Glens Falls, NY News

• Glens Falls, NY News
• A.L.L. Presents The Apple Tree Readers
• Back to School for Glens Falls - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Laura Roth's Family New Years Eve
• Police: Man threatens cab driver with pellet gun
• Lake George Town Board meets Monday night
• Saratoga County Family Court judge resigns
• Warren County Board of Elections extends hours for absentee voting
• Labor department takes aim at area businesses
• Gibson, Murphy to debate Tuesday at Queensbury High School
• Suspected kidnapping ringleader rejects plea deal
• Police: Post office burglar in Cambridge lacked exit plan
• Plastics firm eyes Washington County for new business
• Defying the seasons: Local farmers keep produce growing during winter
• Hadley-Luzerne bus garage to get new waste water system
• Lake George neighbors take fence dispute to Town Board
• Pyramid seeks demolition variance on former hotel in Queensbury
• Cuomo, Paladino debate amid crowd from minor parties
• Police: Man had heart attack before fall into lake
• Washington County extends hours for absentee voting
• Popcorn ball weighs in at 3,600 pounds
• Police involved in standoff at Hadley home
• Corinth dissolution group to present findings
• Estimated cost of Lake George sewer fix comes way down
• Murphy leads Gibson in fundraising for 20th District race
• Vacant home burns in Bolton
• Four charged in Glens Falls home burglary
• Warrantless tracking with GPS ignites legal battles
• Epitaph: For Cambridge man, 200-year-old home held family's history
• Multi-agency drill stages response to fake school shooting
• Glens Falls Hospital hosts screenings for Pastoral Care Week
• Three stranded on island in Great Sacandaga after boat floods
• Customs agent who was celebrated after 9/11 faces disciplinary hearing
• After TV time, Spa City haunt tries on ghost tours
• After theft, Greenwich event may help community play ball
• Chile miners: From world fame to humble homes
• Portion of Route 149 in Fort Ann to have reduced speed limit
• Area Scouts hoping their popcorn ball pops record
• Trash plant's costly past about to meet new future
• DMV commissioner fires back over motorcycle seizure
• Whitehall to move town offices to Skenesborough fire station
• Hadley bridge to remain at one lane until it's replaced
• Ground broken on affordable housing project
• Group to host gubernatorial candidate
• Schulz decries his portrait in Time magazine
• Glens Falls Civic Center moves closer to getting video boards
• Warren County Board of Supervisors backs report critical of APA
• Free shredding event scheduled
• Cartoons migrating from Ti to Whitehall
• Gibson: GOP should have acted on health care reform
• Man arrested while awaiting trial
• Washington County residents urged to test Internet access speed
• Winter storm watch for parts of region
• Construction of new roof starts at Hudson Falls post office
• Hometown hockey
• AMD posts smaller 3Q loss
• A year later, New York, Vermont towns see progress on bridge
• DEC modifies outdoor wood boiler regulations
• Man burned in shed fire in HF
• Walking in history's footsteps
• Flood watch issued for region
• Schuylerville principal will wear anything if food pantry goal is met
• Post-Star Academic Bowl kicks off 24th season; Saratoga Springs jumps to early lead
• Submit your photos: Fall foliage
• NBT Bank donates $15,000 to Red Cross
• Businesses try to stretch fall season as foliage nears late peak
• Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce names Peter Aust new CEO
• Supervisor: Rain damage to Saratoga town records not as bad as initially believed
• Lake George village officials want to go forward with sidewalk improvement project
• Arrow Financial posts strong third-quarter earnings
• Soup kitchen officials set new rules for patrons
• Police: Hudson Falls man burned while setting shed on fire
• Congressional candidates spar over small-business bill 'flip-flop'
• New federally funded program allows patients be monitored in home
• Student to bike across region to raise money - rain or shine
• Town of Lake George approves Gaslight buyout deal
• Stillwater domestic violence forum includes donation of phones
• Fire spurs talk of building’s fate
• Greenfield eyes new dog law proposals
• Report: Sales tax revenue fell in September
• Two injured as motorcycle hits deer in Cambridge
• Health symposium set for Saturday in Glens Falls
• Warrensburg man gets maximum sentence in murder plot case
• Police: Woman charged in high-speed chase
• 'Active shooter drill' to be held at Queensbury school
• Bank robbed in Saratoga Springs; Arrest made
• Saratoga County committee suggests preservation, open space projects
• Small earthquake reported in Essex County
• Garbage pick-up to resume on Lake George islands next summer
• Conference to explore stormwater issues
• 43rd Senate District candidates debate for first time
• Whitehall Town Board votes to stop paying electricity on free docking wall
• They're all out: Final Chilean miner emerges well
• 22 miners free; Chile rescue past halfway mark
• Route 149 in Granville reopened after crash
• Technical difficulties disrupt live feed from Murphy-Gibson debate
• Woman ticketed after striking tractor-trailer in South Glens Falls
• Several fires reported in area
• Queensbury schools offered special education suggestions
• Political Notebook: Gibson to visit Hebron, Murphy to discuss development
• Glens Falls mayor plans budget release soon
• Kingsbury gives scrapyard more time
• Farley, Tedisco face pressure from 'fresh faces'
• Fort Ann board votes for district to fight milfoil
• SyFy investigates paranormal activity at Saratoga Springs History Museum
• Sematech to move final operation from Texas to Albany
• Sayward: Paladino comments make her undecided on governor’s race
• Companies interested in Glens Falls business park
• Motel owners seek safer Route 9
• Man headed to prison in attempted burglary case
• Stec lauds new culvert
• ACC, Skidmore consider limiting class sizes in future
• Former post office worker pleads guilty to theft
• Motorists suffer minor injuries in crash
• Neighborhood cold to Open Door soup kitchen
• Paladino opposes same-sex marriage, but would hire gays
• Warren County leaders worry over turnover at Social Services
• Consumer confidence down across state
• Wevertown gets first grocery store in 15 years
• Body found in New York City in car registered to Queensbury man
• What's open, what's closed on Columbus Day
• Washington County plans flu clinics
• Google road-tests cars that drive themselves
• No hike is expected in Social Security payments this year
• Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market
• North Creek-based railroad generates interest from operators
• Doctors eye new treatment for aggressive form of breast cancer
• White House doubts need to halt all foreclosures
• Funding cutback to cost county worker job
• Hundreds of vehicles line up for Ballston Spa car show
• Man airlifted after Hampton accident involving two cars, two motorcycles
• Lake Luzerne fire burns home to ground
• Retired employees win suit against South Glens Falls
• Schuylerville group joins in 10/10/10 climate event
• Schuylerville group participates in 10/10/10 climate event
• Schuylerville group participates in 10/10/10 climate event
• Schuylerville group participates in 10/10/10 climate event
• Schuylerville group joins in global 10/10/10 climate event
• More high schools offering students shot at college credit
• Book sale caps off busy time for Crandall Public Library
• Growers say early pumpkin crop unlikely to rot before its time
• Police: Woman ignores warning, is arrested for DWI
• Federal kidnapping trial set in abduction-rape case involving Fort Ann victim
• Tour shows off facets of Saratoga County farms
• Injured foreign workers face long journey to recovery
• Fort Ann DPW manager has been without valid driver’s license for five years
• Murphy to discuss economic development in Glens Falls
• Family: Man injured in Northway crash out of hospital
• Rep. Murphy to make campaign stops across area on Saturday
• National Grid reports outages in numerous towns
• Murphy raps Gibson over tax pledge
• Renovation of historic church under way
• VA grant will help establish female veterans shelter in Saratoga County
• Hudson River - Black River Regulating District struggles on despite funding, lawsuit challenges
• Glens Falls teen identified as victim in Northway crash
• Indictment: Cambridge woman drove drunk, then got on class-trip bus
• Hydrants to be flushed in Warrensburg
• Event at Skidmore in Saratoga Springs focuses on bullying and LGBTQ issues
• Cuomo, Paladino agree to debate on Oct. 18
• Queensbury's AngioDynamics sees earnings drop in first quarter
• Details emerge about proposed Queensbury budget
• Thurman board balks at first draft of EMS budget
• Salem school district voters approve spending for new track
• New cemetery rules anger the living
• 'Parents are still not getting it': Officials, students say parental acceptance of drinking is problem
• Northway traffic slowed by accident near Exit 18
• Woman faces DWI charges
• Look TV back on the air
• Warren County budget situation appears less dire for 2011
• Ex-judge, arrested in Wilton on DWI charge, won't work as hearing officer
• Candidates to hold public events
• Former Glens Falls mayor named Victory Village attorney
• Soup kitchen eyes home in Glens Falls' 1st Ward
• Warren County leaders talk about taking over island campgrounds
• Meet the Green Tea Party candidate
• Warren County leaders casting about for way to do fire inspections
• Dry summer means foliage display may take time to appear
• Tactics shift in race for governor
• Farmers Market to host Pumpkin Festival
• Cuomo and Schumer, ahead in the polls, shun debates
• Stimulus funding brings more computers to Glens Falls' Crandall library
• Budget troubles force schools to stuff classrooms
• Residents discover the greener side of Luther Forest
• Political notebook: Murphy gets a VFW endorsement
• Town wins accord on motel demolition
• Reward increased in investigation into assault on Moreau town employee
• Teen injured in Monday crash dies at hospital
• Fort Ann DPW chief working to get license back
• Lake George board OKs dredging project
• Route 22 in Salem reopened after rollover collision
• Chinatown restaurant owner buying Flower Drum Song
• Elementary school students diverted from morning classes
• Farmers market to host Pumpkin Festival
• Bolton nature center to bring back 'haunted trails'
• Golf tourney raises money for South Glens Falls High School
• Tri-county Habitat sees shortage of eligible home recipients
• Salem referendum seeks approval for new running track
• One dead, one injured in crash on Route 196 in Kingsbury
• Police: Men arrested in Glens Falls were on cross-country crime spree
• Wilton floats budget proposal
• Students gather to remember classmate
• School board mulls superintendent search
• Saratoga County opens new animal shelter, lauds upgrades
• Channel 8 Look TV remains off air since last week's storm
• GOP pushing to reclaim northern New York
• Woman in Buick hits Queensbury CVS store
• Mets fire Manuel; GM Minaya relieved of duties
• Authorities: Suspect in attempted murder involved in jail threat
• Huge crowds, small sales at World’s Largest Garage Sale in Warrensburg
• Week of events marks Hudson Falls bicentennial
• Landmarks draw the suicidal, to NYC’s dismay
• Low enrollment plagues 'high-risk pool' feature of health insurance overhaul
• ANALYSIS: Electorate gets an intriguing look at unusual candidacy
• Election to fill Thurman vacancies nears
• Epitaph: Hudson Falls bowler touched many lives through sport
• Analysis: Enigmatic Paladino revealed in wild week
• Subway to open in Glens Falls space vacated by competitor
• Whitehall coach donates kidney to former player
• Hartford to pick between its principals for superintendent position
• Frost advisory tonight
• Kenny Rogers returning to Glens Falls Civic Center
• Saving family treasures is focus of library's forum
• Man bikes 3,050 miles to high school reunion in Glens Falls
• Unpopular but called effective, bailout officially ends
• Many municipalities far behind on inspection schedule
• Queensbury business set to move to vacant space, expand
• Crash doesn't disrupt business at Queensbury grocery store
• Cambridge residents save Hubbard Hall to encourage arts
• Camp's dock expansion to enable disabled sailing program to thrive
• Man pleads guilty in Whitehall house theft case
• Boater to face traffic ticket in kayaker death
• Mall owner gives Queensbury new schedule for hotel demolition
• Review board rebuked by APA chairman over critical paper
• Farm worker rejects plea in trooper assault case
• October brings harsh memories for some
• Moreau officials offer reward in rec park assault case
• Flood warnings issued for region
• Apples take center stage in Cambridge
• Storm produces wind, rain, accidents and outages
• Are you ready for hockey?
• Ballston Spa woman pleads guilty to stabbing her husband
• Phantoms season set to begin
• Paladino, reporter argue at Sagamore resort
• Man pleads guilty in attempted robbery case
• Lake George employers vent frustration over foreign student workers
• Body identified as that of missing Spa City woman
• Tchotchkes will overrun Warrensburg Saturday
• More money released for appliance rebates
• Warren County to give Glens Falls $150,000 for Civic Center video boards
• Fall is off to a good start for Warren County coffers
• Paladino mixes it up with reporter
• Glens Falls bar auction canceled after owners ink new mortgage arrangement
• Flood and high wind watches issued for region
• State criticizes many Warren County towns on tax collection procedures
• Report: Deputy in fatal pedestrian crash was traveling 38 mph
• FOIL lawsuit gets grant backing
• Owner says Indian Lakes fireworks factory wasn't a danger
• Informational meeting on military academies set for Saturday
• Schuylerville students learn from tragedy
• ‘Unfair competition’ prompts marina to close
• Warren County board OKs buyout of town’s portion of Gaslight project
• Towns sells Gaslight Village parcel
• Warren County mulls Adirondack Balloon Festival traffic
• Police: Body found off Route 50 in Saratoga Springs
• Is ‘Goldilocks’ planet just right for life?
• Search is on for hot air balloonists from U.S. last seen over Italian waters
• A coast-to-coast effort
• Analysis: Obama’s calls for more time in class face budget reality
• Obama’s calls for more time in class face budget reality
• Calls for longer school years face budget reality
• Ballston Spa School District pursues $49.3M project
• Washington County offering course for people who work with child arsonists
• Great Escape blood drive offers donors Fright Fest tickets
• Sex offender living under bridge pleads guilty to not registering address change
• Glens Falls maple trees, in decline, turn early as they die
• County questions impact of public defender ruling
• Murphy wins NRA endorsement
• Motel owner charged with defrauding Warren County
• Town tax recommended for Queensbury residents
• Senior center sees attendance increase
• Cross-U.S. runner coming through Hudson Falls
• Queensbury Town Board to file lawsuit against Pyramid Cos.
• State report: Schuylerville-Victory water systems need work
• Glens Falls business leaders want trash bins centralized
• Queensbury board angered by mall owner's letter on demolition
• State to close two Northway rest areas
• Warrensburg school, town talk savings
• American Legion Post No. 553 feels pinch
• Hudson Falls man wins $10,000 in Mega Millions game
• Lazio drops out of governor's race
• BBL Construction owner Donald Led Duke, 64, dies
• Teen injures off-duty officer at charity event
• Bear dies after being struck by vehicle
• Drug ‘take back' program deemed successful
• Kingsbury business owner dies after fall
• After some bumps, balloons take flight for final day
• Police investigate graffiti at Cooper's Cave park
• Saratoga County weighs 2011 capital spending
• Construction firm owner’s death shocks local business leaders
• New cancer treatments force tough decisions about life vs. cost
• Harder tests for teachers, students
• Promises, promises: Waiting for Abu Ghraib amends
• BOCES schools get solar panels part of energy program
• Warren County police get surveillance cameras to document confessions
• SUNY chancellor to speak at Warren County EDC luncheon
• Glens Falls cemetery comes alive with history
• County hopes new site touts, attracts businesses
• Hadley-Luzerne: District policy in line with audit's recommendations
• Future pilots get on-the-job training at balloon festival
• Attendance grows at fiber festival
• Taste of North Country draws record crowd
• Abu Ghraib detainees’ lawsuits are headed to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Indian Lake man charged in fireworks case
• Lake George Town Board approves demolition of Gaslight Village structure
• Winds ground balloon festival's morning launch
• Classic trucks roll into Saratoga County Fairgrounds
• Sides waive first round of arguments in Hadlock Pond dam appeal
• Tax challenges lead to revaluation talks
• Love for local food
• Sex abuse charges against amusement park worker are dropped
• Victims identified in Lake Champlain boat accident
• Officials certify primary results
• Rooster ban stands after confusing Greenwich vote
• Outdoorsmen pan DEC back-country regulations
• Officials eye Warren County land for shelter that lacks a home
• Officials burn fireworks deemed unsafe
• Warrensburg board says timing wrong on superintendent contract extension
• Unwanted drug disposal effort launched
• Gusts ground balloon pilots at festival
• Report: Local man was stalking Madonna
• August home sales tumble
• Man sentenced to prison in bank robbery
• Gaslight Village meeting slated for Friday
• Kingsbury man convicted in home invasion case
• Fallen WWII soldier to be buried, 66 years after combat death
• Keeping traditions afloat
• Greenwich board says yes to clucking, no to crowing
• Playground closed after questions of toxicity brought up
• Route 9 in Moreau re-opens after crash
• Police scale back search for missing woman
• Northway re-opened after crash at Exit 18
• Warren County gets cost of health insurance down
• Driver charged in Route 9 crash that injured two women
• Controversial power line appears headed for approval
• Mill hopes to serve Washington County's fiber needs
• Police chase drug suspect around GF neighborhood
• Health reform rules to kick in
• Police continue search for missing Saratoga Springs woman
• Balloon lifts off
• Last defendant settles Ethan Allen federal lawsuit
• Standing room only tickets available for ‘Hometown Classic' game
• Business owner hurt in industrial accident
• Queensbury looks at fire district issues
• Obama, White House boosting health law at 6 months
• Lake Luzerne man charged in Route 9 crash
• McEchron house sale falls through
• Two hospitalized, building damaged in Fort Edward crash
• Sales tax revenue up in Saratoga County
• Corinth school wrestling with chemical in playground
• Health experts urge public to get early flu shots this year
• Woman charged in spree of purse thefts
• School official outlines cost-saving efforts
• Garbage pickup proposal floated for Lake George islands
• Fort Ann working toward Route 4 improvements
• Fire chiefs call on county to step up code enforcement
• Hadley-Luzerne school board restricts fund-raising to restore sports
• Reception planned for Gibson in Hudson Falls
• Experts say pregnant women can fool airlines
• Trash plant audit shows reduced revenues
• Group behind Lake George sediment dredging effort seeks final approval
• South Glens Falls school board restores funding for student groups
• Queensbury seeks access to lake for invasive species control efforts
• Burning away old drugs
• Wishing upon a parade, in South Glens Falls
• Sarkozy to world: Help the poor more
• Evening event to benefit Saratoga's Universal Preservation Hall
• Police narrow search for missing Saratoga Springs woman
• Trial begins in Hudson Falls home invasion case
• Lake George mayor encourages shoppers to support Saturday's buy-local campaign
• Grand jury finishes hearing boating death case
• Man pleads in ATV, trailer theft case
• Noise from roosters ruffles neighbors' feathers in Greenwich
• Power out in Hudson Falls, Fort Edward
• Out of Darkness walk in Saratoga sheds light on suicide prevention
• Granville weighs options for water treatment plant
• Civil War encampment takes over Saratoga's Congress Park
• Noise from roosters ruffling neighbors’ feathers
• U.S. says oil spill officially dead
• Cuomo pushes ‘big tent’ in race
• Ahmadinejad portrays himself and Iran as innocent
• Washington County to hire group to evaluate health care services
• The well is dead, but Gulf challenges live on
• Corinth man identified as victim in fatal Hadley accident
• Hudson Falls district to improve traffic flow at intermediate school
• Not all school boards speak alike
• Summer mostly sweet to Lake George, Saratoga Springs
• State has merger incentive money for schools
• Police: One person dies in early morning crash in Hadley
• Bottom of Great Sacandaga Lake eyed for mineral trove
• Search for missing Saratoga Springs woman continues
• Fans, including Jimmer's Dad, camp out for tickets
• Police: Man faces felony drug charges
• Fort Edward band benefit to be held for family
• Hundreds line up at Civic Center to get tickets to Fredette game
• Boats take over water, road in Lake George
• Driver in fatal Warrensburg crash files motion to strike evidence from trial
• Don't let the bedbugs bite? Easier said than done
• Hometown Classic tickets go on sale Saturday morning
• Officials stake out Glens Falls' claim on GlobalFoundries jobs
• Frost advisory tonight for parts of region
• County Route 41 closed by crash
• Siena poll: Murphy has early 17-point lead over Gibson
• Police continue search for missing Saratoga Springs woman
• Support agency to begin training volunteers
• Panel to discuss prescription pain medication abuse
• Clock marks a time when many from small community went to war
• Greenwich Little League treasurer arrested in theft
• Weedy lot in Corinth looks like a park after cleanup
• Warren County board votes to demolish Cavalcade building
• Police find no sign of missing Saratoga Springs woman
• Poll shows Murphy far ahead of Gibson
• Painting contractor buys Lawrence St. building in Glens Falls
• Regional unemployment stays about same
• Queensbury nurse convicted of crimes has license suspended
• After thefts, Glens Falls residents warned to lock cars
• Warren County judge angry over chronic drunken driver
• Ti sex abuser gets long sentence
• Toastmasters seek new program hosts
• Mourners line Cambridge streets to honor fallen soldier
• Pair file lawsuit against Chestertown fire company
• Census figures show growing numbers of working-class poor
• Paterson slams Republican nominee
• Owner decides to keep Ashville Game Farm open
• Equipment manufacturer Andritz modifies expansion plan
• Police: Officer drove into path of oncoming vehicle
• Events to mark Peace Week in Glens Falls area
• Area unemployment rate drops slightly
• Saratoga Springs police seek woman, 69, missing since Sunday
• Paladino looking to fix the state, shock the political world
• Services today and Thursday for fallen Marine
• Hospitals announce plans for new facility in Malta
• Glens Falls promotes plan for watershed land; neighbors wince
• Lake George night-time stabber gets long sentence
• Officials mark completion of canalside improvements
• Local Republican leaders say they will support Paladino
• DioGuardi wins GOP nod for Sen. Gillibrand seat
• Special Olympics fundraiser Thursday at Applebee's
• 2010 primary election results
• Tri-County United Way launches annual campaign
• Report: GlobalFoundries to get $7B Abu Dhabi facility
• Glens Falls to remove campaign signs from public property
• Local voters split on new machines
• Enrollment dips in Lake George school district
• Solid waste board recommends smaller trash plant budget
• Abe Wing school board delays vote on merger study
• In Warren and other local counties, primaries drew little interest
• Back in court, Warrensburg rapist fares worse
• Dealing with dogs: Loose canines could get lost with licensing change
• Townsend wins GOP primary for Schumer seat
• No immediate winner in attorney general primary
• Paladino wins GOP nomination for New York governor
• Defining a character
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Paving effort to start Wednesday
• Rafting company owner charged with endangering customers
• Washington County deputy involved in fatal accident in Greenwich returns to work
• District seeks help to study changes
• Grant to help business park grow
• Queensbury Board of Education hears energy consumption report
• Lake George supervisor admits town has 'cash flow issues'
• The consequences of defeat: APA hurt by Lewis case
• Queensbury approves parcel rezoning
• Olmstedville woman dies from crash injuries
• Hudson Falls moves forward with dissolution study
• Hadley man killed in motorcycle crash
• Kingsbury extends recycling firm's license again
• In Ti, GOP voters want Parent as highway chief
• Saratoga readies for dog license law change
• Jensen Bergan defeats incumbent in GOP judge race in Saratoga County
• Statewide races are focus of Tuesday’s primary
• Town takes second stab at Route 9 redesign meeting
• Greenwich approves inter-municipal police contract
• Knights of Columbus buy 1,000 flags for Marine's funeral processional
• Suspect in burglaries indicted for Argyle break-in
• UPDATED -- Thunderstorm warning extended
• Retrial postponed in Glens Falls murder case
• Gibson campaign to host event
• Police report minor troubles with car show
• GE makes Hudson dredge proposal to EPA
• Thurman youth commission flap continues
• County sales tax report revised
• Lake George Land Conservancy seeks to preserve landmark mountain
• Polling places for Tuesday's primary election
• Sandy Lewis wanted a fight -- and knew he could win
• Epilepsy walk raises awareness, funds
• Rain doesn't slow Corvette aficionados at Lake George car show
• Queensbury Girl Scouts remember a friend
• Hudson Falls board to discuss water theft case at Monday meeting
• Two face off in Republican primary for Ticonderoga highway vacancy
• Ballots, booths bother some
• Double-decker bus crash in central New York kills four
• Boy Scouts mark a local centennial at Silver Bay
• Car carrying four people goes over guard rail, nearly falling into Kingsbury creek
• Glens Falls committee advises against curfew
• Rogers Island Visitor Center to expand
• Meeting in Lake George to discuss Exit 21 improvement plans
• Warren County shouting match prompts discussion of chairman’s right to voice opinion
• Warren County GOP offering primary candidates clams
• Glens Falls diabetes walk generates $101,000
• Rescuers and victims honored
• Glens Falls churches to temporarily house soup kitchen
• Sandy Hill Days draws many to Hudson Falls
• Warren County to participate in drug return event
• Bolton finds one playing field is not enough
• Argyle farmers living a cheesy American dream
• The man who won: Sandy Lewis goaded APA into a fight it would come to regret
• Greenfield accepts golf course, land donation
• Services set for fallen Marine
• Gibson, Murphy to debate Oct. 19 in Queensbury
• Quran controversy prompts local outreach event
• Cruisin' and truckin' in Lake George: Adirondack Nationals heats up the streets
• Warren County sheriff's vehicle damaged in crash
• Balloons return to ACC: SunKiss festival begins busy month for hot-air flights in area
• Warren County lawyers form 'defender’s committee'
• Lake George advocates want more cormorant control
• Two Cambridge teens charged with assaulting trooper
• Committee puts two Gaslight options before county board
• Southbound ramps of Northway Exit 18 to be closed tonight, part of tomorrow
• Warrensburg to hold 9/11 event Saturday evening
• U.S. Rep. Murphy to hold two local events
• County considers study of nursing facility divestiture
• Growing population of cormorants on Lake George causes concerns
• Campaigning heats up in congressional race
• Fort Edward to get primary health care facility in November
• Sandy Hill Days set for Friday, Saturday
• Man sent to jail in drug sales case
• Gun used in fatal Lake George shootout has murky past
• Town’s English-only law may not go to public vote
• Glens Falls Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Saratoga County to hold monthly deceased veteran ceremony
• SunKiss Balloon Festival set to fly Friday through Sunday
• Lake George sewer pipe mystery solved
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Historical park officials work to stop vandalism
• Warren County seeks elections inspectors
• Saratoga County may share space on emergency communication towers
• Greenwich voting on new police services contract
• Warrensburg mulls new parking at farmers market
• Mayor: Rejection of Open Door soup kitchen sets bad precedent in Glens Falls
• Glens Falls High School helps ease transition for newest students
• Glens Falls 9/11 remembrance event scheduled
• Court hears seized motorcycle case
• 911 call, report released in Penders shooting case
• Expanding trail system raises questions in Saratoga County
• August sales tax receipts show slight improvement
• AngioDynamics gives a peak at quarter's performance
• Former Hudson Falls resident pays village for old water use
• Top ag official, in Saratoga with Murphy, talks about immigration issues
• Fort Ann will hold meeting on streetscape
• Bolton approves work at Sagamore
• Little critters gobble up oil
• Planning Board shoots down soup kitchen's relocation
• Glens Falls to wrap up renovations in City Park
• Sept. 11 event planned in Saratoga Springs
• Girl Scouts to dedicate bench in memory of 13-year-old troop member
• Veterans memorial gets new spot in Fort Edward cemetery
• In Glens Falls area, labor leaders praise Labor Day
• Afghanistan boardwalk is a world away from war
• Study: Money is tied to happiness
• Obama pitches $50B infrastructure plan
• Track numbers dip; NYRA still pleased with year
• With new owners, Siro's of Saratoga Springs will be open more often
• Living with diabetes, and walking (Sunday in Glens Falls) to cure it
• For Queensbury couple, military service is a family affair
• Man airlifted after ATV accident in Day
• Saratoga racing season nears finish
• Fort Edward award grant to start work on sewers
• Nine years later, everyone has a stake in ground zero
• APA boathouse rules take effect this month
• Movie screening to benefit fallen soldier's foundation
• What's open/closed for Labor Day
• After losing son, Queensbury family continues fight over war tactics
• Epitaph: Remembering the Hogtown matriarch
• Accident cleared on Northway near Exit 20
• Lake George to host new car show in October
• Officials react to economically 'squeezed' designation
• In Northeast, Hurricane Earl does little damage, except to business
• Moreau buys land to expand rec park
• Can crime be predicted? Some police forces are counting on it
• Double H Ranch opens doors for fishing and fun
• After hot summer, a cool finish in Lake George
• After many years, finding the right words
• Tourism report presentation sparks shouting match over Gaslight project
• Wilton set for vote on fire district reserve fund
• Lake George Land Conservancy given grant money
• Divers: Spread of Asian clams minimal in Lake George
• Glens Falls to flush water mains beginning Sept. 13
• Three store clerks charged in underage drinking sting
• Lawsuit filed in Greenfield stabbing death
• Murphy's wallet fatter than Gibson's heading into campaign season
• Queensbury man gets prison term for selling drugs
• New Lake Luzerne center features flat-screen TVs, showers, and lunch
• Grant restores seven firefighters to Spa City squad
• Divers search Batten Kill in Rainwalker case
• Former Stillwater supervisor charged with felony
• Former Glens Falls bar owners sentenced to prison for scam
• Change ordered after minor explosion
• Gibson rally in Fort Edward moved after questions raised
• Colleges move to offer book bargains
• Air quality alert in effect again today
• Nemer Chrysler to host benefit car show
• Granville man sentenced to prison on federal child porn conviction
• Wilton board approves zoning changes for apartment projects
• Congressional candidates cross trails in Saratoga Springs
• Grant workshops available to nonprofits
• Woman killed, driver injured when tree falls into road
• Local business peddles its produce by bus in Warren County
• Queensbury man practices Islam largely at home; Closest mosque an hour-drive away
• Town of Greenfield may take over golf course
• Congressional candidate Gibson announces schedule changes
• Couple face charges in Hadley home robbery case
• SBA administrator to visit Spa City
• Glens Falls Farmers market to celebrate end of summer
• Helicopter business moving to Warren County Airport in Queensbury
• Bagel baron slams state's enforcement of sales tax on sliced bagels
• Warren County worker hit by ceiling hasn't returned to job
• Thurman EMS can no longer answer calls alone
• Fisherman dies along Batten Kill
• Report critical of Warren County tourism promotion efforts
• Air quality alert in effect today
• Waterkeeper, Fund for Lake George to share $275,000 grant
• Bedbug honesty, online dating rules addressed in new statutes
• Argyle woman charged with making up rape story
• Canadian developer leasing part of top floor in Glens Falls office tower
• Washington County leaders seek to change law, hire new public works boss
• Hurricane Earl approaches East Coast
• Whitehall student-athletes caught after underage drinking party
• Victory man admits he sold cancer patch that killed teen
• Post-Star announces '20 Under 40' award honorees
• Local schools, including Queensbury and Glens Falls, told to follow law on immigration queries
• Argyle boil-water notice was lifted, but not everyone knew
• President: ‘It’s time to turn the page’
• Market braces for bad month
• Salem teens charged with vandalizing horse statue in Saratoga Springs
• Corinth village dissolution group to outline findings at public meeting
• Foliage preview: Earlier and brighter is the prediction
• Gibson gains endorsements at Fort Edward events
• Corinth Zoning Board cancels meeting
• Hundreds turn out for GlobalFoundries’ first area job fair
• Weed chemical to be placed on school playgrounds
• Moreau officials field complaints about town recreation operations
• Moreau may reduce squad's payments to cover legal fees
• Are kids old enough to be playing extreme games?
• Fort Ann students donate their time to help local food bank
• Glens Falls man indicted for hate crime in noose case
• Police: Greenwich woman crashed car while fleeing from officer
• Health network works with Warren County LDC to fund expansion
• Warren County EDC to ramp up marketing of industrial parks
• EPA: Hudson dredging could take seven years
• Saratoga Springs shelter makes inroads with mobile services
• Essex County man dies in ATV crash
• Murphy, Gibson debate available on YouTube
• Roadwork on Route 149 causes driveway troubles
• Police thought ahead to nab suspect in Brunswick
• Questions remain at home as combat mission ends in Iraq
• $75,000 grant to aid in development of site of sword surrender
• Kingsbury board sets asking price for former drive-in property at $1.5 million
• Lake George's final fireworks of season set for Sept. 4
• Police investigator to help Warren County to crack down on worker’s comp fraud
• Annex of watershed land could mean long battle for Glens Falls
• Week-long Washington County Fair draws 117,000
• Bolton dedicates new $1 million pier
• Rachel Alexandra upset at the Spa
• Suspect accused of dragging state trooper captured after manhunt
• After Katrina, priest's life remains washed away
• Afleet Express wins Travers by a nose
• Ministry eyes land purchase in Whitehall for retreat
• In Wilton, a mountain's worth of history
• For volunteers, free may be a Fair salary
• Cash-strapped states turn to corporate sponsors for state parks
• U.S. Secretary of Education to visit region to talk about funding
• North Creek hopes banners make the sale
• Murphy campaign launches new ad
• Lawyer pleads guilty to stealing millions of dollars from clients
• Whitehall man charged with selling cocaine, marijuana in Warren County
• Police: DNA tests confirm bones were missing woman's
• Disabled veterans sue over Adirondack wilderness access
• Grant, cuts help Warren County narrow budget gap
• Local Pakistanis want to help flood-ravaged region, and do
• Foreign student charged with touching boys at Magic Forest
• Search for suspect in Washington County to be scaled back
• Nothing new in search for trooper assault suspect
• Warren County supervisors to appoint subcomittee to study future of adult home, former jail
• Saratoga Springs lawyer pleads guilty in larceny case
• Travers Stakes: A big day, but no big favorite
• Big wheels pull for prize
• North Korea releases American imprisoned since January
• ACC board OKs plan to look into possibilty of student housing
• Dive teams scour Lake George for new invasive mollusk
• East Lake George proposal is defeated
• Murphy, Gibson square off in first debate
• Diner developers submit revised plans for Queensbury Exit 19
• Associated Press recognizes Post-Star with 25 awards
• Finch, Regional Planning Board work on stormwater pollution awareness
• ARC buys former Kadant building in Queensbury
• Free docking spots cause issues for Whitehall marinas
• Bomb squad called to State Military Museum for old artillery shell
• New invasive mollusk found in Lake George
• Construction won't delay start of school in Queensbury
• Man pleads guilty in assault of baby
• Report on population of rainbow smelt in area streams released
• Turnout heavy in East Lake George vote
• New Corinth firetruck to be dedicated
• Italian Americans celebrate heritage at Saratoga Race Track
• ADK Talk weekly to cease publication
• Child passed up for surgery continues to struggle for survival
• APA seeks input on rules
• Village of Corinth Planning Board meeting canceled
• At Washington County Fair, the land meets broadband
• Thursday is 'Children's Day' at Washington County Fair
• Down the stretch at Saratoga, it's Travers vs. Rachel
• DEC will listen on island trash issue
• Two charged in connection with 2008 DWI fatal
• Search for trooper assault suspect enters sixth day
• Police officer charged with burglarizing home
• Phantoms announce schedule
• Lake George groups protest state garbage policy
• Identification of body expected this week
• Bed bugs found in Glens Falls
• Glens Falls soup kitchen close to making move
• Police investigating whether suspect had help, as dragnet moves south
• East Lake George voters go to the polls Thursday
• Exhibitors from age 8 to 83 show poultry, rabbits at Washington County Fair
• Mother of fire victims demands answers
• Police harvesting a bumper crop of marijuana
• Glens Falls park pavilion will get a new roof, free
• Moreau Rec Department issues discussed
• New York wins nearly $700 million in federal education funding
• Route 29 in Greenwich reopened after crash
• Home sales drop in July
• ACC board will vote on student housing study for Queensbury community college
• City of Glens Falls paying rents for Madden Hotel deadbeats
• Fatal Fort Edward fire caused by improperly sized fuse in circuit breaker
• No luck in search for man who hurt trooper
• Washington County Fair starts with a bang
• Voters to head to polls over East Lake George village proposal
• Warren County Tea Party Patriots to host showing of tea party documentary
• Gibson to host events in Greenwich
• Tiger Woods officially divorced
• Small Business Administration failed region in Katrina’s aftermath
• Demolition derby set to open Washington County Fair today
• Boil-water notice issued in Argyle
• Woman hurt in one-vehicle crash in Wilton
• Police continue search for driver who ran down trooper
• Geese, ducks crowd Pineview Cemetary in Queensbury
• State lottery officials announce local winner
• Comfort Suites in Queensbury files for bankruptcy protection
• After 50 years, Washington County Fair has become a gathering place
• Ronning left legacy of controversy, list of unfinished projects
• Toxicology report released in Saratoga Springs jail death
• Glens Falls, Abe Wing school districts get money to study merger
• Kiosks could soon help Lake George visitors find events
• Assault on Taliban’s birthplace to take place next month
• Overturned sex-abuse case lacks closure
• Flood watch in effect for region
• Nation's most expensive public school to open next month
• Sidewalk improvements to aid Fort Ann students
• Debate heats up as East Lake George village vote nears
• Search continues for man who hit state trooper
• Cyclists tour Washington County farms
• Thousands without power in Capital Region
• Crandall library proposes 2011 budget increase
• Hartford fire company honors 9/11 firefighter sacrifice
• Mosque rallies grow heated
• Questions raised at second East Lake George village meeting
• New insurance plans see few sign-ups
• Charitable fundraising laws often overlooked
• As army moves out of Iraq, new force of diplomats move in
• Chester to hold housing meeting
• 'Love' event aids Hudson Falls students
• At Spa City art show, artists say it's feast or famine
• One budget, two views
• Police seek man who assaulted state trooper in Washington County
• Washington County board holds off hiring health services consultant
• Warren County board agrees to pay asbestos disposal costs at old Social Services building
• Lake George plans to host forum on foreign workers next spring
• Press conference scheduled to discuss Fort Edward fatal fire
• Owner of fire-damaged Lake George building vows quick repairs
• Improvements recommended for Granville
• Man pleads guilty to felony involving police chase
• Save-a-Stray asks for dog food donations
• Helicopter called for car accident on Route 4 in Fort Ann; Road shut down
• Warren County supervisors stay with elected finance chief
• Skidmore summer internships help fill a gap
• Former waitress pleads guilty to grand larceny
• Farmers say heat ripened berries too soon, but sunshine making apples sweeter
• Schools in wait-and-see mode on new funding
• Shepard Park Beach closed because of fuel spill
• Whitehall probe leads to federal charges of illegal fish sales
• GOP leader's Saratoga Springs visit strictly for fundraising
• Children's museum on last lap of Glens Falls renovation
• Jobless rate stays flat
• Queensbury, Glens Falls and other teens learn through work
• Ex-worker at Gore ski center in North Creek sues for sexual harassment
• Man accused of threatening officer with knife
• Minor explosion injures man
• Three-vehicle crash in Queensbury injures four
• Building damaged in late-night fire on Canada Street
• Local lawyer disbarred
• Lake group releases environment fact sheets
• Police: Counselor smuggled tobacco into jail
• Hyde Collection developing master plan for Warren Street properties
• Two charged in Hadley home invasion robbery
• Woman attacked by fox near Brant Lake
• Noise from Word of Life island camp irks neighbors
• Top-secret work at Saratoga Springs electronics company mostly for military
• Golf tourney raises $7,500 in memory of fallen soldier
• Race Course turns pink for good cause
• Annual festival is an event full of fun and rich with memories
• Baby slapping aboard flight sparks debate
• The Harters to warm up for Alan Jackson at Civic Center
• Public invited to Lake association's annual meeting
• Business booms as track numbers falter
• Balloon festivals in bloom in September
• Incident prompts probation officers to renew weapons request
• Former official's sentencing postponed
• Saratoga County passes law to allow early retirements
• Spa City condo sales heat up
• Man hospitalized after boat crash on Lake George
• Two suffer minor injuries in crash
• Adirondack drums and bugle results
• First ads air in 20th Congressional District
• Greenwich gets new elementary principal
• Thurman settles money issue with rescue squad
• Tapes of CIA interrogations surface
• Paterson reportedly wants meeting to discuss mosque site change
• Lake Placid man dies in rock climbing accident
• Two arrested in March robbery at Aviation Mall Sears store
• GOP governor-hopeful Paladino to appear in Clifton Park on Thursday
• AFL-CIO makes endorsements in state, federal races
• Home invasion robbery reported in Hadley
• Celebrity go-cart race is Wednesday
• Border Patrol sees spike in suicides
• Official: Lemurs were not rabid
• Arrest made in burglary spree
• Saratoga Springs intersection reopened after crash
• Ridge Street construction could disrupt traffic Tuesday
• Lake George schools get long-awaited renovations
• Argyle homeowner uses hot dogs to help nab suspected burglar
• Advocates important for foreign workers
• Six Flags officials detail theme parks strategy
• Injured workers still recovering
• Changes proposed in dredging of Hudson River PCBs
• UPDATED -- Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Lawmakers, companies fret new boiler rules
• IDA discusses visit to, changes at wood chip facility
• South Glens Falls School District hires interim superintendent
• Lake George Village Board passes sex offender housing law
• President’s defense of mosque near Ground Zero creates new election issue
• 20th District candidates clash over proposal to close tax loophole
• Inspired South Glens Falls student aims to write vampire novel
• Off-road racer rolls truck into crowd, killing 8
• Residents weigh in on East Lake George proposal
• Hudson Falls church to give away school supplies
• At track, Senator talks jobs, local issues
• Smile! Satellites may be watching us
• Foreign workers: Filling a need, facing obstacles
• Hartford school construction comes to a close
• Public meeting on East Lake George proposal set for Sunday
• Hot rods, bikes share the day on the lawn
• Queensbury team to investigate what goes bump in the night
• Two apartments damaged in blaze
• First debate scheduled in congressional district race
• Summer disasters fit climate change predictions
• Saratoga racino to stay open til 4 a.m., starting tonight
• Hartford school Superintendent Abraham announces retirement
• Judge orders lemurs euthanized as rabies precaution
• Six Flags names new CEO
• Glens Falls business burglaries investigated
• Woman who stole from businesses may return to court
• Accident closes Route 197 bridge between Moreau and Fort Edward
• DWI cases sped up by impending ignition interlock law
• Shelter seeks help to find dog abuser
• Glens Falls noose suspect had previous arrest in a racial slur case
• County adds workers, debates budget
• County moves to save cash on mail service
• Hands of time turned back on Granville World War II clock
• Speed of blaze kept firefighters from saving Wilton building
• Woman injured in Queensbury rollover crash
• Corinth dissolution effort hits crossroads
• Police: Man seriously hurt in alcohol-related crash
• Thurman resignations garner few new candidates
• Mets closer Rodriguez suspended for two days after assault charge
• Meetings set on East Lake George village proposal
• Meeting to focus on GlobalFoundries job opportunities
• VLT deal ‘too little, too late’ for some horse breeders
• Police warn of burglary spree
• Murphy open to term limits to help fix "incredibly broken" Congress
• Police: Man threatened to hang black neighbor
• Kingsbury board mourns passing of Code Enforcement Officer
• Lake George opens superintendent search
• Bay Ridge Rescue Squad proposes expansion of facility
• Transportation group to study 'traffic calming' on some Glens Falls streets
• Hudson Falls trash plant sees near-record trash levels in July
• Event will raise money for 9/11 memorial maintenance fund
• GOP Senate candidate lays out ideas during campaign swing
• Hudson Falls eyes grant to fund regional planning group
• Ballston Spa man dies after motorcycle accident
• Queensbury school construction on schedule
• Warren County sales tax rebounds in July
• Villages to decide on new police contract by Sept. 1
• Firefighters work to extinguish apartment blaze
• Glens Falls superintendent to retire after school year
• Fundraiser set for Fort Edward family
• Warrensburg lawyer pleads guilty in fraud case involving deceased woman's home
• Lemurs confiscated from Ashville Game Farm after biting boy
• South Glens Falls schools to hire interim superintendent
• Police: Human remains found in Collard murder case
• Jobs bill could save local teachers’ jobs
• Queensbury to seek cuts, may consider town tax
• Campgrounds see higher attendance than ever before
• Lake George spars with homeowner over new home construction
• Report of monkey bite at Greenwich zoo investigated
• Counties' shared trash plant expense could be smaller in 2010, bigger in 2011
• Motorist earns seventh DWI conviction
• Flight attendant flips out, could get prison, but has gained many fans
• Murphy, Gibson differ on federal jobs bill
• Hudson Falls school voters OK two propositions
• Large ice island snaps off glacier amid climate chaos
• Man convicted of felony DWI again
• Saratoga County animal shelter's opening likely to be delayed
• Woman hit by vehicle listed in fair condition
• Odor causes short evacuation of businesses
• Hartford worker hurt in road roller crash
• Bolton school board to hold special meeting tonight
• Boston Candy Kitchen for sale, again
• Police investigate gun store burglary
• Lake gives up its treasures for father-son duo
• Industrial park may get another bus-related tenant
• For Queensbury businesses, Exit 18 project has been rocky
• Vote Tuesday on school's land deal
• Block party to precede concert
• Woman dies after house party
• Village discusses Main Street options after pedestrian’s death
• Woman who ran prostitution ring runs for N.Y. governor
• Killer captured in Wyoming after escape, but second continues to allude authorities
• Statue of Liberty to receive new stairwell
• New bankruptcy filings slowed in second quarter
• South Glens Falls man sentenced to life term as persistent felon
• Great Escape honors Fort Edward sisters during Heroes Week
• Cash-hungry states add casinos, lure same gamblers
• Police: Hit-and-run victim found in Saratoga ditch
• Granville furniture factory damaged in fire
• Local Habitat group builds its first handicapped-accessible home
• Washington County eyes transfer stations as way to cut costs
• Warrensburg croquet event is old-fashioned fun
• United States hopes civilian leadership keeps nation afloat
• Workplace violence is tough to reduce
• Social Security faces strain of economy and eager retirees
• Growth could change real estate market
• Doctor from region slain in Afghanistan attack
• Cyclists arrive in Queensbury for Le Grand Tour
• Police say medical issue led to Hudson Falls crash
• Warren County: Ready or not for growth?
• Area officials may push for state tax cap
• Johnsburg teacher to swap places with Indian teacher for six months
• After Hiroshima anniversary, hope grows for nuke-free world
• Body of missing Malta man found in Guilderland
• Crises threathen U.S-aliied Pakistani leadership
• Counties getting federal cash they feared lost
• Oil spill focus turns to wreakage
• Lake George man arrested on rape charges
• Wilton apartment proposal draws criticism at meeting
• Kagan wins Senate confirmation to Supreme Court
• Board's discussion may have violated open meeting laws
• Man pleads not guilty in contractor scams case
• Quad/Graphics consolidation won’t hit Spa City plant
• Essex County judge appoints new sheriff
• Horicon hopes celebration revives tradition
• Police: No information available on Greenwich man's death
• Two injured in car-motorcycle accident in Queensbury
• Spa City to get Dango’s
• Man killed when struck by sheriff's patrol car in Greenwich
• Police search for missing man
• Just bowling down the Washington County roads
• Man injured in Hudson Falls crash
• In Ballston Spa stabbing case, wrangling over medical records
• Grant Cottage to host funeral re-enactment
• Ballston Spa man sought in contracting scam is brought to court
• Where does the money from track bets go?
• Glens Falls to add 10 parking spaces near City Hall
• Researchers find schizophrenia linked to parasite carried by cats
• Warren County to demonstrate new voting machines to public
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Warren County
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• Fall Fair

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