowed in the plaza’s C-2 mixed-use commercial zone, City Planner Jack Connelly said, according to The Daily Gazette. Property owner Eric Jacobov has 30 days to comply with city regulations. Jacobov told the newspaper he was unaware the tenant had received a citation.

Schenectady, NY · 1d

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Dorothy Thompson, first American to interview Hitler, inspires new iTheatre Saratoga play

Dorothy Thompson, who called Hitler a “Little Man” and was expelled from Nazi Germany, is the focus of iTheatre Saratoga’s new play.

Saratoga Springs, NY · 2d

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Albany, Schenectady counties issue Code Blue alerts

With temperatures dropping Friday night around the region, both Albany and Schenectady counties have declared Code Blue alerts. Those in need of shelter in Albany County are being directed to the Capital City Rescue Mission (259 S. Pearl St.) or the Safe Haven Drop-In Center (26 S. Swan St.) in Albany. They can also call the Homeless and Travelers Aid Society's Homeless Hotline at (518) 463-2124.

Schenectady County, NY · 1d

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Glens Falls defeats Averill Park in overtime to win Section 2 Class B championship

Glens Falls defeats Averill Park in overtime at Shenendehowa.

Glens Falls, NY · 9h

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake edges Troy in final seconds for epic Class A football title win

Burnt Hills advances to the state tournament.

Ballston Lake, NY · 1d

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Sea The Moon's Bring Cash Whistles Home To Graduate at Belmont

Repole Stables' Bring Cash (Sea The Moon {Ger}) turned in a barnstorming rally in the final furlong and a half of a rained-off contest Saturday afternoon at Belmont Park to become the second winner in as many days for his 10-year-old dam. A debut fourth to future GII Pilgrim Stakes...

Saratoga Springs, NY · 16h

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Cross country - Check out results from the state public school meet

Tri-Valley's Anna Furman will go down as one of the most accomplished cross country runners in Section 9 history. The senior won her third consecutive New York State Public High School Athletic Association championship, and fifth consecutive top-two finish, in chilly Queensbury on Saturday, November 14. Furman won the 3.1-mile Class D race in 17 minutes, 57.7 seconds, almost 28 seconds ahead of Pierson's Evelyn Rizzo. Furman led the Bears to a third-place team finish. Furman's time was 12th best among all girls on Saturday. Warwick Valley's Leo Shostal put himself in contention for a title through two miles but fell back into third in the Class A boys race. The junior covered the trek in 15:12.9, the fourth-best time of the day. Christopher Lawson of Corning (15:07.5) nipped Liverpool's Brady Petrella by three-tenths of a second in an exciting finish. On the same course the past two seasons, Shostal finished seventh last year in 15:23.90 and was 43rd in 2024. Cornwall senior Luke Potter finished third in the Class B boys race in 15:26, the sixth-best time of the day. Jackson St. Lawrence of Goshen was sixth (14th in overall merge) and Colin Lewis of Cornwall was tenth. Rondout

New York · 20h

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B-P announces November Most Valuable Patriots

Broadalbin-Perth Central School District is proud to recognize Anna Kittredge and Ashley Mannino as its November Most Valuable Patriots. Both were nominated by members of the B-P community for the care, dedication, and positive impact they bring to students each day. Anna Kittredge – Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, B-P...

Broadalbin, 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 · 2d

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Moriah routs Tupper Lake, earns rematch with Greenwich

CLINTONVILLE | Moriah wasted little time taking control of its first state playoff game in nearly a decade against a Section X opponent. The Vikings scored four touchdowns in the first quarter, including a defensive score, and built a 43-point halftime lead en route to a 43-14 victory over Tupper Lake in a NYSPHSAA Class D football sub-regional Friday at AuSable Valley.

Tupper Lake, NY · 23h

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Glens Falls Council Approves Downtown Parking Overhaul After Monthslong Fight

Exchange St., Warren St. & Ridge St. Parking Lots — Approximate Lots Affected By Permit R…. Glens Falls’ Common Council voted unanimously to adopt a modified permit-parking resolution for three downtown city lots and the first floor of the Clinton Avenue parking garage, capping months of contentious debate over how the city manages its scarce downtown spaces. The new rules raise permit fees, but drivers without a permit can still park in the three lots overnight and on weekends.

Glens Falls, NY · 2d

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Analyzing every 2026 Section 2 football Super Bowl matchup

CBA (AA), Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (A) and Glens Falls (B) are 10-0.

Clifton Park, NY · 2d

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Greenwich 3-peats as Class D champs, Burnt Hills wins Class A on last second field goal

Section Two’s “Super Bowl” weekend delivered a pair of championship performances, from a wire-to-wire rout in Class D to a last-second field goal that decided Class A. In the Class D Super Bowl, top-seeded Greenwich and Canajoharie-Fort Plain met in a rematch of a regular-season game that ended 60-6 in favor of Greenwich. The Witches picked up right where they left off, scoring on the first play from scrimmage when Brett Traver hit Omar DeJesus, who took it 60 yards for a touchdown to make it 8-0.

Greenwich, NY · 1d

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MVP coat drive helps kids keep warm for the winter

As temperatures are dropping in the Capital Region, one local organization is helping families stay warm. MVP Health Care brought its annual coat drive to Schenectady Saturday. The center provides coats to children and families in need. The drive comes as Schenectady County implemented the first Code Blue of the...

Schenectady County, NY · 8h

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Ashby won't concede state senate race ahead of recount

The race for New York’s 43rd State Senate District seat remains close enough to trigger an automatic recount. But, that’s not stopping the Democratic candidate from declaring victory. Democrat Devin Lander has declared himself the winner in the tight contest for New York’s 43rd State Senate seat. The...

New York · 1d

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Greenwich rolls to Section 2 football Class D Super Bowl win

A touchdown on the game’s opening play from scrimmage got the Witches off to a good start and, by the time the first half was over, Greenwich held a 42-0 lead.

Greenwich, NY · 1d

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Greenwich conquers Canajoharie/Fort Plain to complete rare sectional championship three-peat

Section 2 hadn't seen a championship three-peat in Class D football in over 30 years. Greenwich changed that Friday night.

Greenwich, NY · 1d

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Adirondack employers and businesses join forces to address rural child care

Employers and the greater Adirondack community came together on Thursday, Oct. 29 to launch a five-county business coalition aimed at addressing how families can’t find child care and how providers face an unsustainable business model. The event, “Child Care Is Everyone’s Business: Building a Stronger Adirondack Region,” brought together...

Warren County, NY · 1d

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Hudson Falls café moving to new space, opening drive-thru

A Washington County café is getting an upgrade that will offer a new way for patrons to grab their favorite cup of joe. Wet Your Whistle Café is set to move to 3011 US Route 4 in Hudson Falls.

Hudson Falls, NY · 2d