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Ballston Spa Attorneys Teresa Donnellan and Amy Knussman Announce New Firm Partner
The Ballston Spa matrimonial and family law firm Donnellan & Knussman announced today that John W. Kraigenow is now a partner in the firm.
Man sentenced on vehicular assault charges
The man convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol and LSD and later causing a car crash has been sentenced.
Shen students send sobering message on billboard in Clifton Park
It's an annual billboard contest for Shenendehowa High School students to bring awareness to the issue of drinking and driving.
Hodgson Russ is latest law firm moving to Saratoga County
"We would not relocate from Johnstown to Saratoga if we didn't think we were going to be hiring," says Mario Papa, managing partner of Hodgson Russ' new Saratoga Springs office.
Experienced investigators seek party nod for county sheriff
At the end of this year, Jim Bowen will be walking out of the office he's held for more than forty years.
A $70M home improvement, GlobalFoundries-style
GlobalFoundries Inc. wants to embark on a $70 million do-it-yourself project at its computer chip factory in upstate New York.
New buyers expected for Park Place at Malta near GlobalFoundries
Park Place in Malta is currently smaller than the original vision for 238 multi-family units, 55 single-family homes and commercial space.
Comptroller enters nursing home fray
County Comptroller Michael Conners , long a staunch defender of the county-run nursing home , on Monday urged lawmakers to follow the lead of Saratoga County and hand control of the facility over to a local development corporation.
Guilty plea for text threats to kill
The Massachusetts drifter, whose threats of violence in a text message to a Skidmore College student forced authorities to close the campus for 12 hours, on Monday pleaded guilty to felony coercion, according to Saratoga County District Attorney James A. Murphy III.
Guilty plea for text threats to kill
The Massachusetts drifter, whose threats of violence in a text message to a Skidmore College student forced authorities to close the campus for 12 hours, on Monday pleaded guilty to felony coercion, according to Saratoga County District Attorney James A. Murphy III .
Saratoga County veterans shelters hopes clicks lead to big bucks
But like a family home, it's been the safety net for people who have no where else to turn.
Festival Fever: GottaGetGon, 5/24-26/13
Since 1970, the Pick'n' & Sing'n' Gather'n' has sponsored the GottaGetGon , a Memorial Day weekend getaway and family folk festival.
Plenty of room in the forest for future fabs
Even though GlobalFoundries could end up spending $25 billion - or more - at its Fab 8 computer chip manufacturing site in Malta, there is still plenty of room for other computer chip companies to invest similar amounts of cash at Luther Forest Technology Campus .
Lyme disease on the rise in Capital Region
Outdoor stores like Eastern Mountain Sports are now carrying more tick related products they say are in demand.
To reaching out. We have always had a distain for the act of vandalism in our own community and elsewhere.
GlobalFoundries' $70M DIY project
GlobalFoundries is growing so quickly at its 223-acre campus in Malta that it has decided the best way to get roads and gas lines promised by the state is to pay for them itself.
New details in McWain homicide case
BALLSTON SPA After bludgeoning his mother in the head with a floor buffer, Joshua McWain stuffed her body in a sleeping bag and buried it in a hole he had dug beneath the family shed.
Saratoga County could pay the price without SEDC
Brian McMahon, executive director of the New York State Economic Development Corp.
Saratoga PLAN has been doing great work up in Saratoga County establishing new preserves and trails.
Comptroller releases municipal audits
Village of Arcade Internal Controls Over Purchasing The village board did not establish procedures to ensure that the correct prices were obtained when purchasing goods through New York State Office of General Services contracts.