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SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Saratoga Senior Center was recently awarded four grants to support the work and mission of the Center. The four grants totaling $48,000 are coming from the Hortense and Louis Rubin Community Health Fund of the Community Foundation, a CapCom Infrastructure Grant and two grants from the Saratoga Arts Performing Arts Fund, regrant program made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA).
Get Your Toolbelt: Technology Entrepreneur Opens Community Woodworking Center
Written by Megin Potter
In March, John Haller acquired the building at 69 Caroline Street for $2 million. The 8,700 sq. ft. structure will be the new site of Saratoga Joinery, a nonprofit woodworking center and gallery.
Capital Region Homeowners: This survey has been created by students at Skidmore College in partnership with Teakwood Builders, and they would love your feedback. Complete the survey for your chance to be entered in a drawing to win a $100 Visa gift card. Thank you!
City Lets Taxpayers Decide How Their Money is Spent
Written by Thomas Dimopoulos
SARATOGA SPRINGS - City Finance Commissioner Minita Sanghvi introduced a new initiative to Saratoga Springs, which will specifically allow residents to decide how a portion of the city’s annual budget is spent.
Out Of This World - Mount McGregor: The Place Where The Paranormal and Tourism Meet
Written by Thomas Dimopoulos
SARATOGA COUNTY - The multi-acre swath of land nestled between Wilton, Moreau and Corinth has in the past served as a correctional facility, a TB sanitarium, and a center for the developmentally disabled.
Forensic Accounting Goes Mainstream with “Bad Vegan”
Written by Jaynie Ellis
SARATOGA SPRINGS – Paul Zarecki, Stephen Ferraro, and FAZ’s Forensic Accounting Team were working behind the scenes to track down the money spent by Sarma Melngailis and Anthony Strangis – the duo behind Netflix’s hit documentary, “Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives”.
1st National Bank of Scotia Announces Advisory Board Members
Written by Staff Report
SCOTIA - 1st National Bank of Scotia has announced the establishment of an advisory board. This group of local businesses and civic leaders, who represent a cross-section of industries, will advise and provide insight and guidance on issues pertinent to the growth and success of the community bank.
30 Years of Interior Design with Saratoga Signature Interiors
Written by Jaynie Ellis
SARATOGA SPRINGS - Saratoga Signature Studios opened their doors on Broadway in 1992. This April marks their 30th year in business accomplishing exactly what Owner and President Nancy Moultrie Smith set out to do fi provide Saratoga Springs with a place to find quality furnishings and interior design services.
MILTON - Supervisor Scott Ostrander announced on March 24 that the Milton Town Board unanimously voted to approve the installation of Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers at multiple locations on Town properties.
MALTA – The group of independent practitioners at Suite 21 at Malta Commons have come together in one convenient location to offer a wide range of mental health and complimentary wellness services to the Capital Region.
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STILLWATER – Cailean Mackay, President of Luther Forest Corp., has proposed to develop a section of their real estate portfolio into a business park bordering GlobalFoundries.
CAPITAL REGION – Sunmark Credit Union has become the Capital Region’s “one stop shop” for personal and business banking alike.
DUANESBURG – Organize & Arrange It with Keri is here to help you with your spring cleaning this season.
CAPITAL REGION – The Capital Region continued to grow through the pandemic, making it one of only two economic development regions in the state to see total population gains between July 1, 2020, and July 1, 2021. Even more, the eight-county region had New York's greatest number of annual net domestic movers during that period, according to a Center for Economic Growth (CEG) analysis of new U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
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