The Adirondacks are expected to see New York’s biggest fall foliage changes this weekend. The latest I LOVE NY report comes from volunteer observers across the state. A weekly color map is available at I LOVE NY dot com slash foliage.
The Adirondacks are expected to see New York’s biggest fall foliage changes this weekend. The latest I LOVE NY report comes from volunteer observers across the state. A weekly color map is available at I LOVE NY dot com slash foliage.
Wheatfields to Close After 38 Years in Saratoga Springs
Wheatfields Restaurant and Bar on Broadway in downtown Saratoga Springs will close Saturday after 38 years. Owners Tim and Colleen Holmes announced the decision this week and thanked customers, employees and the community for their support. The couple has owned the restaurant for 22 years. Wheatfields in Clifton Park and Beer Wine Pizza on Weibel […]
Hochul Seeks Federal Disaster Aid After July Flooding
Governor Kathy Hochul is asking the Small Business Administration for a disaster declaration following late July flooding in eight counties, including Saratoga and Washington. If approved, homeowners and renters could apply for low-interest loans to repair homes or replace damaged belongings. Businesses and nonprofits could also qualify for loans to cover physical damage or operating […]
Man Arrested After Saratoga County Chase and Standoff
Saratoga Springs police say 35 year old Robert Richards Jr. of Warren, New Hampshire, fled from officers Sunday after they responded to reports that he was violating an order of protection at a West Avenue store. Police chased him until he crashed at Route 50 and Northline Road. Richards initially refused to leave his vehicle […]
Queensbury Driver Flees After Hitting Pedestrian, Gas Pump
State Police are looking for a driver who hit a pedestrian and a gas pump at a Queensbury gas station, then ran away. Troopers say the vehicle was moving through the parking lot on Aviation Road just before 8 Monday night when it struck the person and the pump. The driver fled on foot before […]
Public Lands Groups Meet in Lake George
Groups that support New York’s parks, trails and historic sites met in Lake George this week to share ways to recruit volunteers and work with state agencies. The two-day gathering brought together local “Friends” groups, Parks & Trails New York, and state parks and environmental officials. Sessions covered outdoor education, accessibility and preserving Indigenous history. […]
