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Saratoga Springs, NY · 9h

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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New York’s Tornado Count Keeps Climbing: Now at 25

25 tornadoes and counting! New York’s 2026 tornado total just climbed again.

New York · 1d

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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 · 21h

NEWS10 ABC

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 · 16h

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Marylou Whitney Estate: Pservation and Development

A proposal to divide the 121-acre Cady Hill estate of late Saratoga Springs philanthropist and socialite, Marylou Whitney into 39 rural residential lots has been submitted to Saratoga Springs’ planning board. The property was initially listed for 16 million in 2024 and has since dopped to $9.3 million from...

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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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Longtime Saratoga comedy club relocating to Schenectady

The Comedy Works in Saratoga Springs will be relocating to Schenectady in 2027, according to the business' ownership.

Saratoga Springs, NY · 3d

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Saratoga Springs, NY · 3d

Effort to get trucks off Van Dam in Saratoga Springs continues to stall

Saratoga Springs residents and officials are renewing calls to re-route tractor trailer traffic away from the core of the city. Last month, a late-night collision between a Skidmore College bus and a tractor trailer at the intersection of Van Dam and Clinton streets blocked traffic for hours. While no major...

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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 · 7h

Q105.7

FREE Saratoga County Drive-Thru Christmas Lights Return This Weekend

As we hit the midpoint of November, Christmas cheer and holiday spirit is about to kick into overdrive here in the Capital Region.

Saratoga County, NY · 6h

Times Union

Schenectady County Conservative Party chair wants a top Republican out

But Republican leaders say the Conservative Party under James J. Barrett backs too many Democrats rather than conservative Republicans.

Schenectady County, NY · 2d

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Saratoga Springs, NY · 3d

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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A Section 2 Superbowl Rematch

Saratoga Springs, the reigning New York State Class AA football runner-up. Christian Brothers Academy (CBA), Section 2 Superbowl winner four out of the last five years. CBA, who lost to Saratoga Springs by one point in the Section 2 Superbowl last year. And Saratoga, who lost to CBA Syracuse in...

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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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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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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 ⚡️ .

Saratoga Springs, NY · 2d

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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.

Cambridge, NY · 2d

Times Union

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.

Times Union