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The New York State Museum in Albany opened the “Revolutionary New York” exhibit on July 27, 2026, celebrating 250 years of American history through everyday New Yorkers’ stories. The exhibition forms part of statewide cultural programming marking the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Saratoga Race Course held its sixth New York Thoroughbred Aftercare Day on July 24, 2026, featuring aftercare organizations and emphasizing the racing community's commitment to retired horse welfare. The event provided education and visibility for aftercare resources across the state.
Sherry Hot Chicken will open a new restaurant in Malta, NY, in the former 13 North location, with a grand opening set for 2026, adding a new dining option and reviving the vacant space.
The Saratoga County Fair opens July 21 at the Ballston Spa fairgrounds for six days, celebrating local heritage and the United States' 250th anniversary, and is expected to attract residents and tourists alike.
New York State Police seized over 500 pounds of marijuana and arrested two suspects after a high‑speed chase that crossed Warren and Saratoga Counties on July 16, 2026. The seizure is part of a continued effort to combat illegal drug trafficking in the region.
Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara unveiled a statewide "Take Me Home" registry to help first responders locate vulnerable New Yorkers, a move prompted by the death of a seven‑year‑old child with autism. The proposal aims to improve emergency response for at‑risk individuals across New York State.
A discount fragrance retailer will open a boutique specializing in unique scents at Crossgates Mall in Albany this fall, expanding the mall’s shopping options and adding a new sensory experience. The launch is part of a broader wave of specialty store openings planned for the season.
Around 200 New York State 4‑H members visited Saratoga Race Course on July 9 for a second‑annual open house that showcased the racing industry through tours and educational activities.
