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The Tang Museum at Skidmore College is launching a free outdoor concert series, “Upbeat on the Roof,” beginning July 9, 2026, in Saratoga Springs, with rotating performers scheduled throughout the summer.
Saratoga Comedy Festival organizers revealed a weekend lineup for the end of July 2026, featuring local and national comedians, aiming to boost tourism as summer winds down in Saratoga Springs.
Saratoga Springs police repaired an active gas leak on Sherwood Trail on July 7, 2026, temporarily closing the area while crews fixed the problem to protect public safety.
Grateful Threads announced on July 7, 2026 that its Beekman Street vintage shop will close after five years. The store was known for curated vintage apparel and community events.
Albany leaders and a local gun‑violence program urged more street monitoring after an early‑Monday shooting injured a 19‑year‑old woman and a 20‑year‑old man, citing recent weekend shootings and regional safety concerns.
Morgan Lange was charged in Ballston Spa for submitting false paperwork to the DMV to obtain a conditional driver’s license after an alleged DUI crash, underscoring ongoing traffic‑safety concerns in Saratoga County.
The USPS will hold several job fairs in the Capital Region, including Saratoga Springs, to recruit new staff and offer employment information to local residents. Exact dates will be announced on the agency’s website.
Saratoga Springs police and utility crews repaired an active gas leak on Sherwood Trail on July 7, 2026, preventing danger to residents and businesses. The coordinated response restored safety without injuries or damage.
Saratoga Race Course launched a historic 46‑day racing meet on July 3, 2026, the longest in its history, to provide more racing opportunities and stimulate local tourism and the economy.
Chow Bella opened The Collective, an indoor marketplace for over 15 local businesses, in downtown Saratoga Springs on July 6, 2026. The venue provides affordable retail space and aims to boost the local economy.
On June 24, 2026, Saratoga Central Catholic’s baseball team paraded down Broadway in Saratoga Springs to celebrate back‑to‑back Class C State championships, accompanied by Mayor John Stadford, Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, and Senator James Tedisco. The event highlighted community pride and recognized the historic achievement.
Jess Alaynick earned a bronze medal in the +78 kg division at the Santiago Open in Chile, gaining 50 ranking points and reaching a career‑high world ranking of 93. The result highlights the growing talent from the Saratoga area.
