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‘Other One Brewing’ Opened By Four Partners In Glennpeter Plaza In Halfmoon

Posted onJuly 11, 2022
A crowd gathers in the taproom that is part of Other One Brewing in Halfmoon, owned by Randy Lewis , Brian Hutchinson, Pete LaPan and Matt Stillitano.
Courtesy Other One Brewing

By Susan Elise Campbell

With the opening of Other One Brewing, a new craft brewery and tap room at Glennpeter Plaza in Halfmoon, co-founder and president Randy Lewis has checked one more thing off his bucket list.

Lewis has been a home brewer for years, an interest shared by his son. But with a new baby and grandchild on the way, the timing wasn’t right for a father-son enterprise, he said. But it was just right for his three neighbors, Brian Hutchinson, Pete LaPan and Matt Stillitano. During the pandemic the four started making beer and working out of Hutchinson’s garage, splitting all the expenses. 

Now they own a business.

“Brewing isn’t cheap,” Lewis said. “We’ve spent well into the six figures.”

The story began when one of the neighbors came over to his home to watch the brewmeister at work “and to drink the stuff,” Lewis said. As interest grew, Lewis said, “I’m not getting any younger. Let’s open a small tap room.”

Lewis is retired but the other three still work full time. Nevertheless, they agreed to run the tap room with no outside staff.

Lewis said he did some market research and analysis to assess what styles and flavors of beer the community would buy. 

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Stacie Clark To Deliver Keynote Address At Thoroughbred Conference In Saratoga

Posted onJuly 11, 2022
Stacie Clark, operations consultant for the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA), and Gary Falter, project manager for OwnerView, which provides information on aspects of ownership.
Courtesy OwnerView

Stacie Clark, operations consultant for the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA), will be  the keynote speaker for OwnerView’s in-person Thoroughbred Owner Conference held at Saratoga Race Course on July 25-26.

Clark has been with the TAA since its inception in 2012 and assumed the role of operations consultant in 2014. Previously, she created the first in-house retirement program while serving as Thoroughbred Retirement Program manager at Adena Springs. She has made numerous presentations on behalf of thoroughbred aftercare throughout North America as well as in the U.K. and Japan.

Before delving into aftercare, Clark rode as a jockey in Ontario, Canada, and was nominated for the 1994 Sovereign Award as Outstanding Apprentice. When Woodbine Racetrack expanded its television department in 1999, she crossed over to associate producer and racing television commentator. In 2013, Clark co-produced HRTV’s Eclipse Award-winning and Emmy-nominated documentary “Saratoga War Horse.”

Clark will provide her perspective on the evolution of aftercare from the early 2000s to today, highlight the progress made by the industry, and discuss future challenges.

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SUNY ADK, Saratoga High Enter Partnership

Posted onJuly 11, 2022

SUNY Adirondack and Saratoga Springs City School District have developed a new partnership to offer continuing education and lifelong learning opportunities to the greater Saratoga Springs community.

Officials said SUNY Adirondack has a thriving continuing education division, as did Saratoga until the latter’s broadly supported offerings were shuttered in 2019.

Partnering with SUNY Adirondack’s long-standing program will bring back new and past courses and instructors to Saratoga Springs residents at Saratoga Springs City School District and community sites, as well as at SUNY Adirondack’s Saratoga facility, officials said.

The new continuing education program will begin in Fall 2022, offering classes for such varied interests as cooking, fitness, arts, languages and trips and tours throughout the region. Course proposals from interested instructors, businesses and tour sites are welcome.

“We are so excited to partner with the school district to offer lifelong learning opportunities to the Saratoga Springs community at fantastic facilities,” said Caelynn Prylo, assistant dean for continuing education and workforce innovation at the college. “SUNY Adirondack has been Saratoga’s community college for 45 years and now we are thrilled to work with students of all ages through this new program.”

A catalog of course offerings will be released in August and mailed to homes within the Saratoga Springs City School District, as well as be available on SUNY Adirondack’s website.

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CDTA Summer Service Returns To Saratoga

Posted onJuly 11, 2022

The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) will once again offer a variety of summer service programs to travelers in the Capital Region. These services include the return of the popular Navigator Summer Fun Pass, the Saratoga Summer Visitors Trolley, and service to Grafton Lakes State Park.

“We’re thrilled to once again have these popular summer services that provide people in our community a low-cost, accessible option to get out and enjoy what the Capital Region has to offer,” said CDTA CEO Carm Basile. “From cooling off and enjoying Grafton Lakes State Park, to checking out the attractions of Saratoga, these services are a way to allow everyone to explore their own backyard.”

The Summer Fun Pass offers Capital Region youth, 17 and under, unlimited rides on CDTA regular route buses through Aug. 31, for $44. The pass offers a significant savings of nearly 70 percent from the standard cost of two monthly Navigator passes. 

Area kids can use the Summer Fun Pass to get to key destinations like Grafton Lakes State Park, local pools, parks, and summer employment. Customers can purchase passes at the CDTA Sales Center located at 85 Watervliet Ave. in Albany and the Saratoga Springs Train Station at 26 Station Lane in Saratoga Springs.

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Farm In Moreau Is Set To Open ‘Dancing Grain Farm Brewery’ In July

Posted onJuly 11, 2022
Dancing Grain Farm Brewery will open and start selling its craft beers in July.
Courtesy Dancing Grain Farm Brewery

By Christine Graf

After encountering countless pandemic-related delays, the owners of Dancing Grain Farm Brewery in Moreau hope to open their craft brewery in July.

For owner Rachel McDermott, a Cornell University graduate with a degree in applied economics and management, Dancing Grain is more than a business.

“For me, it’s a passion project. This is how we secure our family farm for the future,” she said.

A farm girl at heart, McDermott grew up on her family’s grain farm, WestWind Ag in Schaghticoke. The farm is owned by her father, James Czub, and uncle, Robert Czub. In 2016, the brothers purchased the 308-acre Moreau property, a former dairy farm, where the brewery is located.

McDermott and her husband, attorney Sean McDermott, live in the remodeled farm house on the property along with their two-year old son. Six years ago, McDermott left a successful career as an investment banker on Wall Street in order to join the family business.

“I always had a desire to be closer to my roots,” she said.

Under her leadership, WestWind Ag diversified operations and invested in new processing equipment and expanded planting operations to include brewers and distiller’s grains—grains that are used in the production of Dancing Grain’s craft beers.

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Kyle Magne Opens State Farm Office In Saratoga, Offering Insurance, Financial Plans

Posted onJuly 11, 2022
Kyle Magne, CPCU, and Jessica Hauprich stand outside the new State Farm office at 200 West Ave., Suite 102, in Saratoga Springs. ©2022 Saratoga Photographer.com

By Jill Nagy

After a decade handling insurance claims, Kyle Magne is, for the first time, an agent with his own office, Magne’s State Farm Agency at 200 West Ave., Suite 102, in Saratoga Springs, just north of Saratoga High School.  

He is reveling in his new role. 

“In claims, you get to help people and you never see them again,” he said. As an agent, he looks forward to establishing long-term relationships with clients. His office offers “a plethora” of insurance products as well as financial products. 

In recent years, State Farm has been emphasizing financial products, including mutual funds, as well insurance, he said. Magne hopes to add services as a financial planner to his agency. 

“That’s my goal, I hope within a year,” he said. Overall, “Our mission is to educate people so they know what they have.” 

What Magne referred to as his team, includes another licensed agent and two others who are studying for their licensing examinations. 

“We’re having fun we’re helping people, we’re happy,” he said. 

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Department Of Labor Has Plan To Improve Unemployment Insurance Services In NYS

Posted onJuly 11, 2022

The state Department of Labor is halfway through its four-year strategic modernization plan, an ongoing effort that will reduce call volume, enhance customer experience, and swiftly connect New Yorkers to unemployment insurance benefits. 

NYSDOL is currently collaborating with the state Office of Information Technology Services to develop and implement technological solutions that will improve the UI benefit application process, check on the status of claims, and address claim issues with unprecedented efficiency with the goal of handling 100 percent of customer inquiries. 

The plan is part of an ongoing DOL effort to enhance the overall customer experience and reduce fraud.

“The struggles that New York’s workforce experienced during the pandemic showed us how crucial it is to be able to connect job searchers with employers,” Gov. Kathy Hochul said. “As we rebuild from the economic effects of the pandemic, we must continue to improve the systems that allow us to get money back into New Yorkers’ hands. I commend the Department of Labor for their swift work throughout the pandemic to help New Yorkers facing hardship, and I look forward to continuing to work with them as we address gaps in our infrastructure.”

Department of Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon said the department of Labor “was already working to improve the unemployment system, but the pandemic put that on the fast track in order to swiftly deliver $105 billion in assistance to nearly 5 million New Yorkers. Since then, the department has embraced innovative solutions and we continue to evolve to better serve New Yorkers. Our ability to adapt is why so many states continue to look to us for leadership throughout this global health crisis.”

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Pepsi Pledges Up To $455,000 Over 10 Years To Support Programs At Saratoga Hospital

Posted onJuly 11, 2022

Pepsi Beverages Co. recently pledged up to $455,000 to support key Saratoga Hospital initiatives, including programs that provide affordable care for the underserved, services to prevent and treat substance misuse, and nursing education.

 “Pepsi has long been a wonderful partner to Saratoga Hospital and our community,” said Mary Solomons, executive director of Saratoga Hospital Foundation. “Thousands of patients each year benefit from programs that Pepsi’s generosity helps make possible.”

 The 10-year pledge continues Pepsi’s traditional support for two annual Saratoga Hospital fundraisers: The Gala, which benefits the hospital’s Saratoga Community Health Center, and the Golf Invitational for the hospital’s nursing scholarship program.

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Zobel Kitchens Adds New Products, Including Weatherproof Line Of Outdoor Cabinetry

Posted onJuly 11, 2022
This unit is a new line Zobel Kitchens added from NatureKast. It is a 100 percent weatherproof line of outdoor cabinetry designed to withstand the weather changes of the region.
Courtesy Zobel Kitchens

Zobel & Co. Kitchens, a kitchen design and custom cabinetry showroom located in the Union Square Building in Glens Falls, announced the addition  of two new product lines, signaling continued growth for the firm in residential  renovation and construction.  

The firm now offers a  line of cabinetry made  especially for outdoor living, along with fully custom and semi-custom cabinetry  lines, the company said.

“In the past, outdoor kitchens were a harder  investment to make because of our short summers,” said Arthur Zobel, owner and  senior designer. “But now many folks are working from home or spending the full  summer at their vacation house so elevating their outdoor space makes great sense.”   

Zobel & Co. Kitchens now offers the NatureKast, a 100 percent weatherproof line of outdoor cabinetry designed to withstand the dramatic weather changes of the region. 

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Death Wish Coffee Rolls Out A New Offering, ‘Espresso Roast,’ Available Online, In Stores

Posted onJuly 11, 2022
Espresso Roast is a new product from Death Wish based in Saratoga Springs.
Courtesy Death Wish Coffee

Death Wish Coffee Co. based in Saratoga Springs has launched a new offering, Espresso Roast. 

The company said the new roast features “a smooth aroma with notes of cocoa, caramelized sugar and black cherry, for an intense taste and double the strength.”

A proprietary blend to Death Wish Coffee, Espresso Roast is certified fair trade and USDA organic like its other coffee products.

Espresso Roast is the first product to debut Death Wish Coffee’s new look, featuring signature lightning bolts and vibrant colors to quickly communicate roast varieties and flavors. Death Wish Coffee’s other products, including Dark Roast and Medium Roast, will transition to the new look later this year.

“Our consumers are looking for a premium coffee experience at home with a rich, intense flavor and a base for espresso drinks to channel their inner barista. Espresso Roast delivers a smooth, never-bitter cup every time, no matter how it’s brewed,” said Mike Pilkington, CEO of Death Wish Coffee. “Espresso Roast joins our everyday line-up of Dark Roast and Medium Roast, along with our seasonal flavors, to give coffee consumers the variety they’re seeking.”

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