Pints for Preservation Pub Crawl Returns Oct. 17
The Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation’s 14th annual Pints for Preservation Pub Crawl will take place on Oct. 17, touring five historic pubs to highlight architecture and local breweries.
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The Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation’s 14th annual Pints for Preservation Pub Crawl will take place on Oct. 17, touring five historic pubs to highlight architecture and local breweries.
Monday will see blustery, wet weather as a cold front moves through, followed by several sunny, mild days.
Saratoga Springs Girls’ Tennis beat Ballston Spa 7-2 on senior night, keeping their season unbeaten at 7-0.
A tractor trailer lost part of its load on I-90 near Guilderland on Oct. 5, spilling debris and causing a traffic backup. New York State Police handled the cleanup and restored traffic.
The Blue Streaks won their homecoming football game on Oct. 1, 2026, continuing the school’s tradition.
Gov. Hochul announced that New York’s free community college program now covers adults 25‑55 with prior degrees, addressing AI‑driven job market changes.
Two new eight‑session daytime ballet classes for younger children and homeschoolers begin Oct. 22 at Saratoga Springs Youth Ballet, expanding youth arts programming.
The DEC provided over $530,000 in land‑trust grants to Capital Region groups on Oct. 3, 2026, to support local conservation projects.
Josh Hilton won the Giant Pumpkinfest with a 2,123.5‑lb pumpkin, while Ernie Gustinucci and Tadd King placed second and third. The results were announced following the Oct. 1‑4 festival in Saratoga.
PepsiCo is recalling 122,021 cases of Gatorade nationwide due to possible undeclared Yellow No. 6 and Yellow No. 5, in partnership with the FDA.
The Veterans Business Outreach Center at Watervliet Arsenal offers veterans comprehensive support for starting, growing, and exiting businesses as part of an ongoing 2026 economic development program.
The Business for Good Foundation donated $20,000 to Pitney Meadows Community Farm to double the capacity of its Food as Medicine program, expanding fresh‑produce and nutrition‑education services for high‑need residents.
The October walk in Albany raised $20,855 for free mental‑health programs, marking the event's ninth year.
DEC provided over $2 million in land‑trust grants, including $530,000 for Capital Region trusts, to safeguard open space and natural resources.
Saratoga Springs Youth Ballet is launching two eight‑class Thursday sessions starting Oct. 22, 2026, aimed at younger children and homeschooling families.
The Veg Out organizers are bringing their all‑vegan street food festival to the Capital Region in October 2026, offering local vegan dishes for the community.
A guided walk on Oct. 4, 2026, led by the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation highlighted the remaining mail‑order kit houses on East and Pinewood Avenues, emphasizing their place in the city’s architectural history.
The sixth‑annual Saratoga Book Festival runs Oct. 1‑4, 2026 in downtown Saratoga Springs with free readings, interviews and youth programs to foster reading and community involvement.
Stewart’s Shops is recalling two half‑gallon ice‑cream flavors statewide after a metal object was found in a carton, urging customers to return the product for safety.
The world’s largest garage sale is taking place in Warrensburg, NY, in October 2026, attracting local vendors and shoppers looking for bargains.