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• Mother Not Ruled Out in Deaths of Four Children

  Mechanicville police say Sarah Myers has not been ruled out in the deaths of her four children. Myers, the children and their grandmother were found dead June 23. Investigators believe poisoning was involved and are awaiting toxicology results before releasing more information.

• Saratoga Race Course Barn Fire Deemed Suspicious

  A small hay fire at Saratoga Race Course is under investigation. Firefighters were called to Barn 72 Tuesday night, but a racing association fire marshal had already put out the flames. No horses were injured, and the barn was not damaged. Authorities say the fire appeared suspicious.

• Milton Man Accused of Riding E-Bike While Drunk

  69 year old Eric Cerny of Milton is accused of operating an e-bike while under the influence. Investigators say Cerny crashed July 11 on Galway Road after another vehicle cut him off. He allegedly refused a chemical test and was released with a court appearance ticket.

• Warrensburg Student Wins County Voting Sticker Contest

  Warrensburg High School senior Charlotte Measeck has won Warren County’s “I Voted” sticker contest. Her design features an Eastern bluebird celebrating after voting on a lilac bush. The sticker will be distributed to voters during the Nov. 3 general election.

• Corinth Parents Face August Parole Interviews

  Matthew and Samantha Dylewski, convicted in the death of their 3 year old daughter, are scheduled for parole interviews next month. Both pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and received prison terms of one-and-a-third to four years. Their earliest release dates are in December.