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• Slate Ridge Owner Faces Foreclosure, Plans Lawsuit

  The owner of the former Slate Ridge firearms training property in West Pawlet, Vermont faces foreclosure over nearly half a million dollars in fines. Daniel Banyai says he expects to lose the 30-acre property but plans to sue the town and the constable who arrested him. A foreclosure sale date has not been announced.

• Five Face Drug Charges After Corinth Search

  Five people face narcotics charges following a search warrant at a Corinth home. Saratoga County deputies say the investigation involved suspected drug sales and possession. 39 year old Erica Shippee and 57 year old Andre Ovitt were jailed, while three others were released to pretrial services. Ovitt also faces a weapons charge.

• Richards Library Marks 125 Years After Restoration

  Richards Library in Warrensburg is celebrating its 125th anniversary following restoration work after a sprinkler malfunction flooded the historic building earlier this year. Assemblyman Matt Simpson marked the anniversary with an Assembly proclamation and announced 60-thousand dollars in new grant assistance. Simpson had also secured 130-thousand dollars last year for renovations and improvements. The anniversary […]

• Moose Spotted Trotting Through Queensbury

  A moose was caught on video trotting along Queensbury Avenue near Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport Tuesday morning. The animal was spotted around 6:35 a.m. State wildlife officials say moose are most active from dusk to dawn and warn drivers to use extra caution because vehicle collisions are a significant cause of moose deaths.