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• Saratoga Springs, NY News
• SaratogaArtsFest coming to town and campus June 7-10
• The ceremony in full: See it on Livestream
• The ceremony in brief: See it on YouTube
• Give+Go pays off for community partner
• For Blanchard and graduating seniors, a chance to reconnect
• Give+Go results in significant donation
• Baseball rallies to win Liberty League title
• Archaeologist has role in recent Maya discoveries
• 5 receive internships from Parents Council
• Mama Giveaway Week – Prize #5: Pedicure at Sanctuary Spa
• Skidmore dancers to travel to Tivoli for weekend performance
• Saratoga Weekend: Best Bets for Food, Events, Shopping & More!
• Mama Giveaway Week – Prize #4: Gift Card to Iron Roost
• A.L.L.'S 'A Further Look at the American Revolution'
• MB 107 marks milestone with case to boost L’Oréal's profits
• Mama Giveaway Week – Prize #3: Saratoga Paint and Sip Studio
• Mama Giveaway Week – Prize #2: Moments as Art Photo Session
• Bernard's new book earns Washington <i>Post</i> rave review
• Another Liberty League title for the Thoroughbreds
• Mama Giveaway Week – Prize #1: Baby Boot Camp!
• $270K Teagle grant to continue Skidmore-SEO partnership
• Review Of Rickover Program
• Tang exhibition to showcase work of senior art majors
• Critics: Grossman exhibition "intriguing," "scintillating"
• Phyllis Roth to be remembered in special event, May 5
• Saratoga Weekend: Best Bets for Food, Events, Shopping & More!
• Strictly Saratoga’s Weekly Wrap-Up: Obama, Whole Foods, Derby
• Initial goal met, 24-Hour Challenge aims higher
• Student honored for civic engagement and leadership
• Classical dance from East India to be performed
• Milestones of Creative Thought theme of Academic Festival
• Orchestra to welcome guest trio at May 1 concert
• Community Chorus to perform Mozart’s Requiem April 29
• Strictly Saratoga’s Weekly Wrap-Up: Price Chopper, Turf Club, SPAC & More
• Binx Hot Products Showcase from the Saratoga Baby Expo – Part 1
• Spring Dance Concert this weekend on campus
• A Look Back In Time - A WWII USO Show
• We don’t call them the Greatest Generation for nothing!
• American Girl Garden Tour Special Event
• Baseball tops Liberty League after 5-0 week
• Real Estate in Saratoga County: Tips from a Local Realtor
• Zach Gage '08 joins the big leagues of game developers
• Event offers insider's view of the Henrietta Lacks story
• Our Bad Date Night Dinner in Saratoga
• New faculty book examines post-Wall German cinema
• Harpsichordist Wendy Young to perform April 27
• Finkelstein talk to focus on Israel-Palestine conflict
• Catch Thoroughbred men's lacrosse on TV tomorrow!
• Strictly Saratoga’s Weekly Wrap-Up
• MoJo Mondays help students gain workplace edge
• Overfed and Undernourished: What Proper Nutrition Means Today
• Array of student music concerts to celebrate end of semester
• A.L.L. Presents Dickens In Albany
• Ringling Bros. ‘Fully Charged’ Family Four Pack Ticket Giveaway!
• Holocaust scholar to deliver 2012 Balmuth talk
• April is Autism Awareness Month
• A $10,000 boost for 2 Skidmore students’ new business
• Obamas and Aesthetics of Racial Transformation to be topic
• April 15 Empty Bowls event to benefit Wilton Food Pantry
• Strictly Saratoga’s Weekly Wrap-Up
• <i>Ajax in Iraq</i> is spring theater offering
• 'Raid on Ploesti' WWII Program
• Brubeck Brothers Quartet to bring jazz to Zankel this Friday
• Business-plan finalists are competing for $10,000 prize
• 'Rev. Billy' to lead spiritual/political revival April 15
• "Keeping Company with Cage" to mark composer's centennial
• Riders headed back to nationals
• Tips for Garage Organization
• Scientist to explain research on how math can control cancer
• Education reform to be topic of guest speaker
• Psychologist to discuss how photographs shape memories
• Korean percussion quintet to perform April 9
• All About: The Saratoga Baby Expo
• Local Honey, Foods, and Allergies
• Easter Roundup: Egg Dyeing, Events and Brunch Spots!
• Despite cooler temps, spring sports heat up
• Friends Of The New York State Military Museum Newsletter - April 2012
• Featured Biz plus Giveaway! M.Carolyn Designs Fine Silver Jewelry
• Puerto Rican experimental theater company to visit April 4-5
• Alum wins national cooking prize
• Best Trip to NYC Ever Part 1: Meetup with The Baby Guy
• Pilawa's All-American performance highlights week
• Phyllis A. Roth, professor, former president
• Free ArtsFest Tickets for Military
• Smith's new book focuses on Italians in China
• EAC to explore issues surrounding food this week
• Golden selected to present 2012 Moseley Lecture
• Skidmore students launch Social Justice Week
• Classical guitarist David Russell next Sterne artist
• Strictly Saratoga’s Weekly Wrap-Up
• Dance+ 22 scheduled Sunday at National Museum of Dance
• Millhauser wins Story Prize for <i>We Others</i>
• Are you Cleaning Green? What you need to know about household cleaners
• American String Quartet to be a string festival highlight
• Saratoga Restaurant Roundup: Top Picks for Every Occasion!
• Spring teams return victorious in vacation contests
• New Schick exhibition to feature diverse ideas of drawing
• 'Sandbox' Program Honors Iraq Soldiers
• Friends Launch Membership Drive
• Alumnus Jens Ohlin to discuss targeted killings March 21
• Birthdays Rock! Ideas for Making Food Fun
• Student group to host talk by reproductive rights pioneer
• Irish expert to discuss Eurozone crisis in March 21 talk
• Human rights activist to deliver Harder lecture March 22
• Strictly Saratoga’s Weekly Wrap-Up – St. Patrick’s Day in Saratoga
• Spring 'break' anything but for Thoroughbred athletes
• SaratogaArtsFest to bring Don McLean to campus
• Spring sports continue hot start
• A.L.L. Presents Lyme Disease Program
• Sculptor Von Rydingsvard to present Malloy talk March 8
• Linda G. Toohey Named Chair-Elect of Board of Trustees
• Skidmore dancers invited to perform at NYC's Joyce Theater
• Model EU Club travels to Poland for EUROSIM 2012
• <i>In Between</i> a complex story of identity
• <i>Brunswick</i> to have Skidmore debut
• Medieval cross reliquary to be art history lecture focus
• Men's basketball meets MIT tonight in NCAA tournament
• Millhauser reading announced
• Thompson reflects on death of Monkees frontman Davy Jones
• Blackbox to feature <i>Dog Sees God</i> March 2-7
• City resident wins top prize in Skidmore's puzzle contest
• Winter season extended; spring sports under way
• Coburn talk topic: Gaga Feminism, Sex, Gender, End of Normal
• Thoroughbreds repeat as Liberty League champions!
• Guest panel to present <i>The Faces of Israel</i> Feb. 29
• Zen teacher Nancy Mujo Baker to lecture Feb. 27
• Men's basketball team heads to league championship Saturday
• First ever crossword puzzle tournament this weekend
• Book Lecture and Signing
• A.L.L. Spring 2012 Brochures Are Available
• Men's basketball season on the line in tonight's game
• Keith Fitz-Gerald '87, global investor, to speak Feb. 23
• Millhauser’s ‘We Others’ a Finalist for PEN/Faulkner Award
• Post-season play ahead for men's basketball, ice hockey
• Skidmore competing to reduce energy use
• Isle of Klezbos to perform Feb. 23 on campus
• Talk, exhibit to reflect on Afghanistan conflict
• Six teams heading for business-plan final
• Tang to open major shows Feb. 18
• Ice hockey sweeps in weekend action
• Alum Emily Lazar wins Grammy Award for Foo Fighters album
• Variety Marks A.L.L.'s Spring Courses
• Waraich to present annual Art History Lecture
• Ellen McLaughlin to stage <i>Penelope</i> Feb. 17
• 'Changing Role of Art in Society' to be Fleming's talk topic
• Homerathon 2012: Ancient texts come alive via video
• Alumna Emily Lazar nominated for a 2012 Grammy Award
• First round of business-plan competition set for Friday
• Full slate of league action for winter sports
• Skidmore to present Carnegie Hall Premieres Feb. 10
• Friends Of The New York State Military Museum Newsletter - February 2, 2012
• Local Author Releases His First Work of Historical Fiction: Benedict Arnold: Legacy Lost
• Ha Jin to present Steloff Lecture Feb. 9
• National College Comedy Festival upcoming
• Don't miss Homerathon! 2012
• Award-winning documentary to be screened Feb. 7
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Betty Cassidy
• Winter teams prep for stretch run
• A.L.L. Information Session at Saratoga Springs Library
• Ertz's exhibition to showcase the magic of pipe cleaners
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Betty Mccanty
• Winter athletes post another successful week
• Youndt's new book explores leadership issues
• Classical guitarist Brett Grigsby to present solo recital
• Why liberal arts colleges produce more satisfied alumni
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Joe Peck
• Athletes in the thick of winter action
• Saratoga Reads launches series with film and book give-aways
• Study: Video games with exercise help seniors
• Skidmore to celebrate girls, women in sports
• Documentary focuses on music of Civil Rights movement
• $50K Solomon grant to support Zankel Music Center initiative
• Basketball teams continue winning ways
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Kate Dudding
• Skidmore to host ACF seminar, competition Jan. 9 & 10
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Carol Gregso
• Friends Of The New York State Military Museum Newsletter - January 02, 2012
• Help the Outing Club win the $10K Polartec challenge!
• Winter teams return to action
• Pearson first woman to translate <i>Original I Ching</i>
• A.L.L. Presents 4th Annual Storytellers Series
• First Night Saratoga 2012
• 14th Annual First Night Saratoga 5K Run
• A.L.L. Spring 2012 Brochures Are Available
• Chamber Music Celebration Concert
• Skidmore Orchestra to present music for dancing
• Friends Of The New York State Military Museum Newsletter - December 5, 2011
• Strong showing for swimming & diving at league championship
• Northern Indian dance to be featured in Dec. 5 performance
• Math-themed <i>Family Feud</i> planned for Dec. 7
• <i>Brunswick,</I> by Nate Simms, to debut at Spectrum
• Jazz pianist Taylor Eigsti to perform Dec. 9 in Zankel
• Duets to Decahedrons, winter dance concert, Dec. 2 & 3
• A.L.L. Plans Barnes And Noble Bookfair
• 2011 Winter Book Sale
• Skidmore to observe World AIDS Day with film screening
• Athletes, friends take dip in Lake George for good cause
• Tang, Schick Art Gallery list holiday hours
• Winter sports season under way
• Goldensohn authors new poetry collection
• Alumna Moie Crawford, organic farmer, to share story
• Study: Liberal arts grads give college experience high marks
• Fall athletes end season as winter teams debut
• Ackerman to discuss, reflect on <i>100 Names for Love</i>
• <i>Passion Play</i> fall Theater Department production
• Dym's new book titled <i>Mapping Latin America</i>
• Campus to celebrate International Education Week
• Director of summer academic programs, residencies named
• Friends of The New York State Military Museum Newsletter - November 4, 2011
• Stearns's topic: 'Media, Civic Engagement, Sustainability'
• Alumna Dantzler to launch Filene concert series
• Metal artist Jamie Bennett to present Raab lecture Nov. 1
• Teams earn postseason berths as fall season winds down
• Professor Jill Sweet co-author of <i>Pueblo Dancing</i>
• Don't miss Saturday's Fall Tailgate
• 30th anniversary Filene Scholars concert scheduled Oct. 28
• Beatlemore Skidmania to rock Nov. 11 and 12 in Zankel
• Pilgrims of the Night opens Oct. 20 in the Black Box Theater
• Experts to debate, discuss the future of cities
• Women’s tennis shows depth competing in championship matches
• Friends of the New York State Military Museum Newsletter - October 13, 2011
• Celebration Weekend draws 1,300 family, friends
• Saratoga Chamber Players Concert
• Sculptor Doug Schatz to talk on intersection of art, science
• Hrbek publishes new story collection
• Afghanistan war is focus of upcoming events
• <i>American Teacher</i> to be screened Oct. 12
• Weekend cycling event to support anti-poverty effort
• A social media milestone: 5000 Facebook fans
• Skidmore to offer tour of its North Woods and service day
• Men's tennis shines at ITA regionals
• THE WINTER SPORTS & HEALTHY LIVING EXPO
• Cornell Scholar to deliver Fiscus Lecture Oct. 6
• SUNY Psychologist to discuss memory in social context
• Cookies or sea shells? How do you know?
• Skidmore conference to focus on undergraduate research
• Women’s tennis All-Americans highlight busy week
• Trip To Staatsburgh And Culinary Institute Of America
• Solomon scholar's topic: 'crisis' in state of art criticism
• Skidmore to aid flood relief effort
• Details announced for second business plan competition
• 'Pioneer of Diversity' to visit, lecture on campus next week
• Thoroughbred Society inducts record number of students
• A terrific week as Thoroughbreds continue win tradition
• Greenberg topic: Jerusalem’s sanctity in Islam
• Family-friendly concert to feature Tom Chapin
• Book illustrator Arthur Szyk to be Fox-Adler topic
• Guest Speaker for Veterans Issues
• Nichols explores why Namibia no desert this year
• Tang exhibition explores photography of artist Kiki Smith
• Zankel Music Center to host two concerts this weekend
• Campus to witness, remember events of 9/11/01
• Skidmore coach leads effort in fight against cancer
• Friends of the NYS Military Museum Newsletter - September 3, 2011
• Busy opening week for Thoroughbred athletics
• Skidmore students participate in citywide "lip dub"
• Millhauser book a collection of new, favorite stories
• Mayor Declares September Lifelong Learning Month
• Sculptor-painter Whiting Tennis launches Tang's fall season
• College Prepares for Hurricane Irene
• Largest, most diverse group of grads to teach in China
• Back to School for Saratoga Springs - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• A.L.L. Offers Civil War Letters And Writings
• A.L.L. Offers Something For Everyone
• Volunteers Needed For Military Museum
• Research shows that mood affects decisions
• A.L.L. Scholarships Available
• Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run 2011
• In wake of 9/11, important to reaffirm life: Solomon
• The Standard Bearer
• Open House will showcase work by studio art students
• Fleming's comedic stylings earning audience approval
• America's Favorite Farmers Markets contest
• A.L.L. Fall Study Groups Are Filling
• Annual Summer Book Sale 2011
• Tang Museum to make showing at Saratoga Race Course
• Skidmore to hold Palamountain Scholarship Benefit August 2
• Academy For Lifelong Learning Offers Gift Certificates
• Helping out at UPH
• Workshop for science teachers draws regional response
• Variety Marks A.L.L.'s Fall Courses
• Skidmore makes strong showing in "Merchant of Venice"
• NYFA honors 3 alumni with grants
• Art-A-Rama Week returns to Skidmore starting July 11
• Book illuminates the work and world of Skidmore's founder
• Skidmore to offer three public tours of its North Woods
• A.L.L. Fall 2011 Brochures Are Available
• Another $1 million grant for firefighter health research
• Jazz Institute events feature master, rising stars
• New A.L.L. Executive Council Meets
• David Porter honored by Carleton College
• Student garden achieves 'sustainable' status
• Thanks to volunteers, Skidmore meets Momentum Challenge
• 'Environment and Object' worth the trip, says NYT critic
• Saratoga's All-American Celebration
• Saratoga Chamber Players at ArtsFest
• Alumni Invitational 3 'stunning': Times Union
• Reunion count approaches 1000 as alums reconnect
• LOCA LUNA TO DEBUT GREAT FOOD AND LOCAL ARTISTS
• Rabbinic couple celebrates 25 years of leading Temple Sinai
• Alumni return to celebrate Reunion 2011
• SaratogaArtsFest: Brubecks to perform on campus June 10
• Saratoga Automobile Museum Trustees Elect New Chairman
• The Great Race Comes To The Great Place
• Freihofer's Saratoga Jazz Festival Presents ‘A Night In Treme’
• Students To ‘Graduate’ From Museum Program and Show Off Their Accomplishments
• Res Life staffer Joe Murphy reaches personal summit
• Freihofer's Saratoga Jazz Festival Presents the U.S. Debut of Sing The Truth!
• 34th Annual Freihofer's Saratoga Jazz Festival at SPAC
• At 100th commencement, College awards degrees to 652
• Spring season winds down for athletes
• Senior Thesis Art Exhibition under way through May 21
• Logan Brenner '12 named Goldwater Scholar
• Lar Lubovitch residency to begin May 29 on campus
• Wesleyan to award Jean Adams Shaw ’52 an honorary degree
• Carleton College to award David Porter an honorary degree
• Deb Hall’s ‘Habit + Habitat’ to open in Glens Falls
• Youngest students raise funds via trike-a-thon
• Women's tennis eyes NCAA tournament action
• Area Bands will Add to Fun at Car Show
• Give and Go returns to campus
• 5 receive grants for post-graduate, international work/study
• David Marks P'13: Show employers a 'sense of urgency'
• How would you make $75 million for Netflix?
• Skidmore to celebrate 100th Commencement
• Glotzbach returns to Palamountain Hall
• As spring season ends, 4 teams eye postseason options
• New exhibition to showcase recent work by Regis Brodie
• Drastics get a shout of praise for year of generosity
• Academic Festival 2011 to feature the best of Skidmore
• Ying Quartet to present final performance of residency
• Chorus to present music by French composers
• Final Days: Schick Gallery exhibition 'lush, lively'
• Guest speaker to share story of drunken girlhood
• Spring Dance Concert to showcase array of styles
• DIRTcar To Participate In Saratoga Automobile Museum’s Spring Auto Show
• Spring teams surging toward postseason
• Earth Day celebration to encompass variety of events
• Addy, Chandra to present 'Zankel World Musics' April 28
• Lecture to give artist's take on Egyptian revolution
• floydwarriors.com delivers Easter to homes coping with cancer!
• Busy week of league action for spring athletes
• Sitar master Imrat Khan to present Sterne Virtuoso Concert
• Second annual Career Jam draws crowd to Case Center
• Ways of seeing war to be art historian's topic
• Theater Department to stage Shakespeare's classic love story
• A.L.L. Offers Green Living
• Lots of games, lots of wins for spring teams
• <i>Swan Lake</i> to be staged April 15-16
• Filmmaker to discuss, screen documentaries
• Career Jam returns to campus April 15
• NYCB clarinetist Steven Hartman to perform, teach April 17
• (Dis)orderly Voices Festival scheduled April 8-9
• West tells Skidmore of disappointment with Obama
• Upstate New York’s First Car And Motorcycle Exposition
• Skidmore to offer spring soccer camp April 18-22
• Chocolate lovers, rejoice!
• Prominent speakers, topical issues on tap this week
• Geosciences, Psychology departments to welcome scholars
• Classics Department to host Homerathon! 2011
• Student docents to lead Tang tours in April
• Psychology students announce autism awareness events
• Saratoga Reads to offer talk on translation
• Dance+21 scheduled Sunday, April 3
• Saratoga Chamber Players Concert on Sunday
• Spring Exhibit at Saratoga Auto Museum
• Business Plan Competition is This Alum's Way to Give Back
• Concert to mark debut of Conrad Graf piano
• Car Show Doubleheader To Highlight Car Show Weekend
• Toshiko Takaezu, ceramic artist, teacher, degree recipient
• The weather may be chilly but the competition is hot
• A.L.L. Spring Study Groups Are Filling
• Noted sociologist to discuss the campus party culture
• Drastics to headline March 31 benefit concert
• Movie chronicles how 9/11 widows reached out to Afghan women
• Congratulations and welcome to Skidmore!
• A rich week of music ahead
• Project Easter Bunny! Needs Donations
• Athletes use break to launch spring campaigns
• Saratoga Auto Museum Appoints new Executive Director
• Students lead efforts to confront international challenges
• Skidmore to welcome pianist Christopher O’Riley
• Screening of <i>Nine Star Hotel</i> announced
• John Torreano named 2011 Malloy Visiting Artist
• <i>Mercurial Objects: Luxuriant Obsession</i> opens March 25
• Skidmore geoscientists, students track earthquake in Japan
• Alexander Grant remembered
• A.L.L. Considers The Pursuit Of Happiness?
• Symposium focus: diversity, sustainability, and community
• Skidmore to gather, reflect on life of Alexander Grant
• Saratoga Reads offers Sunday afternoon events through March
• Despite the weather, spring has arrived for athletes
• Prominent classics scholar to lecture on early Greek art
• Poet Thomas Sayers Ellis to present campus reading
• Food, culture writer Sam Sifton to lecture March 7
• Chemist Geraldine Richmond to give 2 talks while on campus
• Alumni Association marketing competition heats up
• All you need to know about Skidmore's NCAA basketball game
• 'Hortensia and Museum of Dreams' opens Friday at Bernhard
• Skidmore to meet Amherst in round one of NCAA D-III tourney
• Men's basketball wins Liberty League title; now NCAA bound
• Grant helps implement civic engagement across the curriculum
• Thoroughbreds heading to first-ever NCAA tourney
• Skidmore receives lead gift for major boathouse improvements
• Orchestra concert to feature student solists
• Olympic medalist, sports advocate to lecture March 3
• Cooperstown artistic director Linda Chesis to perform
• A.L.L. Offers Green Living
• Postseason play, season openers highlight upcoming weekend
• Alumnus Joel Quadracci to present Harder Lecture
• Beer And Burgers 1950's Style
• A.L.L Offers Digital Storytelling Study Group
• Aronson to present 2011 Art History Lecture
• Filmmaker to present 'Dispatches from the Banana Lands'
• Baritone Timothy Mix to make Saratoga Springs debut
• Dean to explore mathematical puzzles and pearls Feb. 23
• First-Years share holiday cheer, raise funds for charity
• A.L.L. Features Suny Empire State College Faculty
• Get ready for the Big Green Scream!
• UWW grads invited to add to virtual scrapbook
• Lecture to revisit Skidmore's "Egyptian" event of 1987
• Playoff races heat up as winter seasons wind down
• floydwarriors.com Receives Honor
• Saratoga Automobile Museum: Seminar - American Motorcycle Competition of 1912
• A.L.L. Partners With Saratoga National Historical Park
• Chestnut Brass Company residency announced
• Celebrate 2011 National Girls and Women in Sports Day!
• Safety In Welding seminar
• Altimar hits 1,000 career points to highlight busy weekend
• Up for a challenge? Cash prizes offered in two competitions
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Margaret French
• A.L.L. Spring Study Groups Are Filling
• Thompson has double play with "Minute" and blog entry
• Saratoga Reads announces upcoming events
• League play under way for Thoroughbred winter teams
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Carol Gregson
• Smith co-authors new book on exercise physiology
• New women's soccer coach named
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Betty Cassidy
• NYT critic praises the Tang's "Jewel Thief"
• Skidmore/Southern Vermont game included on SI's Top 50 list
• Holland explores potential of sound waves to fight illness
• ECAC recognizes field hockey players at end of the year
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Joe Peck
• Schick, Tang holiday schedules announced
• Neugebauer named new sustainability coordinator
• A.L.L. Presents 3rd Annual Storytellers Series
• A.L.L. Contributes To EOC
• Popcorn Wagon To Be Rebuilt
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Offers Gift Certificates
• Victories dominate as semester winds down
• Creativity reigns: Photo, video contest winners named
• Hallenbeck wins coaching honor
• A.L.L. Spring 2011 Brochures Are Available
• Jingle Bell Run - Saratoga Springs
• Full slate of action as semester winds down
• Calling all Scouts!!!
• The Search Is On For Project Car For ‘SAM’s Garage Hot Rod Restoration; Project
• A.L.L. Sets Bookfair Entertainment Schedule
• Saratoga Reads to hold Barnes & Noble book fair
• Busy week ahead for Thoroughbreds
• Skidmore wins after 7 OTs
• “Beatlemore Skidmania” at 10: Bigger than ever
• Holiday hours for Tang, Schick Art Gallery
• Tang Museum's Ian Berry tackles "trailer" assignment
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• A.L.L. Plans Barnes and Noble Bookfair
• Winner of alum’s ‘creative challenge’ claims her prize
• Field Hockey season ends in Virginia
• First Night Saratoga
• Field Hockey ready for Final Four action this weekend
• Theater Department to stage <i>Servant of Two Masters</i>
• Zankel Music Center recognized for excellence in design
• Beatlemore Skidmania to mark 10th year with panel, concerts
• Avoid the Holiday Bulge with Proven Strategies for Mindful Eating
• Henry C. Galant, launched Skidmore's Government Department
• Goodwin named a Teagle Assessment Scholar
• A.L.L.'S Victorian Carolers for Barnes and Noble Book Fair
• Students support SOS during National Homeless Awareness Week
• Scholar's survey to assess alcohol use by older residents
• Campus to celebrate international Education Week
• Award-winning faculty author to give reading
• Skidmore to face College of New Jersey in NCAA second round
• Nearly 2,000 alumni registered in Skidmore Connect
• Challenge draws young alumni
• A.L.L. Partners With Barnes And Noble To Provide Books For Eoc
• Field hockey captures third straight Liberty League title
• Building a peace bridge from Skidmore to Fallujah
• Preparing students to make a difference in the arts
• Kress leads first faculty meeting as acting president
• Panel to focus on 'The Longest War'
• Music faculty to celebrate new home with concert
• Athletes rake in end of season league honors
• Tang Museum to offer symposium on abstract art
• Students respond to Facebook plea, help fill FCC food pantry
• Slam poet brings "Be the Change College Tour" to Falstaff's
• Election-eve excitement draws students to local rally
• Fall sports nearing end of season with new records to savor
• The Bad Plus to present concert as part of Sterne residency
• Major issues in EU-US relations to be workshop topic
• Tailgate 2010 set for this Saturday
• New series to spark discussion on topical concerns
• A.L.L. Offers Partners In Poetry
• Student raising funds, awareness of Bicycles Against Poverty
• Marilynne Robinson to give Frances Steloff Lecture Oct. 29
• Miller's classic 'Death of a Salesman' to be staged
• MLBPA exec, Skidmore alum breaks from fall classic to visit
• A winning weekend yields state tennis championshps
• Sports center named for Susan Kettering Williamson
• Skidmore honors the contributions of many
• Generous, thoughtful, challenging: Arthur Zankel remembered
• Tang's tenth anniversary luncheon is a time for reflection
• Adirondack Park Agency unanimously approves 510-site campground planned for Fort Ann
• Oct. 8 named in honor of former POW, childhood Saratoga Springs resident Ted Jenkins
• City budget may force Recreation Department to make some financial changes in 2011
• SaratogaArtsFest presents special encore performance Oct. 24
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• Nor’easter heading our way
• Peter Aust leaving Southern Saratoga chamber for Adirondack Regional chamber
• Jeffrey Hampshire, out on bail while awaiting trial for a felony evidence tampering charge, arrested for illegal driving
• Stillwater police to distribute donated cell phones for victims of domestic abuse
• Police & Courts: Oct. 15, 2010
• Adirondack Trusk Co. robbery suspect due back in court Oct. 21
• Historic status to prohibit removal of two fire towers on Hurricane and St. Regis mountains
• Leadership Saratoga names its 25th class
• Candidates go head-to-head
• Police & Courts: Oct. 14, 2010
• Photo: "Ghost Hunters" episode screened in Canfield Casino
• Skidmore College group to host LGBTQ panel
• Jeffrey Hampshire, out on bail while awaiting trial for a felony evidence tampering charge, arrested for illegal driving
• Providence Town Board considers change to assessor posts
• Irish folk singer to perform Oct. 20 at Falstaff's
• City man charged with robbing $7,000 from Adirondack Trust Co. to undergo mental health evaluation
• ASO plans first-ever performance on Skidmore campus
• McDonald, Yepsen debate issues in 43rd Senate District race
• A.L.L. Offers Partners In Poetry
• MSNBC interviews best-selling Saratoga Springs author live on Caroline Street
• Nor’easter heading our way
• Saratoga Springs Lions Club — On a mission for 85 years
• Peter Aust leaving Southern Saratoga chamber for Adirondack Regional chamber
• Saratoga National Historical Park visitors can now see what their ancestors were doing during pivotal battles
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• MSNBC interviews Saratoga Springs man who is expert on coal mining disasters
• Veterans to gather at military museum
• Chilean rescue effort continues, more than half of the trapped miners brought to surface (with video and graphics)
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• Trapped Chilean miners to be brought to the surface tonight
• Ballston Spa man charged with killing family's Chihuahua
• Microchip consortium Sematech to move subsidiary from Texas to Albany
• Farley, Savage trade barbs over their access to NYRA CEO Hayward; pair will debate tonight
• Additional charges brought against contractor arrested in September
• Veterans to gather at military museum
• Police & Courts: Oct. 13, 2010
• Around Town: ‘Arthur’ books author Marc Brown to speak at Lake Avenue Elementary School
• Schuylerville Junior-Senior High School students given incentive to replenish food pantry
• Pride Alliance to host panel on campus, community life
• Police: Adirondack Trust bank robbed; suspect in custody
• MSNBC interviews Saratoga Springs man who is expert on coal mining disasters
• More nanotech moving to area
• Chilean rescue effort continues, more than half of the trapped miners brought to surface (with video and graphics)
• Audit finds Saratoga Springs City School District financials to be in order; Board of Education says rising cost of retiree benefits concerning
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Skidmore College to celebrate surpassing six-year fundraising goal
• At home in the pumpkin patch
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Candidates go head-to-head
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Funeral today for Mechanicville furniture matriarch Angela DiSiena
• Farley, Savage trade barbs over their access to NYRA CEO Hayward; pair will debate tonight
• Computer archives at Saratoga National Historical Park to shed light on ancestors' roles in battle
• Additional charges brought against contractor arrested in September
• Saratoga Reads selects five finalists; public vote to determine next winning book
• School records, OT wins highlight week in athletics
• Dionne: War for the rich, war by the rich
• Trapped Chilean miners to be brought to the surface tonight
• Saratoga Springs florist business Posie Peddler to move into old red schoolhouse on West Avenue
• Ballston Spa man charged with killing family's Chihuahua
• Microchip consortium Sematech to move subsidiary from Texas to Albany
• Macalester scholar to give Distinguished Scientist Lecture
• 'Constitutional Reverence or Democratic Faith?' to be topic
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• Police & Courts: Oct. 12, 2010
• Social stances tripping up Tea Party; Paladino contends with backlash from his remarks on homosexuality
• Health watch: Don't let the flu take your kids out of the classroom
• Ballston Spa school spirit marks village storefronts
• Ballston Spa Central School District to honor five alumni during homecoming week
• Mechanicville-Stillwater community comes together for breast cancer walk
• Prayer for the masses: ‘10.10.10’ church service held at SPAC
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• Minehan on real estate: Be wary of closing pitfalls
• Saratoga County property transactions published Oct. 11, 2010
• Police & Courts: Oct. 11, 2010
• Photo: Multiple fire calls include tractor trailer blaze at Grande Industrial Park
• Photos, video: Open house at Saratoga Springs Fire Department
• In the Biz: Charitable café and gift shop roll into Saratoga Springs Amtrak station
• Trial by campfire: Outward Bound program tests rock-climbing, collaborative skills of two Saratoga Springs police officers
• Stimulus Tracker: Experts stress need for further support of fragile economy
• BK Keramati hopes to unseat James Tedisco in 110th Assembly District race (with video)
• 44th Senate District pits Hugh T. Farley against Susan Savage (with video)
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• Local business briefs
• David Kopyc's Retirement Strategies: Life insurance check-up
• Police & Courts: Oct. 10, 2010
• Around Town: Ballston Spa Central School District plans Homecoming Week
• Redistricting: Where should the line be drawn?; NYPIRG director to host lecture at Spa City library
• Local volunteers help give Senior Citizens Center of Saratoga Springs a fresh look
• Artifacts attest to ancestor's Wild West Show exploits
• Theft of cigarettes leads to burglary, assault charges
• Stimulus: Recovery funds for Canadian-owned Electrovaya will lead to more jobs in Malta
• Police and Courts October 9, 2010
• Fight or flight ... or both: Balloon corps gives Union upper hand during Civil War
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Putnam the big winner of Big Event contest
• SyFy to air results of investigation into paranormal activity at Canfield Casino
• School Calendar
• Crack deal suspects appear in City Court
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Water main replacement on Beekman Street likely to begin Monday
• School Calendar
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Stimulus: Recovery funds for Canadian-owned Electrovaya will lead to more jobs in Malta
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• SGF school district: Fertilizer going on fields this Monday
• Fight or flight ... or both: Balloon corps gives Union upper hand during Civil War
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• SyFy to air results of investigation into paranormal activity at Canfield Casino
• Stillwater police arrest teen for breaking into Price Chopper twice, stealing cigarettes
• Stimulus tracker: Funds targeted to regional renewable energy sector
• SGF school district: Fertilizer going on fields this Monday
• Historic Ghost Tour at Canfield Casino Oct. 16
• Saratoga Springs council approves contract for Beekman Street water main replacement in special session
• Stimulus tracker: What did stimulus money do to create 'green' jobs?
• School bus driver alerts Waterford police to erratic driver; driver charged with felony DWI
• ‘Stop loss’ deadline extended for veterans
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• Theft of cigarettes leads to burglary, assault charges
• Stimulus tracker: Funds targeted to regional renewable energy sector
• Police and Courts October 9, 2010
• Historic Ghost Tour at Canfield Casino Oct. 16
• Putnam the big winner of Big Event contest
• Stimulus tracker: What did stimulus money do to create 'green' jobs?
• Crack deal suspects appear in City Court
• ‘Stop loss’ deadline extended for veterans
• Water main replacement on Beekman Street likely to begin Monday
• Online exclusive: First time home buyer credits help some realize dream of home ownership
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Stillwater police arrest teen for breaking into Price Chopper twice, stealing cigarettes
• NYC OTB union approves deal to slash 550 jobs, give control of account wagering to racetracks
• Hevesi pleads guilty to felony corruption
• Stimulus tracker: Funds aid low-income residents
• Stimulus tracker: Area home foreclosure rates are among lowest in the nation
• Police & Courts: Oct. 8, 2010
• Prevention Council of Saratoga County holds Town Hall meeting on underage drinking
• Stillwater police arrest teen for breaking into Price Chopper twice, stealing cigarettes
• Photo: 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo at Wilton Mall
• SGF school district: Fertilizer going on fields this Monday
• Union OKs more than 500 job cuts for New York City OTB
• Saratoga Springs council approves contract for Beekman Street water main replacement in special session
• "Safe Schools" panel at Skidmore College discusses negative attitude toward gays in school
• School bus driver alerts Waterford police to erratic driver; driver charged with felony DWI
• Gibson takes aim at health bill at Hanehan Family Dairy Farm forum (with video)
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• School Calendar
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Online exclusive: Across the U.S., stimulus funds help some buy homes, but many others still face foreclosure
• School Calendar
• Saratoga Springs recreation director considering taking early retirement
• Ballston Spa Central School District's partnerships paying off
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Ballston Spa Central School District's partnerships paying off
• Serving America’s protectors: American Legion officials tour Saratoga County
• Online exclusive: U.S. school officials left wondering 'what now?' as stimulus funds dry up
• Serving America’s protectors: American Legion officials tour Saratoga County
• Stimulus funding for education: Where’d the money go in Saratoga County?
• Stimulus funding for education: Where’d the money go in Saratoga County?
• Education stimulus: School districts, taxpayers brace for the end of the program
• Online exclusive: Stimulus funds bring job training programs to colleges
• Education stimulus: School districts, taxpayers brace for the end of the program
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest crack dealer and his driver who had 2-year-old in car
• School Calendar
• Online exclusive: Across the U.S., stimulus funds help some buy homes, but many others still face foreclosure
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Online exclusive: First time home buyer credits help some realize dream of home ownership
• Online exclusive: U.S. school officials left wondering 'what now?' as stimulus funds dry up
• NYC OTB union approves deal to slash 550 jobs, give control of account wagering to racetracks
• Online exclusive: Stimulus funds bring job training programs to colleges
• Hevesi pleads guilty to felony corruption
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest crack dealer and his driver who had 2-year-old in car
• Police & Courts: Oct. 7, 2010
• Police & Courts: Oct. 7, 2010
• Moreau Lake State Park announces October events
• Moreau Lake State Park announces October events
• Academy for Lifelong Learning proves passion for education doesn’t diminish with age
• Academy for Lifelong Learning proves passion for education doesn’t diminish with age
• Around Town: Volunteers sought for Saratoga Springs street tree survey
• See what you missed at the 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo
• Around Town: Volunteers sought for Saratoga Springs street tree survey
• Senior Citizen Center of Saratoga Springs looking for volunteers to help with renovation project
• Stillwater police arrest teen for breaking into Price Chopper twice, stealing cigarettes
• Senior Citizen Center of Saratoga Springs looking for volunteers to help with renovation project
• Saratoga Springs Public Safety officials oppose Ivins' proposal to eliminate dispatchers
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• Saratoga Springs Public Safety officials oppose Ivins' proposal to eliminate dispatchers
• Saratoga Springs recreation director considering taking early retirement
• Two men arrested for copper theft in Waterford
• Dorothy Nolan Elementary School briefly evacuated Tuesday
• Dorothy Nolan Elementary School briefly evacuated Tuesday
• Amtrak's vintage dome car running on Adirondack rail line between Albany and Montreal through Oct. 24 (with video)
• Amtrak's vintage dome car running on Adirondack rail line between Albany and Montreal through Oct. 24 (with video)
• South Glens Falls Central School District resumes superintendent search process
• South Glens Falls Central School District resumes superintendent search process
• Two-car accident kills South Glens Falls High School student
• Two-car accident kills South Glens Falls High School student
• Vote to determine if 550 OTB jobs are lost and whether creditors, including NYRA, will take over phone, Internet wagering
• Vote to determine if 550 OTB jobs are lost and whether creditors, including NYRA, will take over phone, Internet wagering
• Saratoga Springs Commissioner of Finance Kenneth Ivins Jr. proposes a tax increase of 8.48 percent as part of his Comprehensive Budget
• Online exclusive: U.S. school officials left wondering 'what now?' as stimulus funds dry up
• Saratoga Springs Commissioner of Finance Kenneth Ivins Jr. proposes a tax increase of 8.48 percent as part of his Comprehensive Budget
• Police & Courts: Oct. 6, 2010
• Online exclusive: Stimulus funds bring job training programs to colleges
• Police & Courts: Oct. 6, 2010
• Kitware gets stimulus grants, adds jobs (with video)
• Saratoga Springs arrest crack dealer and his driver who had 2-year-old in car
• Kitware gets stimulus grants, adds jobs (with video)
• With videos: Scientific, medical research: Schools making use of stimulus funds
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• With videos: Scientific, medical research: Schools making use of stimulus funds
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• School Calendar
• School Calendar
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
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• Online exclusive: From ticks to sharks, federal monies fund a variety of scientific research in Dutchess County
• Online exclusive: From ticks to sharks, federal monies fund a variety of scientific research in Dutchess County
• 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo is Thursday
• 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo is Thursday
• Ballston Spa tech firm gets stimulus contract
• Ballston Spa tech firm gets stimulus contract
• Two men arrested for copper theft in Waterford
• 2011 Saratoga Springs Comprehensive Budget to be presented to the City Council tonight
• Amtrak's vintage dome car running on Adirondack rail line between Albany and Montreal through Oct. 24 (with video)
• South Glens Falls Central School District resumes superintendent search process
• Exchange program reveals similarities between Spanish, American students at Ballston Spa High School
• Two-car accident kills South Glens Falls High School student
• Vote to determine if 550 OTB jobs are lost and whether creditors, including NYRA, will take over phone, Internet wagering
• Saratoga Springs Commissioner of Finance Kenneth Ivins Jr. proposes a tax increase of 8.48 percent as part of his Comprehensive Budget
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital's radiation and oncology center
• School Calendar
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Saratoga County"
• Chaos aside, most local dealerships laud Cash for Clunkers' impact
• Stimulus Tracker: Car sales driven up by Cash for Clunkers program
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• One dead, another driver injured in head-on auto accident in Washington County
• Online exclusive: From ticks to sharks, federal monies fund a variety of scientific research in Dutchess County
• Police & Courts: Oct. 5, 2010
• 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo is Thursday
• Photos: Project Lift gets off the ground at Greenfield Elementary School
• Ballston Spa tech firm gets stimulus contract
• Forum on Lyme disease planned at Courtyard by Marriott in Saratoga Springs
• Two men arrested for copper theft in Waterford
• $212K grant to help purchase, renovate structure for female veterans' Guardian House
• Dorothy Nolan Elementary School briefly evacuated Tuesday
• Stimulus Tracker: Car sales driven up by Cash for Clunkers program
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post schedules signings, readings of his new book, "Soldiers of Sarato
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital
• School Calendar
• The power of purple: Local campaign launched to raise awareness of domestic violence
• Capital Region flow of jobs from stimulus hard to gauge; flow of cash held up
• Roads and the recovery: Half of stimulus infrastructure funds invested in transportation
• Three American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grants put toward Saratoga Springs infrastructure proje
• Property transactions published Oct. 4, 2010
• Besheer on real estate: Find out your agent's loyalties
• Police & Courts: Oct. 4, 2010
• In the Biz: Burgers, beer and history at Seven Horse Pub
• Ceremony honors Jeremiah Cady at Geyser Road cemetery (with video
• Saturday night fire in Waterford displaces three people; investigation ongoing
• Executive Director Marcia White: 'SPAC is back in the black'
• Roads and the recovery: Half of stimulus infrastructure funds invested in transportation
• School Calendar
• Three American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grants put toward Saratoga Springs infrastructure proje
• Police & Courts: Oct. 3, 2010
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital
• Global Work Party at Hudson Crossing Park to celebrate the planet
• New Saratoga County Animal Shelter opens
• Oct. 5 Hattie’s proceeds to help Franklin Community Center
• Executive Director Marcia White: 'SPAC is back in the black'
• Recovery Act provides jobs for the young, training for the joblessin Saratoga County
• School Calendar
• How Recovery funds are divided in New York state
• Police & Courts: Oct. 3, 2010
• Global Work Party at Hudson Crossing Park to celebrate the planet
• Stimulus funds help taxpayers in Saratoga County, Public Works commissioner says
• Oct. 5 Hattie’s proceeds to help Franklin Community Center
• Small Business Administration loans supply welcome relief to local businesses
• Recovery Act provides jobs for the young, training for the joblessin Saratoga County
• Where does the Recovery Act lead? The stories and the numbers behind the flow of cash
• How Recovery funds are divided in New York state
• Stimulus funds help taxpayers in Saratoga County, Public Works commissioner says
• Small Business Administration loans supply welcome relief to local businesses
• Where does the Recovery Act lead? The stories and the numbers behind the flow of cash
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital
• New Saratoga County Animal Shelter opens
• The power of purple: Local campaign launched to raise awareness of domestic violence
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• Police and Courts
• Police and Courts
• Saratoga County Animal Shelter moving to new digs
• Saratoga County Animal Shelter moving to new digs
• Boater could get one week of jail in case of Lake George kayak fatality
• Boater could get one week of jail in case of Lake George kayak fatality
• Whispers of Revolution: New gravestone to mark local Revolutionary War hero’s Cady Hill Cemete
• Whispers of Revolution: New gravestone to mark local Revolutionary War hero’s Cady Hill Cemete
• Saratoga Springs Fire Department, Impressions of Saratoga to raise cancer awareness with pink shirts
• Saratoga Springs Fire Department, Impressions of Saratoga to raise cancer awareness with pink shirts
• Allegiance Bowl MVP award honors man who overcame crippling injury (with video)
• Allegiance Bowl MVP award honors man who overcame crippling injury (with video)
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post authors book on soldier of Saratoga County, book signings scheduled
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital
• Gilbert Road reopens after flooding
• Boater faces minor charge in Lake George kayaker death
• New Saratoga County Animal Shelter opens
• Allegiance Bowl today; view our souvenir program
• Executive Director Marcia White: 'SPAC is back in the black'
• Blog Updates: Read new posts to the In The Biz and City Desk blogs
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post authors book on soldier of Saratoga County, book signings scheduled
• Woman, infant sent to hospital after rollover with non-serious injuries
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital
• State Police investigating murder for hire in Schenectady
• Woman, infant sent to hospital after rollover with non-serious injuries
• Slideshow: Saratoga Springs High School celebrates Homecoming, Blue Streaks take on Troy Flying Hors
• Slideshow: Saratoga Springs High School celebrates Homecoming, Blue Streaks take on Troy Flying Hors
• Police & Courts: Oct. 1, 2010
• Task force to review needs at Maple Avenue Middle School
• Saratoga Springs resident, native doing their part to run against cancer
• Gibson: Murphy's vote demonstrates lack for support for families, small business
• SPAC's Wine & Food and Fall Ferrari Festival a record fundraiser
• Coroner: Autopsy on Eleanor Adams' body complete, cause of death still unknown
• Preliminary allocation figures announced for Race to the Top funding; $174,467 slated for Saratoga S
• SPAC gates thrown open to the faithful
• Saratogian reporter Paul Post authors book on soldier of Saratoga County, book signings scheduled
• 9 Maple Avenue to celebrate 20th anniversary with menu of 'classic-age' cocktails
• Buy a Saratogian print edition from a pink box and all proceeds will be donated to Saratoga Hospital
• Region readies for rain: Storm looms, but slow in getting here
• Woman, infant sent to hospital after rollover with non-serious injuries
• Gilbert Road reopens after flooding
• Boater faces minor charge in Lake George kayaker death
• Allegiance Bowl tomorrow; view our souvenir program
• Blog Updates: Read new posts to the In The Biz and City Desk blogs
• State Police investigating murder for hire in Schenectady
• Saratoga Springs City School District sets high goals for student achievement
• Ballston Spa man pleads guilty to Saratoga Springs mugging
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest two alleged cocaine dealers
• Ballston Spa woman pleads guilty to stabbing her husband
• Eleanor Adams' body found in wooded area
• Coroner: Autopsy on Eleanor Adams' body complete, cause of death still unknown
• Saratoga Springs police confirm body found in wooded area off Route 50; sources confirm it is Eleano
• Around Town: Electronic recycling in Saratoga County; bike donations sought; Give A Child signups
• Police & Courts: Sept. 30, 2010
• Police say Troy man engaged in sex for $35 fee and $5 lottery ticket in Saratoga County's Water
• Ballston Spa village holds off on decision on senior apartment expansion and Brookside land swap
• One Roof holistic health center to open on Broadway in Saratoga Springs' Downstreet Marketplace
• Saratoga Springs police confirm body found in wooded area off Route 50; sources confirm it is Eleano
• Ballston Spa man pleads guilty to Saratoga Springs mugging
• Around Town: Electronic recycling in Saratoga County; bike donations sought; Give A Child signups
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest two alleged cocaine dealers
• Police & Courts: Sept. 30, 2010
• Ballston Spa woman pleads guilty to stabbing her husband
• Police say Troy man engaged in sex for $35 fee and $5 lottery ticket in Saratoga County's Water
• Body found off Route 50 at edge of Spa State Park; sources close to investigation confirm it is Elea
• Ballston Spa village holds off on decision on senior apartment expansion and Brookside land swap
• One Roof holistic health center to open on Broadway in Saratoga Springs' Downstreet Marketplace
• Police & Courts: Sept. 29, 2010
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest two alleged cocaine dealers
• State Sen. Hugh Farley leads Susan Savage in latest Siena poll
• Hoopla Family Expo planned for Saturday
• Veteran’s run across America honors soldiers' sacrifice
• Murphy, Gibson to debate Oct. 21
• Shenendehowa bus driver pleads in felony DWAI case
• Ballston Spa woman pleads guilty to stabbing her husband
• National Rifle Association endorses Rep. Scott Murphy
• Saratoga Economic Development Corp. honored for promotional video
• Saratoga Hospital opens new Orthopedic Center
• Saratoga Springs police confirm body found in wooded area off Route 50; sources confirm it is Eleano
• Onwers of Union Grille end lease with Saratoga Hilton
• Body found off Route 50 at edge of Spa State Park; sources close to investigation confirm it is Elea
• Around Town: Electronic recycling in Saratoga County; bike donations sought; Give A Child signups
• Both sides of city charter reform debate presented at Tuesday night forum
• Where less is more: Local Saratoga Springs losers practicing energy efficiency
• Police & Courts: Sept. 30, 2010
• Veteran’s run across America honors soldiers' sacrifice
• Saratoga Springs police responding to hiker’s report in woods
• Police & Courts: Sept. 29, 2010
• Saratoga Hospital opens new Orthopedic Center
• Woman pleads guilty to stabbing her husband (updated at 12:30 p.m.)
• Hoopla Family Expo planned for Saturday
• Where less is more: Local Saratoga Springs losers practicing energy efficiency
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest two alleged crack cocaine dealers
• Shenendehowa bus driver pleads in felony DWAI case
• Minor machine fire at Saratoga Hospital under control
• Saratoga Economic Development Corp. honored for promotional video
• Teen using laptop while driving causes accident
• Owners of Union Grille end lease with Saratoga Hilton
• Garbage truck fire closes part of Northway
• Police say Troy man engaged in sex for $35 fee and $5 lottery ticket in Saratoga County's Water
• State Sen. Hugh Farley leads Susan Savage in latest Siena poll
• Ballston Spa village holds off on decision on senior apartment expansion and Brookside land swap
• Murphy, Gibson to debate Oct. 21
• One Roof holistic health center to open on Broadway in Saratoga Springs' Downstreet Marketplace
• National Rifle Association endorses Rep. Scott Murphy
• Ballston Spa man pleads guilty to Saratoga Springs mugging
• Man accused of offering sex for $35 and a lotto ticket
• Both sides of city charter reform debate presented at Tuesday night forum
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest two alleged crack cocaine dealers
• The Route 9P bridge is down, making room for its replacement
• Lazio's withdrawal from governor race opens up options for Conservative Party
• Video: Go along for a hot-air balloon ride with reporter Paul Post
• Saratoga Springs man sentenced to 9-1/2 years in state prison for rape
• State gets $380 million upfront payment for Aqueduct racino development
• BBL Construction owner Donald Led Duke dies at 64
• Police & Courts: Sept. 28, 2010
• Photos: Bubblemania at Lake Avenue Elementary School
• Red Cross assists in Ballston Lake car crash, Clifton Park fire
• Fifth Avenue between Foxhall Drive and Henning Road to close beginning today
• Saratoga Springs Police arrest two alleged crack cocaine dealers
• Electrical fire causes evacuation at Hilton Garden Inn
• Minor machine fire at Saratoga Hospital under control
• State Sen. Hugh Farley leads Susan Savage in latest Siena poll
• Saratoga P.L.A.N. series to shed light on Saratoga County growth
• Murphy and Gibson schedule televised debate
• SUNY Empire State College faculty ride bikes for a greener city
• Teen using laptop while driving causes accident
• Garbage truck fire closes part of Northway
• NRA endorses Scott Murphy
• Photo: Apple picking at Saratoga Apple
• League of Women Voters host October forums for county, state candidates
• Skidmore College plans tours of North Woods Oct. 3
• Lazio drops out of N.Y. governor's race
• In the Biz: After more than 16 years on Broadway, Saratoga Guitar moving to the West Side
• The Route 9P bridge is down, making room for its replacement
• Allegiance Bowl pre-game and game-day activities planned
• Saratoga Springs man sentenced to 9-1/2 years in prison for rapes
• Sustainable Saratoga energy challenge ‘weigh in’ Tuesday
• Electrical fire causes evacuation at Hilton Garden Inn
• Animal Shelter Annex in Clifton Park marks one year; adoptions are up
• Scott Murphy
• First Henry Street Harvest Festival fundraiser to benefit hospice
• Chris Gibson
• Thorobred Toastmasters in Saratoga Springs
• Hugh T. Farley
• Susan Savage
• Roy McDonald
• Joanne Yepsen
• James Tedisco
• BK Keramati
• Property transactions published Sept. 27, 2010
• Video: Go along for a hot-air balloon ride with reporter Paul Post
• Police & Courts: Sept. 27, 2010
• Fifth Avenue between Foxhall Drive and Henning Road to close beginning tomorrow
• Gluten Free Festival to take place Oct. 5 in Lake George
• Genting pays state for Aqueduct racino development
• Write-in candidate Mark Little challenging James Tedisco for 110th District Assembly seat
• Habitat for Humanity builds dream for Spa City nurse's aid, brick by brick
• State comptroller audit: Schuylerville's oversight of bill payment incomplete
• Opposition still has time to speak against Rotterdam-to-Moreau power line
• Local Business Briefs
• Dan Moran: Seeking new job opportunity in boomer years? Updating your skills is essential for succes
• Police & Courts: Sept. 26, 2010
• There's still time to attend Showcase of Homes
• Photo: Saratoga Healthy Transportation Network hosts bicycle safety program for young Saratoga Sprin
• Local Business Briefs
• United States Air Force Band of Liberty performs at SPAC
• Dan Moran: Seeking new job opportunity in boomer years? Updating your skills is essential for succes
• Saratoga County Public Health Department to offer flu shot clinics beginning in October
• Police & Courts: Sept. 26, 2010
• Stillwater returns to term limit talks
• There's still time to attend Showcase of Homes
• Write-in candidate Mark Little challenging James Tedisco for 110th District Assembly seat
• Photo: Saratoga Healthy Transportation Network hosts bicycle safety program for young Saratoga Sprin
• Habitat for Humanity builds dream for Spa City nurse's aid, brick by brick
• United States Air Force Band of Liberty performs at SPAC
• State comptroller audit: Schuylerville's oversight of bill payment incomplete
• Saratoga County Public Health Department to offer flu shot clinics beginning in October
• Opposition still has time to speak against Rotterdam-to-Moreau power line
• Stillwater returns to term limit talks
• The October issue of Spirit of Saratoga magazine is in today's paper and available online
• Rybak wins Conservative primary, will appear on Democratic and Conservative lines in Nov. 2 election
• Stillwater police charge contractor with scamming elderly resident
• Police and Courts, Sept. 25, 2010
• Showcase of Homes continues this weekend in Saratoga
• Missing WWII soldier identified in Germany, returned to area for burial
• ‘Morning Joe’ co-host to speak to soroptimists
• N.Y. Bar Association: Lawyers can mine social media websites for dirt in lawsuits
• Prevention groups, Spa City police invite residents to drop off unused medication for disposal today
• Forecast calls for calmer winds in time for third day of Adirondack Balloon Festival (with video)
• Police suspend ground search for Eleanor Adams pending new leads (with video)
• Keramati to open Spring Street office in campaign for state Assembly seat
• Stillwater police charge contractor with scamming elderly resident
• Burglaries up more than 50 percent in Mechanicville
• Paterson to slash 2,000 state jobs
• Malta's TEC-SMART campus to host town hall meeting on underage drinking
• Rybak wins Conservative primary, will appear on Democratic and Conservative lines in Nov. 2 election
• Scirocco: Fungus hastening decline of impatiens in Congress Park
• The Big Event: Enter to win $500
• Bank robber sentenced to state prison
• Keramati to open Spring Street office in campaign for state Assembly seat
• Showcase of Homes award winners announced
• Burglaries up more than 50 percent in Mechanicville
• Stillwater police charge contractor with scamming elderly resident
• Malta's TEC-SMART campus to host town hall meeting on underage drinking
• Gentle giants to soar at the Adirondack Balloon Festival
• Scirocco: Fungus hastening decline of impatiens in Congress Park
• The October issue of Spirit of Saratoga magazine is in today's paper and available online
• Bank robber sentenced to state prison
• City Council Recap
• Showcase of Homes award winners announced
• The Unstoppable 'Fish'
• Shenendehowa school bus driver charged with DWAI with students aboard his bus
• Gentle giants to soar at the Adirondack Balloon Festival
• Go Westward!
• Police suspend ground search for Eleanor Adams pending new leads (with video)
• Adirondack Balloon Festival Schedule
• The October issue of Spirit of Saratoga magazine is in today's paper and available online
• Blog update: Five things a Media Mom doesn't have time to do
• Paterson to slash 2,000 state jobs
• Shenendehowa school bus driver charged with DWAI with students aboard his bus
• Rybak wins Conservative primary, will appear on Democratic and Conservative lines in Nov. 2 election
• Saratoga County offering flu shots
• The Big Event: Enter to win $500
• Frances Minetta Buck Sargent
• Saratoga County offering flu shots
• Wind turbines installed at HVCC's TEC-SMART facility
• Bank robber sentenced to state prison
• Changes, Options, Choices
• Police & Courts: Sept. 23, 2010
• Sound off: Sept. 23, 2010
• Rybak wins Conservative primary, will appear on Democratic and Conservative lines in Nov. 2 election
• Nothing New Under the Sun
• Troops rescue wounded eagle found in Afghanistan
• GlobalFoundries touts area's appeal in new video
• Saratoga County offering flu shots
• Conference keynote speaker has walked the walk
• Momentive Performance Materials employees considering strike
• Roulette machines make their debut at Racino
• Investigators: Large fire in Troy "suspicious"
• Everybody needs a buddy
• Former NYC mayor backs Chris Gibson for Congress
• Lazio won't say if he's dropping out of governor race, poll shows 6-point spread between C
• Cohousing: an alternative option
• Still no sign of Eleanor Adams; police to talk about investigation today
• National Museum of Racing announces first inductees into turf writers' roll of honor
• Changing Seasons
• 41 busted on drug, corruption charges: Trail leads through Lake George
• Blog update: City Desk blog's top stories of the day
• Walkable Cities
• Harvest festival to benefit hospice
• Blog update: Beautiful fall in Saratoga County
• Tadeusz (Ted) Hodorowski
• Wind turbines installed at HVCC's TEC-SMART facility
• Police suspend ground search for Eleanor Adams pending new leads
• Bettina (Lora) Pyryemybida
• Sound off: Sept. 23, 2010
• Police & Courts: Sept. 23, 2010
• William Philo
• GlobalFoundries touts area's appeal in new video
• Troops rescue wounded eagle found in Afghanistan
• New England Duck on the Grill
• Police suspend ground search for Eleanor Adams pending new leads (with video)
• Momentive Performance Materials employees considering strike
• Showcase of Homes award winners announced
• Roulette machines make their debut at Racino
• Blog update: City Desk blog's top stories of the day
• Former NYC mayor backs Chris Gibson for Congress
• Blog update: Five things a Media Mom doesn't have time to do
• Local Golf Round Up
• Blog update: Beautiful fall in Saratoga County
• Still no sign of Eleanor Adams; police to talk about investigation today
• Assembly candidate Keramati to open campaign headquarters in Saratoga Springs
• Henry Street harvests family fun for a great cause!
• Blog update: Five things a Media Mom doesn't have time to do
• 41 busted on drug, corruption charges: Trail leads through Lake George
• Jacob gets his wish!
• Shenendehowa school bus driver charged with DWAI with students aboard his bus
• Harvest festival to benefit hospice
• Shenendehowa school bus driver charged with DWAI with students aboard his bus
• Remembering pilot Piper: Korean War veteran honored at monthly veterans ceremony
• Roulette machines make their debut at Racino
• Giove sentencing adjourned, again
• Lazio won't say if he's dropping out of governor race, poll shows 6-point spread between C
• Grand jury to report findings on Lake George kayak death
• National Museum of Racing announces first inductees into turf writers' roll of honor
• Deadline for service members to file for stop loss payments is Oct. 21
• Blog update: City Desk blog has news from Washington, D.C. and Troy
• Christopher Porco may appeal murder conviction
• State racing officials considering steps to protect New York horsemen
• Investigators: Large fire in Troy "suspicious"
• Police & Courts: Sept. 22, 2010
• Charter change forum scheduled for Sept. 28
• Lazio won't say if he's dropping out of governor race, poll shows 6-point spread between C
• State racing officials considering steps to protect New York horsemen
• Ivins: 2011 Saratoga Springs budget to be toughest yet
• National Museum of Racing announces first inductees into turf writers' roll of honor
• Charter change forum scheduled for Sept. 28
• No new clues uncovered in search for Eleanor Adams
• Blog update: City Desk blog has news from Washington, D.C. and Troy
• Ivins: 2011 Saratoga Springs budget to be toughest yet
• Police: Today's search has not turned up any clues into Eleanor Adams' disappearance
• Public information sessions planned before vote on Ballston Spa's $49.3 million facilities proj
• No new clues uncovered in search for Eleanor Adams
• Federal officials aim to curb distracted driving
• Remembering pilot Piper: Korean War veteran honored at monthly veterans ceremony
• League of Women Voters to hold forum on charter change
• Giove sentencing adjourned, again
• Meet our newest blogger: Skidmore Professor Emeritus Denton Crocker
• Grand jury to report findings on Lake George kayak death
• Dog lost in Spa State Park
• Deadline for service members to file for stop loss payments is Oct. 21
• The only flight between Albany and Buffalo to be canceled next week
• Christopher Porco may appeal murder conviction
• Two men charged with stealing equipment from Queensbury fire department
• Police & Courts: Sept. 22, 2010
• Public information sessions planned before vote on Ballston Spa's $49.3 million facilities proj
• Investigators: Large fire in Troy "suspicious"
• Search for Eleanor Adams focuses on wooded area
• 810 WGY kicks off FM radio simulcast
• Two men charged with stealing equipment from Queensbury fire department
• Uncertainty taking its toll on family and friends of missing woman
• Bronx man pleads guilty to third drug charge in Saratoga Springs
• Public information sessions planned before vote on Ballston Spa's $49.3 million facilities proj
• 87-year-old still picking apples at Stetkar Farm (with video)
• Remembering pilot Piper: Korean War veteran honored at monthly veterans ceremony
• 38th annual Adirondack Balloon Festival to begin Thursday in Glens Falls
• Giove sentencing adjourned, again
• Event at Saratoga Springs Public Library to celebrate inspirational literacy success stories
• Grand jury to report findings on Lake George kayak death
• Search for Eleanor Adams focuses on wooded area
• Deadline for service members to file for stop loss payments is Oct. 21
• Uncertainty taking its toll on family and friends of missing woman
• Christopher Porco may appeal murder conviction
• Blog Update: Was he or wasn't he? Editor Barb Lombardo weighs in on last week's controver
• Police & Courts: Sept. 22, 2010
• Family describes their search for Eleanor "Ellie" Adams, police plan press conference
• Police: Today's search has not turned up any clues into Eleanor Adams' disappearance
• Police searching wooded area behind Skidmore College for missing woman, asking for the public to cal
• Federal officials aim to curb distracted driving
• Police & Courts: Sept. 21, 2010
• League of Women Voters to hold forum on charter change
• Police: Today's search has not turned up any clues into Eleanor Adams' disappearance
• 810 WGY kicks off FM radio simulcast
• Meet our newest blogger: Skidmore Professor Emeritus Denton Crocker
• Federal officials aim to curb distracted driving
• Bronx man pleads guilty to third drug charge in Saratoga Springs
• Dog lost in Spa State Park
• League of Women Voters to hold forum on charter change
• 87-year-old still picking apples at Stetkar Farm (with video)
• The only flight between Albany and Buffalo to be canceled next week
• Meet our newest blogger: Skidmore Professor Emeritus Denton Crocker
• 38th annual Adirondack Balloon Festival to begin Thursday in Glens Falls
• Two men charged with stealing equipment from Queensbury fire department
• Dog lost in Spa State Park
• Event at Saratoga Springs Public Library to celebrate inspirational literacy success stories
• Police & Courts: Sept. 21, 2010
• The only flight between Albany and Buffalo to be canceled next week
• Blog Update: Was he or wasn't he? Editor Barb Lombardo weighs in on last week's controver
• Family describes their search for Eleanor "Ellie" Adams, police plan press conference
• Police searching wooded area behind Skidmore College for missing woman, asking for the public to cal
• Saratoga County property transactions published Sept. 20, 2010
• First draft of the Emancipation Proclamation displayed at the New York State Museum
• Saratoga P.L.A.N. fundraiser 'Feast of the Fields' a feast for the eyes and the stomach
• Photos: Peace Fair hosts music, facilitates discussion
• Search continues for Eleanor "Ellie" Adams
• In the Biz: Maestro’s moving to Rip Van Dam building
• Police identify victim in fatal Hadley crash
• Schuylerville Central School District students return to renovated facilities
• Photos: The Friends of Moreau Lake hold 15th annual Nature Fest celebration
• Church van crashes on New York State Thruway; 6 killed, 8 injured, authorities say
• Civil War Encampment continues today in Congress Park
• $1.6 million capital campaign planned for interior renovations to Universal Preservation Hall
• Saratoga Springs farmers' market rated among top 10 in American Farmland Trust survey (with vid
• Saratoga Hospital President, CEO Angelo Calbone discusses new urgent care facility planned for Malta
• Driver dies in one-car crash in Hadley
• Police & Courts: Sept. 19, 2010
• Local program designed to get kids excited about math and science
• Veteran finally receives long-overdue medals
• Police wait for leads in search for Eleanor "Ellie" Adams
• Stewart's celebrates 65th anniversary of first location in Ballston Spa
• Driver dies in one-car crash in Hadley
• Salem woman accused of stealing from Greenwich Little League
• BYU vs. UVM basketball game a hot ticket at Glens Falls Civic Center
• Murphy leads Gibson by 17 points according to new Siena poll
• Operation Adopt-a-Soldier to hold blanket making event tonight
• Michele Boxley to leave Deputy Accounts Commissioner post
• Spiny water flea — an invasive species — found in Great Sacandaga Lake
• Civil War encampment in Congress Park Saturday and Sunday
• Police and Courts Published Sept. 18, 2010
• Photos: Irish 2000 Music and Arts Festival kicks off Friday, continues today
• Blue Streaks Swim for a Cause
• Event at Scallions Monday to Benefit Universal Preservation Hall
• Civil War encampment in Congress Park Saturday and Sunday
• 2010 Showcase of Homes Award Winners
• Spiny water flea — an invasive species — found in Sacandaga Lake
• Greenfield to expand recreation with 380 acres of donated land
• Ellis Medicine urgent care facility coming to Clifton Park
• BYU vs. UVM basketball game a hot ticket at Glens Falls Civic Center
• Michael Christopher Redgrave
• UPDATE (WITH VIDEO): Fire destroys top floor of South Franklin Street home, firefighter injured
• Michele Boxley to leave Deputy Accounts Commissioner post
• George L. Woodcock
• UPDATE (WITH VIDEO): Fire destroys top floor of South Franklin Street home, firefighter injured
• New picture of Eleanor Adams; Saratoga Springs Police still searching for missing 69-year-old woman
• Murphy leads Gibson by 17 points according to new Siena poll
• Donald A. Caron
• New picture of Eleanor Adams; Saratoga Springs Police still searching for missing 69-year-old woman
• Two-car crash on Crescent Avenue sends one person to hospital with minor injuries
• Operation Adopt-a-Soldier to hold blanket making event tonight
• Norman F. Strang
• Salem woman accused of stealing from Greenwich Little League
• Photo: Broadway shines under rainy sky
• Civil War encampment in Congress Park Saturday and Sunday
• Jo Ann Baker
• BYU vs. UVM basketball game a hot ticket at Glens Falls Civic Center
• Winnebago owner stuck between Waterford policy and a swimming pool
• VLT Deal Crosses Finish Line!
• William J. Malik
• Murphy leads Gibson by 17 points according to new Siena poll
• Ellis Medicine urgent care facility coming to Clifton Park
• VLT Deal Crosses Finish Line!
• Raspberry-Apple Salad
• Operation Adopt-a-Soldier to hold blanket making event tonight
• School officials to tour Ohio school that has excelled in science, technology, engineering and math
• VLT Deal Crosses Finish Line!
• Irish 2000 Music and Arts Festival
• Two-car crash on Crescent Avenue sends one person to hospital with minor injuries
• Greenfield to expand recreation with 380 acres of donated land
• Rescue/shelter dogs sought for 2011 calendar
• Irish 2000 Entertainment Schedule
• Photo: Broadway shines under rainy sky
• Bounce Back to Church Day
• Historic Frederick Allen Lodge Benefit on Saturday, 9/18
• Winnebago owner stuck between Waterford policy and a swimming pool
• 35th SSHS Class Reunion
• 27th Lake George Jazz Weekend
• Michele Boxley to leave Deputy Accounts Commissioner post
• HRCCU Golf Classic raises over $22K
• Lake George Jazz Weekend Schedule:
• Ellis Medicine urgent care facility coming to Clifton Park
• VLT Deal Crosses Finish Line
• Tang Museum show offers a new take on abstract art
• Spiny water flea — an invasive species — found in Great Sacandaga Lake
• Local Golf Round Up
• Authentic Civil War Encampment returns to Congress Park
• School officials to tour Ohio school that has excelled in science, technology, engineering and math
• Feast of the Fields Showcases Region's Chefs and Farms
• SPAC 2010 Classical Season Posts Significant Attendance and Revenue Gains
• Police searching for missing 69-year-old woman
• Saratoga Hospital, Albany Medical Center announce partnership for new Malta facility
• SPAC’s classical season results include 21 percent attendance increase for The Philadelphia Or
• Fire destroys top floor of South Franklin Street home, no injuries reported
• Police & Courts: Sept. 16, 2010
• Saratoga Springs firefighters test alarms at train station
• CDTA bus fare is 40 cents today
• Absentee ballots could alter outcome of family court judge primary
• GlobalFoundries plans to invest in new plant in Abu Dhabi
• New task force committee formed to improve operations at Maple Avenue Middle School
• Ellis Medicine urgent care facility coming to Clifton Park
• Downtown Business Association lists the good and the bad of 2010 summer season (with video)
• Greenfield's Big Gift
• City vs. Saratoga Springs Civil Service Commission reaches state Supreme Court
• Medical Alliance in Malta
• Throwing open the doors, Saratoga’s 15th annual Showcase of Homes kicks off this weekend
• Patriotic climb complete
• How Saratoga County Voted:
• New machines pose a few problems at the polls for some voters, county officials working to smooth ou
• Paladino defeats Lazio, will appear on GOP line for Governor race
• 2010 Primary election results
• Route 9N bridge in Lake Luzerne to be reduced to one-way traffic tomorrow
• Photos: Demolition of the 9P Bridge is underway
• Jensen-Bergan defeats incumbent Abramson to secure GOP line for November's Family Court judge r
• Potential gas leak under investigation in Geyser Crest
• Some glitches reported with new voting machines (with video)
• SPAC’s classical season results include 21 percent attendance increase for The Philadelphia Or
• Police & Courts: Sept. 15, 2010
• Traffic to be reduced to one lane today on Route 9N bridge
• Saratoga Convention & Tourism Bureau to reward stellar service
• Housing versus history at Ballston Spa public hearing
• Saratoga Cleaners moving into Washington Avenue facility
• 23-year-old Hadley man killed in motorcycle crash
• Saratoga Hospital, Albany Medical Center announce partnership for new Malta facility
• Saratoga Springs man convicted of possessing child pornography for videoing minor girls
• AP: Paladino defeats Lazio, will appear on GOP line for Governor race
• Hearing adjourned for Saratoga County sheriff's deputy in break-in case
• 2010 Primary election results
• Ladies of the backstretch receive beauty treatment courtesy of Track Chaplaincy (with video)
• Jensen-Bergan defeats incumbent Abramson to secure GOP line for November's Family Court judge r
• Genting's contract to operate Aqueduct VLTs given final approval
• Some glitches reported with new voting machines (with video)
• Affiliated voters to weigh in on county and state races in today's primaries
• New machines pose a few problems at the polls for some voters, county officials working to smooth ou
• Route 9N bridge in Lake Luzerne to be reduced to one-way traffic tomorrow
• Photos: Demolition of the 9P Bridge is underway
• What was your experience at the polls like?
• Potential gas leak under investigation in Geyser Crest
• VLT contract approved for Aqueduct race track
• Momentive to merge with Ohio-based company, move headquarters to Columbus
• Missing South Glens Falls teen found safe in Albany Sunday
• Woman arrested for showing up drunk to pick her child up at elementary school
• Senior Citizens Center of Saratoga Springs announces new executive director
• Case of man accused of misrepresenting credentials as psychologist to go before Saratoga County gran
• Police & Courts: Sept. 14, 2010
• Hadley 23-year-old killed in motorcycle crash
• Besheer on real estate: Thinking of investing in a new home? Here are some tips
• Out with levers, in with paper: Voters to encounter new ballot system Tuesday
• Police & Courts: Sept. 13, 2010
• Five eyeing state Senate seats
• Photos:Saratoga Stroll for Epilepsy raises more than $60,000
• Congressional candidate Chris Gibson rallies at Saratoga Springs VFW
• Third annual Connor LaFrance 5K to take off Saturday at Saratoga Performing Arts Center
• First Stacey Family Youth Foundation ride helps children who have lost a parent
• In the Biz: Augie's Family Style Italian Restaurant and Bar celebrating six years in Ballston S
• Out with levers, in with paper: Voters to encounter new ballot system Tuesday
• VLT contract approved for Aqueduct race track
• Five eyeing state Senate seats
• Missing South Glens Falls teen found safe in Albany Sunday
• Woman arrested for showing up drunk to pick her child up at elementary school
• Congressional candidate Chris Gibson rallies at Saratoga Springs VFW
• Senior Citizens Center of Saratoga Springs announces new executive director
• First Stacey Family Youth Foundation ride helps children who have lost a parent
• Case of man accused of misrepresenting credentials as psychologist to go before Saratoga County gran
• Momentive to merge with Ohio-based company, move headquarters to Columbus
• VLT contract approved for Aqueduct race track
• Property Transactions published Sept. 13, 2010
• Senior Citizens Center of Saratoga Springs announces new executive director
• Besheer on real estate: Thinking of investing in a new home? Here are some tips
• Woman arrested for showing up drunk to pick her child up at elementary school
• Police & Courts: Sept. 13, 2010
• Missing South Glens Falls teen found safe in Albany Sunday
• Photos:Saratoga Stroll for Epilepsy raises more than $60,000
• Momentive to merge with Ohio-based company, move headquarters to Columbus
• Third annual Connor LaFrance 5K to take off Saturday at Saratoga Performing Arts Center
• Property Transactions published Sept. 13, 2010
• In the Biz: Augie's Family Style Italian Restaurant and Bar celebrating six years in Ballston S
• Best of the Best: Blue Streaks Announce Hall of Fame
• Saratoga Wine & Food and Fall Ferrari Festival 2010 Schedule
• A three-day Extravaganza of Excellence!
• SCP Goes to Montreal
• Mr. Ed's Ice Cream Station has been a staple in the Saratoga area for more than 15 years. Thoug
• Two Skidmore standouts earn weekly Liberty League honor
• Stauffer has second start, guides Padres to first place
• Saratoga County Warns Residents
• Saratoga Pop Warner Football Weekend Game Results
• Lady Streaks Swim for Charity:
• Council Passes Capital Budget
• Golf Wrap Up
• Polo Wrap Up
• Varsity Schedule
• Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park is holding its annual Open House on Saturday, September 11
• Home Made Theatre seeks Volunteers for 26th Season
• A.L.L. Celebrates Lifelong Learning Month With Healthcare Forum
• Kevin Zraly featured at Saratoga Wine & Food and Fall Ferrari Festival September 10 - 12
• The Woodward Stakes:
• CSN, Tom Petty thrill sold-out SPAC audience
• Backstretch Beat
• GlobalFoundries welcomes families
• Four Final Days of Fun
• James P. Carli
• Harvest Time
• Donald A. Young
• Vote For Fire Safety
• Ruth Hogan Deyoe
• Second Annual 9-11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Adirondack Trust adds GE exeuctive to Board of Directors
• Chimichurri for Grilled Steak
• Untitled
• Saratoga Springs nursery school to hold open house Monday, August 30
• Local School Districts and their new faces
• Add Eye Protection to Your Kids Game!
• Adirondack Trust Company adds GlobalFoundries executive to board
• Bradford I. Odell Jr
• Robert G. "Dugan" Dennison
• Francis X. Scanlon
• Ethel Maria Yarbrough
• APPLE CRISP - So fresh, so crunchy, perfect for a day at the races!
• Trail network links Tech Campus, community
• Trail network links Tech Campus, community
• SkidMORE
• SkidMORE
• Double dose of dreams
• Double dose of dreams
• Anna House/Belmont Child Care Association honor Lukas and two Velazquezs in Spa City
• City Charter Reform Battle Hits Legal Phase
• Comedy Twists in "Our Son's Wedding"
• Hyde presents Catherine Reid multimedia concert in conjunction with Wyeth exhibition
• Celebrity Chef Lidia Bastianich headlines 2010 Saratoga Wine & Food and Fall Ferrari Festival Se
• Brewers engage in a frothy backyard throwdown
• Local Gigs - Issue of August 27, 2010
• School for Sport
• Back with Brazilian Flair:
• Rare dragonfly found in Wilton
• A.L.L. Offers Art and Music Study Groups
• Travers Festival: More than just the Big Race
• A Perfect Summer Picnic
• Anna's Secret Legacy to Saratoga for Signings
• Anna Mary (Kashuba) Powers
• Mary E. Gruber
• Pamela L. Jones
• James F. O'Malley
• Back To School Eye Examinations
• MAYOR SCOTT JOHNSON PROCLAIMS AUGUST 25 ST. MARY'S HEAD SMART DAY IN SARATOGA SPRINGS
• GE Donates $10,000 to FCC
• The Alabama: The Third Jewel of the Triple Tiara
• Great Trainers: LeRoy Jolley
• Fabulous Fillies take over: Women celebrated, feted at Saratoga Race Course
• Five Below Coming to Wilton
• Unemployed but not out of Work
• Luzerne Music Center Charts Course for the Future
• History Channel Recognizes Saratoga
• Final Weekend of Philadelphia Orchestra ends with a BANG!
• Police & Courts: Aug. 15, 2010
• Photos: Clash of the Cardboard Boat Race Titans
• Local businessman starts Embrace the Race clothing line for Saratoga Race Course fans
• Deadlines coming up for voters to register in Saratoga County
• Patriots, one and all: Saratoga County Veterans of the Year honored at ceremony
• Staking a claim: Securing picnic tables at track a race of its own
• Sen. Gillibrand makes rounds at track, talks jobs and economy
• State racing committee chairman: Aqueduct deal two weeks away (with video)
• Video: Democratic leaders discuss VLT deal
• Your two cents: Bats in your house?
• Malta gets new truck to access tighter spaces, draw water from lake
• Clifton Park man attempts to hijack fire truck at Albany International Airport
• Burnt Hills man injured in one-car rollover
• Police and Courts, August 14, 2010
• 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo invites businesses and organizations to participate
• Your two cents: Bats in your house?
• Canal Corp. charges beautification fee to neighbors who maintain Canal Corp. property
• Clifton Park man attempts to hijack fire truck at Albany International Airport
• Oct. 25 trial set for Moreau man accused of assaulting infant
• Burnt Hills man injured in one-car rollover
• Saratoga Race Course celebrates Halloween early with 'Thriller' dancers, costume parade an
• Police and Courts, August 14, 2010
• 2010 National Racing Museum and Hall of Fame induction a celebration of the sport’s glorious p
• 2010 MVP Health Care Mature Living Expo invites businesses and organizations to participate
• State racing committee chairman: Aqueduct deal two weeks away (with video)
• Canal Corp. charges beautification fee to neighbors who maintain Canal Corp. property
• Oct. 25 trial set for Moreau man accused of assaulting infant
• Saratoga Race Course celebrates Halloween early with 'Thriller' dancers, costume parade an
• 2010 National Racing Museum and Hall of Fame induction a celebration of the sport’s glorious p
• Clifton Park man attempts to hijack fire truck at Albany International Airport
• Displaced residents of the McGregor Village Apartment building fire given shelter, assistance
• Malta gets new truck to access tighter spaces, draw water from lake
• Final obstacle overcome with approval of a gaming operator for Aqueduct racino
• "Fork Art" Exhibit: Utensils in a whole new light
• Benita Zahn To Host A.L.L.’S Forum On Healthcare
• Comedy Central favorite Bernadette Pauley brings Laughter to Saratoga Arts on August 19
• Saratoga Beer Bourbon Scotch Invitational Brings Great Drink, Food and Music on August 20-21
• Saratoga Children's Theater presents Seussical, Jr.
• Bid on unique packages and help a great cause!
• 'Almost Sinatra' to pay homage to 'Ole Blue Eyes'
• "Thriller" of a Weekend at National Museum of Dance
• Orchestra Highlights this Week
• Police & Courts: Aug. 13, 2010
• Bus route from Saratoga Springs to New York City cancelled
• 12-year-old bicyclist hit by car in Clifton Park and hospitalized
• Accident back up southbound traffic on I-87
• Photo: Maestro Charles Dutoit departs as conductor
• Video: Democratic leaders discuss VLT deal
• Halloween coming early today to Saratoga Race Course with children's costume parade, contest an
• Your two cents: Bats in your house?
• NYRA on track with social media
• An Ancient Game Becomes a Challenging Sport
• Locals Restore Historic Caboose in Greenfield
• Fire destroys building at McGregor Village Apartments in Wilton
• Aide to Gov. David Paterson surrenders on assault charge
• New Addition to D.A.R.E. All Stars Camp Teaches Middle-Schoolers how to Prevent Bullying in School
• Police & Courts: Aug. 12, 2010
• New Salon Brings Hair Stylist Back Home to Saratoga
• Late-night Saratoga Race Course crowds drawn to The Post
• Former Skidmore soccer superstar helps Boston Aztec win WPSL National Title
• David Taylor Miller’s name to be added to Saratoga County veterans memorial
• Tour de Farm Bicycle tour through Saratoga National Historic Park
• Saratoga County Clerk warns of deed scam
• Schrade's Posie Peddler has a New Home
• Local Price Chopper supermarkets selling saltwater fish raised in New York
• What is Double H Ranch?
• Bridge carrying Malta Avenue over the Northway reopened
• Airway Meadows hosts Annual Benefit 5K Run/Walk and Golf Tournament to support local cancer survivor
• New York Assembly approves Genting for Aqueduct racino operation
• Tee-Shirts for Trevor!
• Racing fans to be randomly chosen to purchase reserved tables for Travers
• Navy vs. Penn: Sprint teams to face-off in 2010 Allegiance Bowl
• Second of three public hearings for Saratoga Springs Capital Program held
• Local Golf Round Up
• Turning Point 5K
• Chris Riggi stars in 'Vampires Suck'
• Top Chef! Gansevoort Student Wins Gold At National Competition
• Two new Northway exits planned near airport
• Two new Northway exits planned near Albany International Airport
• Restored Greenfield caboose on display this weekend
• Restored Greenfield caboose on display this weekend
• Saratoga Springs City Council hearing today on capital projects fund
• Saratoga Springs City Council hearing today on capital projects fund
• Schools could get millions from new federal jobs bill; $9M slated for Saratoga County
• Schools could get millions from new federal jobs bill; $9M slated for Saratoga County
• New York State Senate majority leader approves Genting to operate Aqueduct VLTs
• New York State Senate majority leader approves Genting to operate Aqueduct VLTs
• Easing transition jitters: D.A.R.E. All-Stars Camp prepares students for middle school
• Fire destroys building at McGregor Village Apartments in Wilton
• Saratoga Springs City Council to discuss Civil Service Commission appointment tonight
• Saratoga Springs Civil Service Commission appointment pulled from special session agenda
• Legislation extends hours of operation for New York racinos
• Easing transition jitters: D.A.R.E. All-Stars Camp prepares students for middle school
• Mechanicville man charged with driving while BAC level three times the legal limit
• Saratoga Springs City Council to discuss Civil Service Commission appointment tonight
• Legislation extends hours of operation for New York racinos
• Mechanicville man charged with driving while BAC level three times the legal limit
• Fire destroys building at McGregor Village Apartments in Wilton
• Saratoga Springs Civil Service Commission appointment pulled from special session agenda
• Saratoga Springs woman jailed on multiple charges
• Saratoga Springs woman jailed on multiple charges
• Police & Courts: Aug. 11, 2010
• Police & Courts: Aug. 11, 2010
• Gansevoort man charged for sex with under-age girl
• Gansevoort man charged for sex with under-age girl
• Corinth man charged with statutory rape
• Probe under way into Saratoga County's hiring of man with disputed psychology credentials
• Saratoga Race Course attendance drops; Broadway business booming
• Have you been flocked? Fundraiser for Operation Adopt-a-Soldier good for our soldiers, and a laugh
• Local leaders praise Sen. Adams for seeking quick resolution to Aqueduct VLT deal
• Statements made by man charged with evidence tampering in Saratoga Springs March 18 hit-and-run deba
• Senators: Approve Aqueduct racino operator by Friday
• Police & Courts: Aug. 10, 2010
• Corinth man charged with statutory rape
• Probe under way into Saratoga County's hiring of man with disputed psychology credentials
• New York Senate majority leader accepts Genting as VLT operator at Aqueduct
• Saratoga Race Course Attendance drops; Broadway business booming
• Lazio snags John Faso endorsement for New York governor over Paladino
• Have you been flocked? Fundraiser good for our soldiers, and a laugh
• Statements made by man charged with evidence tampering in Saratoga Springs March 18 hit-and-run deba
• Local leaders praise Sen. Adams for seeking quick resolution to Aqueduct VLT deal
• Senators: Approve Aqueduct racino operator by Friday
• New York Senate majority leader accepts Genting as VLT operator at Aqueduct
• Lazio snags John Faso enorsement for New York governor over Paladino
• Police & Courts: Aug. 10, 2010
• New Voting Booths To Be Used This Election Season
• Minehan on real estate: Pests come in many forms
• First Saturday Arts Night in Saratoga on Saturday, August 7
• Statements made by man charged with evidence tampering in Saratoga Springs hit-and-run on March 18 d
• Mayor Makes Public Saratoga Springs 2011 Capital Budget
• Senators: Approve Aqueduct racino operator by Friday
• Funny Cide in Saratoga
• Caroline Street temporarily blocked due to broken garbage truck
• State Passes Budget, Finally
• Police & Courts: Aug. 9, 2010
• Scout's Honor: Organization Turns 100 and Recognizes Local Businessman
• Business Briefs: Published in The Saratogian Aug. 9, 2010
• Racing for VLTs: Lottery chooses Genting : What's Next?
• Yepsen: Seal Aqueduct deal now
• Philadelphia Orchestra Highlights this Week
• Sales start stronger on second night of By New York-bred Preferred Yearling Auction
• Online bidding off and 'running' for Saratoga Bridges Benefit
• Photos: Schuyler House hosts 18th Century Day
• Lights! Camera! Lawn Chairs!
• In the Biz: Dance Factory manufactures joyful steps
• Cool Cucumbers - perfect on a hot summer day!
• Racing fans take advantage of Rachel Alexandra hat giveaway at Saratoga Race Course
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• Ballston Spa laundry service site wasn’t always so clean
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• Angelica Textile closing: End of an era taking its toll in Ballston Spa
• Milton adopts new ethics code
• A.L.L. Fall Study Groups Filling
• Eight Local Restaurants Recieve Awards from Internationally-Known Magazine
• Hit-and-run in the town of Saratoga seriously injures 26-year-old; suspect arrested
• Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Selected Yearling Sales 2010: Lower Numbers, Yes. Unsuccessful? No.
• Property transactions published Aug. 9, 2010
• Academy For Lifelong Learning Offers Gift Certificates
• A.L.L. Scholarships Available
• A.L.L. Fall 2010 Brochure
• Saratoga's All American Celebration
• Variety Marks A.L.L.'S Fall Courses
• A SaratogaArtsFest Event: Saratoga Chamber Players
• A.L.L. Presents James Howard Kunstler, ‘The Long Emergency And The Fate Of The US Economy’
• Saratoga Chamber Players Concert
• Saratoga Arts Celebration!
• A.L.L. Offers Travel Study Groups
• A.L.L. Offers Nuclear Submarine Study Group
• Learning Academy Hosts Energy Lunch And Learn Program
• A.L.L. Offers Energy And Toxic Water Study Groups
• Community Gardens Focus Of A.L.L. Study Group
• A.L.L. Offers Choice Of Literature Classes
• Variety Marks A.L.L.'s Spring Courses
• A SINGLE AFFAIR ANNOUNCES FIRST EVENT- FEB 13TH!
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Betty Cassidy
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Carol Gregson
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Margaret French
• Variety Marks Academy for Lifelong Learning's Spring Courses
• Variety Marks Academy for Lifelong Learning's Spring Course
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Storytellers Series: Joe Peck and More Farm Stories
• A.L.L. Spring 2010 Brochure Is Available
• A.L.L. Receives Wal-Mart Grant
• A.L.L. Presents Annual Storytellers Series
• Winning Poster Design for A.L.L. Storytellers Series
• A.L.L. Contributes To EOC
• Concert - Trio Bellescarpe
• The Joey Thomas Big Band
• A.L.L. Offers Murder Mystery Dinner
• Horse owner statistics
• A.L.L. Celebrates Lifelong Learning Month
• Oh Realtor, Who Art Thou?
• A.L.L. Fall Study Groups Filling
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Offers Gift Certificates
• Variety Marks A.L.L.'s Fall Courses
• Jeanne O'Connor And The New Standard
• Lifelong Learning Academy Kicks Off Campaign
• A.L.L. Fall 2009 Brochures Are Available
• A.L.L. Contributes To EOC
• The Mouzon House: History, Hospitality and Haunts
• Firecracker 4 Run
• Matthew Loiacono And Ben Davis
• Frank Vignola Trio
• Amanda's House sees "RED"
• Saratoga Summer Celebration
• Exhibition - Lives of The Hudson
• Exhibition - Amazement Park: Stan, Sara and Johannes VanDerBeek
• Exhibition - Eduardo Paolozzi: General Dynamic F.U.N.
• Exhibition - Tim Rollins and K.O.S.: A History
• Exhibition - Opener 16: Oliver Herring: Me Us Them
• Paul Rishell And Annie Raines
• A.L.L. Recognizes Volunteers
• A.L.L. Plans Victorian Afternoon Tea
• A.L.L. Honors Leadership Saratoga Team
• Saratoga Chamber Players Benefit and Musical Interlude
• A.L.L. Offers Study Group On American Expositions
• A.L.L. Offers Spring Study Groups
• A.L.L. Partners with Shen Students
• Museum Extends Sunday Family Day Program
• A.L.L. Offers Hollywood Film History
• A.L.L. Storytellers Series - A Success
• Eleven Named Finalists for Hall of Fame
• A.L.L. Presents Lance Ingmire on the Civil War
• A.L.L. Offers Study Group On American Expositions
• John Nerud Makes Bequest to National Museum of Racing
• Learning Academy Offers AARP Defensive Driving Course
• Free Family Sunday at National Museum of Racing
• A.L.L. Scholarships Available
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Kate Dudding
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Margaret French
• Hall of Fame Induction Scheduled
• Variety Marks A.L.L.'s Spring Courses
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Betty Cassidy
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Carol Gregson
• Statement on the death of Daily Racing Form Executive Columnist Joe Hirsch
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Joe Peck
• A.L.L. Spring 2009 Brochure
• A.L.L. Presents Storyteller Kate Dudding
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Presents Storytellers Series
• Academy For Lifelong Learning At Saratoga Springs Contributes to Empire State College
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Offers Gift Certificates
• New ALL Executive Council Meeting
• Update On Sanford Stud Farm Progress
• NMR Volunteers Research Saratoga Race Course History
• Aulisi Named Director of the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame
• A.L.L. Partners With Local Museums For Fall Study Groups
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Offers Yoga Philosophy and Poetry
• A.L.L. Offers Shakespeare in China
• A.L.L. Offers American Popular Music and the Times 1900 - 1939
• Six Inducted to National Museum of Racing’s Hall of Fame
• Bongard Room Dedicated at National Museum of Racing
• A.L.L. Fall Study Groups Openings
• RichardsonTo Deliver Hall Of Fame Address
• Racing Museum to Feature “The First Saturday in May”
• Freihofer's Jazz Festival
• Six Elected to National Museum of Racing’s Hall of Fame
• Triple Crown Countdown Program Scheduled for April 26
• A.L.L. Partners With Shen Students
• A.L.L. Begins Spring Term
• 2008 Museum Exhibit Features Equine Medicine
• Dozen Named Finalists for Hall of Fame
• Learning Academy Offers AARP Defensive Driving Course
• Sheffer Named Curator at Racing Museum
• A.L.L. Spring Study Groups Filling
• A.L.L. Receives Wal*Mart Grant
• 2008 Jr. Girl Scout & Brownie Program
• Academy for Lifelong Learning Offers Gift Certificates
• I Hate Hamlet
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• Alice in Wonderland
• Museum Announces Winter Schedule
• A.L.L. Celebrates Diversity - Chinese Culture
• Sixth Annual Fall Festival In Downtown Saratoga Springs
• A.L.L.Celebrates 15th Birthday
• Nafzger Chasing Rare Alabama-Travers Double
• GenNEXT Presents: A Day At The Track
• A.L.L.: The Perfect Retirement Gift
• A.L.L. Fall Study Groups Filling
• Borel, Violette to Participate in Saratoga Preview
• A.L.L. Scholarships Available
• Academy For Lifelong Learning (Formerly ALR) Fall 2007 Brochure
• Academy For Lifelong Learning (A.L.L.) Brochures Available
• ALR Becomes ALL and Names New Executive Council
• 2007 Hall of Fame class to be inducted August 6
• Capital Play “The Best in the World for New York”
• Museum Resumes Regular Schedule
• Thirteen Named Finalists for Hall of Fame
• April Vacation Week Program
• Horsing Around with the Arts Opening Reception
• Preschool Program at the National Museum of Racing
• FREE CONCERT CELEBRATION 5/26
• Academy for Learning in Retirement Offers Gift Certificates
• Open Mic Night
• ALR Fall Study Groups Filling
• Academy for Learning in Retirement Scholarships Available
• Attention Senior Citizens: ALR Brochures Are Available
• Variety Marks ALR's Spring Courses
• Academy for Learning in Retirement Anton Chekhov Seminar
• Bartender's Ball
• Story Dance N Play
• Holiday Ornament Contest
• Joachim Schmid, Photoworks 1982-2007
• Twice Drawn
• Teaching at the Tang Museum
• Opener 11 - Nina Katchadourian
• How to Eat Fried Worms
• The Science of Sleep
• Water

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