August 2008 Archives

News - Don't Cross the Line

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Across the nation, reports of teachers and students having inappropriate relationships or sexual encounters surface on a regular basis, and the safety of students is becoming a concern.

News - History made at DNC: Locals react to Obama's nomination

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One of the most exciting nomination processes in recent history came to a close Wednesday when Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama was given the nod by fellow Democrats to represent the party as its presidential candidate at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado.

News - Step closer for AMD

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The Town of Malta is one step closer to adding a new tenant to the area.

News - Week in review

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Saratoga Race Course workers victims of labor violations

News - The Ghosts of Saratoga

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Saratoga Springs is a city famous for its horse racing, fine architecture and folklore, but according to author, researcher and historian Mason Winfield it is also a place known for its paranormal activity.

Business - Locally-owned jet company offers alternative to airline travel

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It’s not an easy feat to travel today.

Pulse - The Planets Night

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I have always been a believer in the harmonious syncopation of activities of life and music.

Pulse - Final Stretch celebrates end of racing season

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After nearly six weeks of racing at Saratoga the end of the season is upon us and with it comes the final weekend celebration that includes the “Final Stretch” Music Festival, which bids farewell to the racing season with musical performances at various locations throughout the city’s downtown district.

Winner's Circle - Grade I Woodward will be pretty special

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There were seven owner/trainer combinations that put their heads together and decided that just because Curlin is labeled the best dirt horse in the world and he is running a distance that suits him perfectly at his home track is not reason enough to dodge the entry box.

Winner's Circle - A psssion for racing

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A few days ago, I was on the backside, not just at the rail but far back in the barn area.

Winner's Circle - A poster boy for racing

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Evening Attire, the venerable old gray gelding from Pat Kelly’s barn, is the farthest thing possible from a flash in the pan.

Education - Dragone enjoying new position as Ballston Spa Superintendent

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Going into his third week on the job, Joe Dragone, Superintendent of Ballston Spa Central School District, is looking forward to getting into the full swing of the school year.

Jody Marie Federico

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Jody Marie Federico

Robert C. Meeker

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Robert C. Meeker

Elizabeth M. Vernon

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Elizabeth M. Vernon

Food - Corn, Corn, Corn

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Sweet Corn is abundant at the Farmers’ Market and how wonderful this is.

Seniors - Age-wise: Experience works

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Often we give information in sidebars to our columns and wonder if it is of value to our readers.

Sports - Local golf roundup for week of 8/22-8/28

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It seems that last weekend belonged to the senior golfers.

Sports - Brophy captures senior golf tournament

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Saratogian Gail Brophy recently won the Super Senior Championship Division (65 years and older) of the New York State Women’s Senior Amateur Golf Tournament.

Sports - Outdoors: Wrong Again II

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In my last article, I started off by saying that I hate being wrong almost as much as I hate being lied to.

Nicholas J. Rossi, Sr

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Nicholas J. Rossi, Sr

Ronald G. Perry

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Ronald G. Perry

George H. Palmateer, Sr

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George H. Palmateer, Sr

Mary Parke Lira

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Mary Parke Lira

Bruce W. Haswell

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Bruce W. Haswell

Russell James Heinz, Sr.

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Russell James Heinz, Sr.

News - Travers 139

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Like a horse of a different color, the Travers Canoe in the infield of Saratoga Race Course will change shades after the winner of the Travers Stakes is determined Saturday.

News - Bush signs Lyall Act

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Douglas and Mary Lyall have been searching for their daughter Suzanne since she went missing from the University at Albany campus 10 years ago.

News - Healthcare Demonstration

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Today, more than 50 million people in the United States are living without healthcare due to the skyrocketing costs of health insurance, and the rest are seeing their earnings decrease due rising premiums and costs of healthcare.

News - Week in Review

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Greenwich woman arrested after leaving infant on street

News - City Hall stair project delayed due to 'miscalculation'

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The City Hall steps restoration project that was scheduled for completion prior to the opening of the 2008 racing season has had its scheduled date pushed back due to a miscalculation.

Society - Racing for a cure

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Sunday August 17 was a beautiful day at the races.

Business - Longtime friends make West Ave. Pizza work

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It’s all about family at West Avenue Pizza. At least that’s how the staff treats each other at the Saratoga Springs pizza shop.

Age-Wise: What's age got to do with it?

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If you are like the rest of us Americans, lately you have been bombarded by media coverage of the upcoming Presidential election, the Olympic games in China, and soon the election news will be boomeranging back onto our TV screens and into our newspapers and magazines and blogs as two party conventions loom on the horizon.

Pulse - Folk Legends Helm and Dylan highlight Saratoga Music Festival

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During the summer months in Saratoga Springs there is nothing better than a day at the track unless it is followed by a night at SPAC.

Pulse - Artist Spotlight featuring Brian Fox

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Brain Fox is a painter who specializes in capturing high-profile athletes and sporting events from the past and present on canvas.

Back to School - YMCA gives children a place to go

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Just because it’s back to school for children doesn’t mean the fun has to end.

Back to School - Private schools give parents options

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There are many options today when it comes to educating your children.

Back to School - Putting your best face forward

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This time of year our focus shifts from the carefree days of summer to excitement and anticipation of a new school year.

Winner's Circle - Travers boasts largest field since 1990

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The Travers will have its largest field since a field of 13 ran in 1990.

Winner's Circle - Pony horses are essential part of training program

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Around the track, lead-ponies and pretty much all non-race horses are called pony horses.

Winner's Circle - Travers and Woodward should both be highly attended

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Traditionally the Travers Stakes yields the highest attendance of the summer to Saratoga Race Course.

Food - Carrots are not just for Thoroughbreds!

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Here at the Saratoga Farmers’ Market, we mark Travers’ Week with a thematic fundraiser for TRF, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, “Apples and Carrots are for Thoroughbreds.”

Sports - Local golf roundup for Week of 8/15 - 8/21

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One of the area’s top golfing events took place over the weekend at the McGregor Links Country Club.

Sports - My goodbye to the House that Ruth Built

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Let me start by saying Red Sox fans that I’m not concluding the 2008 season is over by any means with this column, though I should probably be addressing all the Tampa Bay fans with this statement as the Rays are above both of us in the standings at this point.

Sports - Wrong Again!

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There’s only one thing I hate worse than being lied to and that’s being wrong.

Sports - Johnson back in winner's circle at Speedway

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Ronnie Johnson of Duanesburg won his second race of the year in the 35-Lap Modified feature last Friday night at the Albany Saratoga Speedway.

Local poet reflects on Spa City, family and horses

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This might be his last summer in the Spa City, but Kentucky native Kenneth Thomas isn’t quite ready to say goodbye.

News - Enough Already!

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A soggy start to the 140th meet at Saratoga Race Course is dampening the summer for tourists and locals alike.

News - Yepsen's bid for Senate seat ends at State Supreme Court

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The race for Joe Bruno’s vacant 43rd Senate District seat got smaller Wednesday when a state Supreme Court judge ruled Saratoga County Supervisor Joanne Yepsen did not have enough valid signatures to qualify for the primary ballot.

News - Former DPW head faces legal battles

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Former Saratoga Springs Commissioner of Public Works Thomas McTygue used to dominate the headlines in local newspapers while he was in office and now his name is once again resurfacing as he has become the center of several legal battles taking place against the city.

News - A knack for tack

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Athletes in all sports have equipment used to help them in competition.

Debra E. Lake

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Debra E. Lake

Mary Dreyer

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Mary Dreyer

Week in Review

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After a year-long bout with brain cancer Glens Falls Mayor Roy Akins passed away at his home Sunday surrounded by family members.

Food - It's gazpacho soup time!

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Every summer I wait anxiously for Gazpacho Time - the time when tomatoes and all vegetables are in season simultaneously, so I can make this favorite soup.

Social - Here's to you

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Well, all I can say is that my sister, Gina (“OOLALA”) would have been in Hat Heaven last Tuesday, August 5th, for the ‘LEND an EAR’ Because We’re Head Over Heels for the YMCA of Saratoga event. Bellissimo!

Business - Heart Gallery helps children find loving homes

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Throughout the month of August, Saratoga Springs’ busiest time, several locations around town have had the smiling faces of children hanging on their walls.

Business - Impressions holding benefits for group that assists racetrack community

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A local business is offering patrons a chance to meet some of the top jockeys racing in Saratoga as a benefit for the Race Track Chaplaincy of America.

Pulse - Adirondack Living Show set for this weekend

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Saratoga Springs is just a stone’s throw away from the Adirondack Park and this weekend area residents and people from throughout the Northeast will have the opportunity to celebrate camps, art and rustic living of the Adirondacks when the 16th edition of the Adirondack Living Show takes place at the Adirondack Sports Complex in Queensbury from Aug. 15-17.

Pulse - Artist Spotlight: featuring Laura Vecchione

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Boston-based singer/songwriter Laura Vecchione is an artist who will touch your soul through her live performances and inspire your mind through her lyrics.

Pulse - Maroon 5 come alive while Counting Crows appear dead

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When it was announced that Maroon 5 would be co-headlining a summer tour with veteran rock act the Counting Crows, it made me wonder why such a new band would be given this honor.

Pulse - O.A.R might be the Dave Matthews of a new generation

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Though I have not been an avid O.A.R. fan or listened to a new album in the last five years, I was excited to see what they had in store for their crowd on Sunday, August 10.

Seniors - Age-Wise: The right side of the grass

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It is not too far fetched to say our generation and those before us grew up with unquestioning respect for doctors and lawyers.

Back To School - Jiu Jitsu teaches children skills that last a lifetime

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Ed Fyvie started training in the martial art of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu when he was 11.

Back To School - Teacher's opinions always matter

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My mom has said that, even now, 35 years after she was last in school, she still has the nightmare that she didn’t study for the test she’s about to take.

Winner's Circle - Getting started: The crew at the starting gate

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The steps leading up to Tom Durkin calling, “They’re at the Post,” are very interesting.

Winner's Circle - Weather to Run

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For trainers with turf horses, this meet has thus far been very frustrating.

Winner's Circle - An interview with jockey Mike Luzzi

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What is your favorite racetrack and why?

News - Travers Festival set to kick off week-long celebration

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To rev things up in preparation for Saratoga Race Course’s biggest race, the Travers Stakes, New York Racing Association and New York Lottery is presenting the Saratoga area nine days of family activities, live entertainment and community events.

Sports - Local golf roundup for week of 8/8-8/15

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McGregor Links Golf Club

Sports - A focus on beauty

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Anaìs Nin once said, “Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.”

Sports - Cottrell scores Malta win on sealed track

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Jimmy Cottrell of Rock City Falls held off Jack Johnson to win his first race of the season at the Albany Saratoga speedway last Friday night. With rain in the forecast and rain nearly everywhere except Malta, track officials made the decision to leave the track sealed to prevent excessive water getting inside.

News - Track turns 140

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For more than 140 years, Saratoga Race Course has helped to build Saratoga Springs into the vibrant city that it is today.

News - Night of Mischief

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The painted fiberglass horses displayed throughout Saratoga Springs have long been a staple of the city’s landscape.

News - Week in review

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Two-car crash leaves four hospitalized

News - Ivins addresses city's economic issues

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With all of the economic problems that currently face New York State, Commissioner of Finance Kenneth Ivins took the opportunity to address some of the major economic issues facing Saratoga Springs at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

Opinion - Edie's kids

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It’s hard to believe that it’s been 11 years now since my grandmother - Edith Waters Mangano - passed away.

News - Second slow week hits racetrack

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After six days of the Saratoga meet, NYRA officials chalked up poor attendance and a decrease in the betting handle to a series of rain storms that swept through the city; however, even with attendance still down after the first two weeks of racing, officials are optimistic that the numbers are starting to turn in their favor.

News - "Big Boxes" in Wilton dispute assessment values

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Facing opposition of recent assessments, the Town of Wilton has a lot of work to do to defend their findings.

Salem Art Works holding annual fundraising event on Aug. 23

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Salem Art Works is pleased to announce that it will hold its fundraising event A Movable Feast this year on Saturday, Aug. 23 from 4-9 p.m.

Business - Local designer touts her line of handbags at Saratoga Trunk

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Eliza DeRocker was born to design.

Business - Downtown Business Association unveils new signs on West Broadway

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After six months of discussion and planning, signs on the west side of Broadway were placed at the corners of Division Street and Church Street.

Gardening - Perennially Yours August 2008 Q & A

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Question: Are there any perennials for shade that bloom in the fall? My shade gardens look pretty good most of the season but peter out by September.

Column - Remembering Chad - An American hero and great friend

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Life is a fragile thing. None of us really knows why we are here and none of us ever knows when our time or the time of our loved ones will be up.

In Brief

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The Road to Happiness: connecting at home

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August is “National Happiness Happens” month, an informal holiday launched in 1999 with ‘Admit You’re Happy Day’ (now called ‘Happiness Happens Day’).

Families Today - A look ahead to the 2008-2009 school year

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With the upcoming school year just around the corner, changes are taking place within local school districts to enhance learning for students and save money in a weakening economy.

Families Today - Five reasons to get your child an eye examination before school starts

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1 in 4 children who entered kindergarten last year in the United States are suffering from an undiagnosed vision problem!

Families Today - Back to a (new) normal

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Until now, thinking about getting ready for a new school year was the very last thing on my mind … and not just because the previous school year seems like it’s only just ended!

Families Today - Very first day of school

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This time last year, Steve and I had almost definitely decided that, come September, we would not be sending Thomas to the 3-year-old preschool we’d signed him up for a year earlier.

Families Today - Backpack Safety

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With the beginning of another school year less than a month away comes the all important decision of which backpack to buy.

Pulse - Artist Spotlight featuring Lindsey Mae

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Ballston Spa singer/songwriter Lindsey Mae knew she desired a career in music when she first performed her act at an open mic and she hasn’t looked back since.

Pulse - Local artist finds fame through new social networking game

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Over the course of the last decade, the record industry has all but collapsed due to its failure to capitalize on the most recent trends in technology.

Food - It's zucchini season!

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This time of year the gardens are producing more zucchini than a person can pick, let alone eat.

Seniors - Age-Wise: One World. One Dream

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As you are reading this column the 2008 Olympics have just begun in China.

Sports - Local golf roundup for week of 8/1-8/8

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Club championships are still in vogue at area golf courses.

Sports - Hearn closes in on all-time driver wins

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Brett Hearn moved to within one victory of becoming Albany Saratoga Speedway’s all-time winningest driver, with his win in last Friday night’s CVRA.com AAA Northway’s 100.

Sports - Fasig-Tipton Sales: Ahead - Bid on One

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The Fasig-Tipton Selected Yearling Sales is one of my favorite August happenings.

Sports - The rarefied air of the racing Hall of Fame

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The National Museum of Racing was established in 1950 by a group of people led by C.V. Whitney.

Sports - Ultimate "Green"

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My wife and I recently stayed in a bed and breakfast home on Indian Point, Nova Scotia in Canada

Winner's Circle - High Action captures A.P. Smithwick

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High Action remained undefeated in the United States has he kicked clear after vaulting the final fence Thursday afternoon and drove on to a 1 ½-length victory in the 13th running of the Grade 2, $85,600 A.P. Smithwick Memorial Steeplechase at two miles and a sixteenth over National Fences.

Winner's Circle - Horse of the year Curlin to race at Saratoga

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The best thing for his horse, the welfare of the sport and consideration for fans played a part in Mr. Jackson’s decision to keep Curlin in Saratoga for his next start. Curlin has a date in the Woodward Stakes.

Winner's Circle - Jockey/Trainer standings can assist with handicapping

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While struggling through perhaps the worst race card Saratoga has ever seen on Thursday, Aug. 7 I take this time to reflect back on the tremendous accomplishments of several jockeys and trainers thru the first two weeks of racing.

News - Behind the silks

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The colors that the jockeys wear during a race are more than what meets the eye.

News - Crime spree

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With tourist season in full swing, people are beginning to think that cash registers are overflowing.

Week in review - 8/1

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Rain hinders opening week attendance and handle

News - Democrats Southworth, Thompson vie for 110th district committee seat

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With election season swiftly approaching, two Saratoga County Democrats are gearing up in order to vie for a 110th district seat on the State Democratic Committee.

Opinion - Top 10 signs racing season is here

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1. Out-of-Towners driving the wrong way on Caroline Street. I just narrowly avoided being hit but such a driver the other day.

News - 'Hometown Hero' brings national GTO covention to city

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Saratoga Springs has always been a hot spot for racing fans and two weeks ago it became a destination for enthusiasts of the Pontiac GTO when they convened in the Spa City to celebrate their 29th annual GTO Association of America International Meet.

Business - Frank Adams named 'Jeweler of the Year'

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Saratoga Springs is now the place to go for the top jewelry in New York.

Business - Chicken continues flying out of Wings Over Saratoga

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A new venue for wings and finger foods has landed on West Avenue.

Pulse - Artist Spotlight: Jason Outenreath

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This weekend filmmakers both locally and from across the country will convene in Ballston Spa to take part in the first Ballston Spa Film Festival Aug. 1 and Aug. 2 in Wiswall Park.

Winner's Circle - It should be quite a Test this Saturday

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Eclipse winner Indian Blessing headlines an impressive group of 3-year-old fillies for Saturday’s 83rd running of the Grade I, $250,000 Darley Test Stakes.

Winner's Circle - Forum on Synthetic tracks a step in right direction

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The difference between a good horse and a great horse is often determined by heart, the pure will to win.

Your Home - Is your roof past its peak

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The home improvement punch list is never ending.

Your Home - Critter control: How to protect your home

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While areas like Saratoga County continue to develop, most homeowners at one time or another will face problems with animals damaging or infesting their homes or properties.

Your Home - Saving ourselves by saving energy

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Most of us know that by switching from our regular light bulbs to compact fluorescent light bulbs is more energy efficient and more earth friendly but there are other things we can do to make it easier on our checking accounts.

Your Home - Gardening: Grazing Deer and Your Gardens

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There is nothing quite as frustrating as a leisurely stroll through your garden, only to find your local deer families have had a party at your expense just hours before.

Margaret E. Smith

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Margaret E. Smith

Robert H. Fuller

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Robert H. Fuller

Winner's circle - Less is better?

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Many of you have read Laura Hillenbrand’s best seller, “Seabiscuit, An American Legend.”

Seniors - Age-wise: Videos of the Mind

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Once upon a time, back when Route 66 was a main drag, an uncle and aunt from Chicago visited me in Los Angeles.

Education - MacFadden still adjusting to retirement one year later

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Thirty-eight years is a long time so it’s no wonder why former Saratoga Springs City School District Superintendent Dr. John E. MacFadden is still adjusting to life after retirement.

Food - Goat cheese stuffed chicken breast

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Summer is in full swing at the Saratoga Farmers’ Market and today’s recipe takes advantage of fresh market product and the weather to grill it.

Sports - Golfing Daze (Local golf roundup)

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This is what I like to call the championship season when area golf clubs will be conducting their annual club championships.

Sports - Wilcox loses decision at Night of Future Champions

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Gary Wilcox would give anything to have last Friday night back.

Sports - We'll miss you Shockey, but there's a new Boss in town

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Something just didn’t seem right at the University at Albany Monday night.

Sports - Delorenzo wins second of '08 at Speedway

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Matt Delorenzo of Voorheesville drove to a convincing win, his first since opening night, in Friday night’s Modified feature at the Albany Saratoga Speedway.
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