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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Melanie Snyder

    Shelters of Saratoga breaks ground on permanent Code Blue shelter (opens the original)

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    SARATOGA SPRINGS – Shelters of Saratoga (SOS) broke ground Thursday on the future, seasonal homeless shelter on Ballston Avenue – the first permanent Code Blue shelter to service all of Saratoga County. The shelter, which is expected to cost $6 million, will house about 75 people and offer amenities during the winter months. Stephanie Romeo, executive director of SOS, the non-profit human services agency that will operate the shelter, said she expects the shelter will open next winter. The

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Melanie Snyder

    Shelters of Saratoga breaks ground on permanent Code Blue shelter (opens the original)

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    SARATOGA SPRINGS – Shelters of Saratoga (SOS) broke ground Thursday on the future, seasonal homeless shelter on Ballston Avenue – the first permanent Code Blue shelter to service all of Saratoga County. The shelter, which is expected to cost $6 million, will house about 75 people and offer amenities during the winter months. Stephanie Romeo, executive director of SOS, the non-profit human services agency that will operate the shelter, said she expects the shelter will open next winter. The perma

  3. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Melanie Snyder

    Shelters of Saratoga breaks ground on permanent Code Blue shelter (opens the original)

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    SARATOGA SPRINGS – Shelters of Saratoga (SOS) broke ground Thursday on the future, seasonal homeless shelter on Ballston Avenue – the first permanent Code Blue shelter to service all of Saratoga County. The shelter, which is expected to cost $6 million, will house about 75 people and offer amenities during the winter months. Stephanie Romeo, executive director of SOS, the non-profit human services agency that will operate the shelter, said she expects the shelter will open next winter. The

  4. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Melanie Snyder

    Shelters of Saratoga breaks ground on permanent Code Blue shelter (opens the original)

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    SARATOGA SPRINGS – Shelters of Saratoga (SOS) broke ground Thursday on the future, seasonal homeless shelter on Ballston Avenue – the first permanent Code Blue shelter to service all of Saratoga County. The shelter, which is expected to cost $6 million, will house about 75 people and offer amenities during the winter months. Stephanie Romeo, executive director of SOS, the non-profit human services agency that will operate the shelter, said she expects the shelter will open next winter. The perma

  5. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Melanie Snyder

    Shelters of Saratoga breaks ground on permanent Code Blue shelter (opens the original)

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    SARATOGA SPRINGS – Shelters of Saratoga (SOS) broke ground Thursday on the future, seasonal homeless shelter on Ballston Avenue – the first permanent Code Blue shelter to service all of Saratoga County. The shelter, which is expected to cost $6 million, will house about 75 people and offer amenities during the winter months. Stephanie Romeo, executive director of SOS, the non-profit human services agency that will operate the shelter, said she expects the shelter will open next winter. The

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