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Happy Independence Day! So much to do on July 3, 4, 5, 6, 7! Shepard Park stage destroyed by fire. Trump vs. Biden reactions. Glens Falls installs security cameras in parks. Dog bitten by rattlesnake. ProcellaCOR used in Lake George after Muller lifts restraining order. Paula Collins’ ‘reeducation camp’ comment blew up in race vs. Elise Stefanik. City Park stabbing under investigation; ‘no public danger’. Jimmer joins Reese’s. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!
Concerts will bring heavy traffic to Saratoga Springs
People traveling through Saratoga Springs this week should expect heavy traffic. New York State Park Police have issued a heavy traffic advisory with three nearly sold-out concerts playing at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. The Tyler Childers show is set for Wednesday night, and the Dave Matthews Band will be...
Saratoga Springs official's $60,000 legal bill sparks taxpayer outrage
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (WRGB) — Saratoga Springs taxpayers could be on the hook for more than $60,000 in attorney fees racked up by one city official alone for services rendered over the last six weeks. Outside counsel hired by the city’s Commissioner of Accounts, Dillon Moran, related to an...
Governor Hochul launches 'Get offline, Get outside' campaign, no fees at state park pools
NEW YORK (WRGB) — Governor Kathy Hochul kicking off July in a big way with a new campaign encouraging families to "Get offline, Get outside." All summer fees associated with swimming pools at state parks, including the Saratoga Spa State Park, are waived. Today, we're announcing this Get Offline,...
Herbicide used in Lake George for first time
After years of controversy, state officials apply ProcellaCOR in fight against invasive milfoil. In a first for Lake George, a state contractor dropped an herbicide into a pair of northern basin bays to fight Eurasian watermilfoil, an invasive plant that poses problems in many Adirondack lakes. The application, early Saturday,...
The music plays on at Shepard Park after fire
The Lake George Summer Concert Series is coming back Tuesday night after a fire destroyed the Shepard Park Bandstand on Sunday morning. The charred husk of the amphitheater was removed Sunday afternoon and only its foundation remains.
Saratoga Springs Publishing to offer events in new downtown space
Saratoga Springs Publishing recently celebrated the opening of its new location. Vicki Addesso Dodd, a local author who started the publishing business in 2012, is thrilled about this next chapter for the company. “Originally I just did it for fun, and 12 years later we’ve got a pretty significant label...
Controversial herbicide applied to fight invasive water plant in Lake George
LAKE GEORGE, NY (WRGB) — Lake George- This weekend, a controversial chemical was put into select spots on Lake George. The herbicide ProcellaCOR, which is used to treat an invasive aquatic plant, the Eurasian watermilfoil, was deployed in parts of the lake– leaving many wondering what risks it’ll bring.
Frederick Douglass Speaks on Democracy
Frederick Douglass interpreter Nathan M. Richardson will speak about the meaning of American Democracy in the words of the former slave turned writer, orator and abolitionist. The program will be held at the Frederick Allen Elks Lodge No 609, 69 Beekman Street in Saratoga Springs on Sunday, July 28 at 2pm and is jointly sponsored by the Lodge and the Saratoga County History Center at Brookside Museum.
Off the Beaten Path: Sculpture Park at Salem Art Works
SALEM, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Located in Washington County, Salem Art Works is an artist community and sculpture park hosting a rotating roster of sculptures by regional, national, and international artists. It was founded by Anthony Cafritz in 2005. Salem Art Works supports emerging and established artists dedicated to creating new work and promotes an appreciation of contemporary art within […]
Saratoga Springs celebrates its cycling legacy with a historical marker
A new historical marker in downtown Saratoga Springs celebrates the city’s ties to bicycling. Wentworth Rollins made history when he rode his 52-inch Columbia high-wheel penny farthing from New York City to Chicago over three months. Now, just across the street from Congress Park, a blue and gold plaque...
The Orchard Project Has Deep Saratoga Roots
Saratoga Springs might be the next off-off Broadway hotspot. No joke. That’s the vision of Ari Edelson, Artistic Director of New York City–based The Orchard Project, which Edelson describes as a “Yaddo for performance” that’s helped workshop, incubate and accelerate hundreds of plays and dramatic stories, including many that went on to off-Broadway and Broadway, winning Obies and Tonys along the way. For the last nine summers, Edelson has been bringing his artists and their creative output to the Spa City as a kind of creative testing ground for new works that will be produced across the country.
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