Guided Walk Showcases Historic Kit Houses Sunday
A guided walk on October 4 will highlight historic mail‑order kit houses on East and Pinewood Avenues, organized by the preservation foundation and Madison C. Squires.
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A guided walk on October 4 will highlight historic mail‑order kit houses on East and Pinewood Avenues, organized by the preservation foundation and Madison C. Squires.
The sixth annual Saratoga Book Festival kicked off downtown on October 1, featuring free author talks, readings and youth programs to promote literacy and community engagement.
Mt. Merino Road in Greenport stays closed after late July 2026 rains due to safety concerns and storm damage.
The Business for Good Foundation donated $20,000 to Pitney Meadows Community Farm to expand its Food as Medicine program and aid economic mobility for high‑need residents.
Schuylerville varsity boys soccer leads the Foothills Council at 4‑0‑1 in league play and is 6‑1‑1 overall, highlighting a strong season.
Josh Hilton won the Giant Pumpkinfest with a 2,123.50‑lb pumpkin, while Ernie Gustinucci and Tadd King took second and third. The event marks the yearly celebration of the fall harvest in Saratoga Springs.
Kelly’s Angels secured its biggest donation ever from SLICFiber on September 29, supporting the charity’s programs in Saratoga Springs.
A high‑pressure system brings light drizzle to Saratoga Springs this morning, with clouds set to clear by the afternoon.
District Attorney Brett Eby and Sheriff Jeff Brown will hold an adoption clinic on Oct. 24 to help shelter animals find homes.
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September 2026 highlights over 12,000 annual deaths and 21,000 cases in New York, urging early detection and education. The campaign is part of the state's September health‑awareness initiatives.
The Saints have achieved a seven‑game winning streak, improving to a 7‑1 record midway through the 2026 season, highlighting their strong league performance.
FutureWorks commission started a 2026 study in New York to examine AI’s effect on jobs, training, and business, seeking to guide policy and aid workers.
Jesse Fortino and Jackson Rosato were nominated for the USA Football Heart of a Giant Award in September 2026 for their work ethic and passion. The nomination highlights local high‑school football talent in Saratoga Springs and Ballston Spa.
Rotterdam faces a $1.4 million budget deficit in 2026, creating fiscal challenges for the town.
Brookside Museum and the Saratoga County History Center will host a backyard barbecue on Oct. 2, featuring chicken, pulled pork and brisket, with admission from $16 to $21.
Several hobbyist card‑gaming shows will take place in the Capital Region in October 2026, offering entertainment for local gaming fans.
Gai Chicken & Rice debuted its third Capital Region restaurant in Albany's Empire State Plaza food court in September 2026, expanding local dining options.
Altamont Vineyard & Winery demonstrated a bourbon‑barrel wine cocktail for autumn on a CRL studio lifestyle segment in September 2026.
The Scene Coffee & Cocktails will open a second Saratoga Springs location in the former Wheatfields space on Broadway in 2026, aiming to meet demand for coffee and cocktails.
Saratoga County approved a property tax exemption in September 2026 to give tax relief to fully disabled veterans, affecting eligible county residents.