There are certain things in life you just don’t want to know the truth about.
As the Saratoga Performing Arts Center gears up for its 42nd season of providing world-renowned performing artists to Saratoga Springs, I sat down with SPAC’s President Marcia White to discuss the venue and its upcoming season.
Job seekers will have a chance to show off their skills at Saratoga’s Job Fair on May 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the City Center.
$1.7M grant awarded to Skidmore
Rose Mary DeLorenzo Vasko
Gladys Ruth (Porter) Onody
The familiar grinning faces of Jake and his dog Rocket, the Life is good mascots, are moving into a new home at 490 Broadway.
The colorful carnival-like party associated with the famed New Orleans Mardi Gras festival will soon be hitting the streets of Saratoga Springs when the city hosts its second annual celebration of the legendary event on Sunday, April 27.
Studies show that music has the power to heal the human body and ward off many diseases that threaten our existence.
MEAT FONDUE (often done with beef, try lamb, chicken, pork for variation)
Three local high school students are headed to Albany to spend some time learning the ins and outs of state government following the completion of a five week leadership program.
Some of us have lived through at least one economic crisis, if not more, in our lifetimes.
Like so many other established baseball programs in the Saratoga County region, the Schuylerville Black Horses are competing once again this spring for an invitation to the Section II playoffs.
This week, three horses, two jockeys and one trainer were elected to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.
Beginning in May, more than 130 million households will receive Economic Stimulus Checks sent by the United States government in hopes to boost the national economy.
With Earth Day quickly approaching it was fitting that the Saratoga Springs City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 15 included topics concerning the preservation of the city’s landscape.
CDTA offers free rides on Earth Day
Residents of the village of Round Lake will be seeing less traffic coming through the village center after the construction of a bypass, which will connect Interstate 87 to Route 9.
In honor of Earth Day on April 22, Saratoga P.L.A.N. (Preserving Land and Nature) is hosting a nature walk on Wednesday, April 23 at 10 a.m.
A Beekman Street gallery and art shop has opened its doors for a good cause.
Albany based rock duo Sirsy is the brainchild of Melanie Krahmer and Rich Libutti.
This year the Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis services of Saratoga County (DVRC) is celebrating 25 years of providing assistance to victims of domestic violence throughout Saratoga County.
Catherine “Kitty” Frances Rotchford
Mae R. (Lowry) Richardson
Spring is here and the horses have come back to Oklahoma.
Have you ever heard of a gentleman named Clarence Petty?
Thomas Denham is the Managing Partner and Career Counselor of Careers in Transition LLC.
The high school prom is a special occasion that countless students look forward to as one of the highlights of their high school careers; however, it is also a time that raises many concerns for parents, school officials and local law enforcement agencies troubled with the risks of underage drinking affiliated with prom season.
While residents throughout the Capital Region start gearing up for the warm days of spring, volunteers and police have renewed their search for Jaliek Rainwalker.
Improvements to South Broadway offer new look to Spa City
Dolores M. (Prada) Ramsey
Jeanne T. (Walthers) Coleman
Estella E. (Pepper) Boyce
West Avenue could become the new Broadway with current development trends, and by summer 2009, another condominium complex will be opening its doors.
It is said that a dog is man’s best friend.
The students in Charlie Kuenzel’s Astronomy classes at Saratoga Springs High School are leading our way into the future and possibly a home on the moon.
Residents and parents of the Ballston Spa Central School District voiced concerns about the new initiative to reorganize the district into four kindergartens through fifth grade buildings and close down the existing Malta Avenue Intermediate School.
The Saraoga Springs Board of Education unanimously approved the proposed 2008-09 school year budget with total spending set at $107 million.
When I was young I looked to books and movies for role models. Nancy Drew and Jo from “Little Women” introduced me to my first independent-minded girls.
Having a bad day at the office!
The Academy for Life Long Learning (A.L.L.) at Saratoga Springs is commemorating its 15th anniversary by celebrating diversity and is hosting an event open to the public which will focus on the culture of India.
Say goodbye to winter and kick-off the spring and summer season at the Capital Region’s outdoor recreation, health, fitness and travel marketplace!
Little League Requires Big Safety!
Although you may have never handled a tennis racquet or a golf club, you may very well have suffered from a dull achiness or a sharp pain on either side of your elbow which limits your ability in using your arm.
The year 1969 marked the height of peace and love and music in America.
The Skidmore College Department of Theatre will present its spring performance of Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas starting April 11.
Scrolling through the New York State Public High School Athletic Association’s (NYSPHSAA) online baseball record book, it’s not uncommon to see the names of many previous Saratoga Central Catholic baseball standouts.
The final prep races for the KY Derby will run on Saturday.
This past weekend more than 2,000 grapplers from across the country converged in Newark New Jersey for the 2008 N.A.G.A. World Championships.
Week three went very well for the competitors in the Global Fitness “Biggest Loser” weight-loss challenge.
MaryAnn L. (Strock) Phelps
Dorothy J. (Westra) Chittenden
Murder suspect arrested for selling crack cocaine in Halfmoon
After tabling increases to the proposed water and sewer rates on March 18, the Saratoga Springs City Council unanimously voted in favor of the rate increases on Tuesday, April 1.
After an exciting process of nominations, judging and tallying, we now have our Top 10 Women of Influence of Saratoga County.
The Saratoga Springs City School District proposed budget for the 2008-09 school year is getting close to complete and could be adopted by the Board of Education by next week.
Residents in Ballston Spa seeking relaxation and revitalization now have a new outlet at Living Well Healing Arts Center and Spa.
The Courtyard Marriott is ready to receive a new addition from the National Football League’s winningest coach, Don Shula.
If you are a regular reader of Saratoga TODAY you have certainly noticed that this newspaper continues to grow and improve.
In July, the NYC Ballet will dance their way into Saratoga Springs to celebrate 40 years of residency at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
Last week, I took the time to use my opening column to speak about Live Nation’s strangle hold on America’s live music scene.
Studies show that people spend 90 percent of their time indoors.
Boyce and Drake has been providing quality customer service in Saratoga Springs for the last 61 years.
The Bobcat Company is well-known in the contractor world, but now homeowners are starting to learn a thing or two about them.
The Ballston Spa baseball team recently opened their season with a spring trip to Virginia.
You’re not going to believe this.
It was Euripides who said: Circumstances rule men; men do not rule circumstances.
Jess Jackson, 80 percent owner of Curlin hit the nail on the head; “The public needs heroes for racing to be what it once was. The stars have to endure.”
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