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Published October 01Business for Good Foundation Announces Support for Pitney Meadows Community Farm’s Food as Medicine Program
The Business for Good Foundation (BFGF) announced a $20,000 donation to Pitney Meadows Community Farm to double the capacity of its farm-based Food as Medicine (FAM) residential program. The initiative pairs fresh, locally grown produce with hands-on nutrition education to…
Saratoga TODAY
Published October 01Saratoga Springs Youth Ballet Announces New Fall Classes
The Saratoga Springs Youth Ballet (SSYB) announced the expansion of its programs this autumn with two new daytime class offerings starting October 22. The new classes are designed to bring the joy of movement to younger children and the local homeschooling community. Both…
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Published September 30Lenox powwow marks ongoing, vibrant Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican return to ancestral homelands
Centuries ago, the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican people were driven out of their homelands in the Northeast by European colonists. A powwow in Lenox this weekend will continue the community’s work to reestablish millennia-old ties with the region.
Saratoga TODAY
Published October 01Saratoga Springs Girls’ Tennis Senior Night Game, Remain Undefeated
Saratoga Springs Girls’ Tennis hosted Ballston Spa on Friday, September 25 for their senior night game. Saratoga bested the Scotties 7-2 and remain undefeated this season with a 7-0 record. The Saratoga Tennis team has 34 athletes as it is a no cut program, and each senior was…
Saratoga TODAY
Published October 01Saratoga Springs Football Team Victorious in Homecoming Game
The Blue Streaks burst onto the field to an invigorated sea of blue which engulfed the bleachers and spilled onto the track behind the sideline for their annual homecoming football game. As the final gasp of the sun’s rays stretched out from the horizon, the buzzing from the…
Saratoga TODAY
Published October 01Schuylerville Boys’ Soccer Currently Top of Foothills Council
The Schuylerville Varsity boys’ soccer team is currently first in the Foothills Council with a record of 4-0-1 in league play and 6-1-1 overall. The Black Horses won the Foothills council last year but were bounced out of the Section 2 Class B tournament by Broadalbin-Perth in…
Saratoga TODAY
Published October 01Berliner & Myers Headed to Judo Worlds
Ari Berliner (27) & Melissa Myers (30) from the Jason Morris Judo Center (JMJC) have qualified to team USA that will compete at the World Judo Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, October 4-10. This will be Berliners’ fifth trip to the worlds with his best finish being last year as…
MAN INDICTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER DUE TO RECKLESS DRIVING
MAN INDICTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER DUE TO RECKLESS DRIVING
Chronicle interviews Anthony Constantino
By Ben Westcott & Mark Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer & Editor Republican NY-21 candidate Anthony Constantino sat down for an interview by The Chronicle editorial staff at our office on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 24. Mr. Constantino, 43, lives in the Saratoga County Town of…
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Published 5 hours agoRural Catskill region residents urge FCC to reject Verizon’s plan to end copper landlines
Hundreds of thousands of residents may be losing their main source of communication: their landline telephone. Verizon filed an application last month to phase out its copper-based landline phone services in New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, DC, and seven other states. But…
Mid Hudson News
Published 14 hours agoAttorney General releases bodycam footage of officer-involved shooting of teen (GRAPHIC VIDEO)
Abbreviated Version Of Footage Above Longer Version of Footage Below ALBANY – New York State Attorney General Letitia James has released bodycam footage from several police officers involved in the June 27, 2026, officer-involved shooting that claimed the life of a 17-year-old…
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Published October 01Western Mass. residents sound off on pitch to send millions more gallons of Quabbin water east
In Massachusetts, a proposal to move an additional 20 million gallons of water a day from a reservoir is drawing fierce backlash.The western Mass. towns entrusted with stewarding the Quabbin Reservoir are once again raising questions of equity as state officials collect feedback.