The Saratogian

The Saratogian's Web editor presents his montly recap of visitors to the newspaper's staff-written blogs. After two months of declining traffic across almost the entire list, was October another month of disappointment? Full Story »

WILTON — Development officials in Wilton today unveiled a blueprint to devolop as many as 17,000 jobs in the coming years. Full Story »

BALLSTON SPA — The Saratoga County Sheriff's Department is investigating a domestic violence incident in which two people sustained multiple stab wounds. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Firefighters have extinguished a trash fire in a garage on Elm Street. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — SaratogaArtsFest is already ramping up for the fourth-annual citywide celebration of the arts scheduled for June 10-13, 2010, with the announcement of six programming support grants. The grants, totaling nearly $10,000, are designed to help these organizations enhance their performances and events for the four-day festival, which will once again offer some 100 events spanning ... Full Story »

GREENFIELD — Police today will try again to find clues that might explain the death of a Colorado woman whose partial remains were discovered two weeks ago. Full Story »

MILTON — A Galway teen remained in critical condition at Albany Medical Center a day after his car crash in Milton Sunday, a hospital spokesperson said Monday. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — An application to reconstruct the South Broadway McDonald’s restaurant will return to the Planning Board Wednesday, after being considered at a joint meeting of all three city land use boards in October. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Be prepared to hold it a little longer if you were planning on relieving yourself at the city’s new bathrooms in Congress Park. Full Story »

HADLEY — A 44-year-old bridge replacement project is “shovel-ready” enough to merit funding from the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Saratoga County officials announced Monday. Full Story »

SOUTH GLENS FALLS — When the South Glens Falls School District’s tax bills come out next September, the Target distribution center in Wilton will receive a much larger bill than they’ve paid for several years. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — In explaining his Saturday ‘no’ vote on the House version of the health care bill, U.S. Rep. Scott Murphy said he believes the legislation will not do enough and includes problematic provisions. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — State environmental officials are prompting hoteliers to get on board with their green agenda with the launch this month of a new initiative called the New York State Green Hospitality Partnership. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — A book about an English Channel island that fell to Nazi Germany during World War II has been selected by public vote as this year’s book of choice for Saratoga Reads, as the community-wide reading program launches its sixth year. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Saratoga Springs Police Department is currently attempting to locate a missing 17-year-old white female. Full Story »

ALBANY — A colleague of former Sen. Republican Majority Leader Joseph Bruno said on Monday that when he called the Teamsters union on behalf of Bruno, he didn’t know Bruno was being paid to lure union pension funds to the investment firm. Full Story »

A daily recap of recent law enforcement activity. This information has also been published in The Saratogian print edition on Nov. 10, 2009. Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — U.S. Rep Scott Murphy cited provisions added to HR 3962, the House version of the health care bill passed Saturday night, in explaining his "no" vote on the legislation. Full Story »

The Saratogian business reporter Mareesa Nicosia has several updates at her blog, including:  Full Story »

MILTON — An 18-year-old from Galway sustained serious injuries early Sunday morning after a one-car accident on Galway Road in Milton. Full Story »

BALLSTON SPA — Only two of the 23 supervisors who make up the county board will change in 2010, and county officials say that is a good thing. Full Story »

For a myriad of reasons, many of us are deciding to stay put in the homes we currently own. It’s a great time to reacquaint ourselves with the joys of our present homeownership from a healthier and happier perspective. Recognizing that larger is not necessarily better and that less can actually be more, many homeowners are looking for ways to make their homes more useful, comfortable and ... Full Story »

SARATOGA SPRINGS — In addition to being a minister, a teacher, a musician, a mother of two and a grandmother of six, Barbara Floryshak is a builder of bridges. Full Story »

The National Museum of Dance and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs held its first annual Bridal Show Sunday. Full Story »

GLENS FALLS — The state got no takers during a recent auction of the Glens Falls Armory. Full Story »