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- Sep 29, 2026
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SLICFiber presents $16K donation to Saratoga Springs non-profit Kelly’s Angels (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – As part of its Fiber Of Hope campaign, which sets aside $25 from every new installation for local cancer charities in its growing service area, SLICFiber presented a check for $16,850 to Kelly’s Angels on Tuesday Morning. The campaign started on Feb. 4, 2026, and features a pink fiber-optic cable, as opposed to the traditional black one, that connects a home or business to SLICFiber’s network. Known as “the Pink Drop,” the cable serves as a visible symbol of cancer aware
Local stakeholders take part in homelessness panel hosted by Indivisible ADK/Saratoga (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Community members and leaders recently met at the Saratoga Springs Public Library for a panel discussion examining homelessness in Saratoga County, as well as law enforcement response and current resources available. Hosted by Indivisible ADK/Saratoga’s Finding Common Ground committee, the panel featured local stakeholders – including Francine Vero, who presides over Community Outreach Court; Co-Chair of the Saratoga-North Country Continuum of Care Lindsey Gonzalez; Spa
2,123-pound pumpkin takes first place at 11th annual Saratoga Giant PumpkinFest (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — This year’s heaviest pumpkin at the Saratoga Giant PumpkinFest weighed in at 2,123.50 lbs and was grown by Josh Hilton of Nassau, N.Y. The second-place pumpkin, grown by Ernie Gustinucci of Jackson, P.A., weighed 1821.50 lbs, and the third-place pumpkin, grown by Tadd King of Freedom, N.Y., weighed 1674.50 lbs. Hilton shared following his victory that this has been a very successful year for him – taking first place in a variety of other weigh-offs, including at the Durh
Wilton town supervisor provides updates following August tornadoes (opens the original)
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WILTON, N.Y. –– Town Supervisor Toni Sturm described last month’s severe storm as a “catastrophic and rare weather event” during a press conference Thursday. Sturm provided updates on cleanup efforts while outlining how the town plans to overhaul its emergency response and communications following the tornadoes. A little under a month ago, on Thursday, Aug. 27, two tornadoes touched down in Wilton. Sturm said that, according to the National Weather Service, the area experienced winds reaching up
Saratoga city charter vote moved to 2027 (opens the original)
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Spa City residents will no longer be voting on the proposed charter changes this November. At Tuesday evening’s City Council meeting, Charter Review Commission Chair Vince DeLeonardis said that the vote on Phase Two of the Commission’s recommended charter changes would be pushed to the November 2027 general election, instead of taking place this year as originally intended. He said that the reason for this delay was due to a “determination made last week by County Board
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