Today, Gary discusses charges in a Saratoga Springs shooting incident last fall. Also, the Queensbury girls lacrosse team’s season-opening victory over Glens Falls, construction to begin on the Northway Exit 24 overpass, Hudson Crossing Park seeking candidates for the 2023 Seedling Award, a former Glens Falls business owner opens a new diner in Albany, and a event on the history of The Sagamore Hotel and Great Camp Sagamore.

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Queensbury Girls Lacrosse Season Opener – Glens Falls TODAY

Northway Exit 24 Bridge Construction – Sun Community News

Saratoga Shooting Charges, Part 1 – Post Star

Saratoga Shooting Charges, Part 2 – Post Star

Hudson Crossing Park Seeks Award Candidates – News 10

Bitchin’ Donuts – Post Star

A Tale of Two Sagamores – Lake George Mirror

Today, Gary discusses Senator Jake Ashby’s proposal for compromise over controversial bail reform laws. Also, Saratoga Biochar’s community meetings this week, the Moreau Community Center seeking volunteers for Earth Day cleanup, pioneering female swimmer Diane Struble to be internationally honored, Queensbury School Athletic Director Richard Keys to be awarded for his work, and tickets on sale for the 2023 Lake George Adult Charity Prom.

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Saratoga Biochar Meeting – Post Star

Moreau Community Center Seeks Earth Day Volunteers – News 10

Ashby’s Bail Compromise – Post Star

The Feats of Diane Struble – Sun Community News

Section II Athletic Director of the Year – Glens Falls TODAY

Lake George Adult Charity Prom – News 10

Today, Gary discusses the impacts of short-term rental properties on the community, local businesses, and residents of the area. Also, a new partnership between Solar Liberty and Habitat for Humanity, Warren County to hold two events for hazardous waste collection, SUNY Adirondack’s culinary arts center to host its first Taste of the Future event, and Queensbury High School to host a food drive this Saturday.

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Today, Gary discusses The City of Glens Falls examining the possibility of overnight parking. Also, The Greenwich Future Farmers of America chapter’s 34th annual farm toy show, Hickory Hill Ski Center remaining open due to recent snowfall, a new tuxedo and suit shop in Lake George, a Saratoga correction officer accused of sharing confidential information with an inmate, and a reenactment of the 1757 raid on Fort William Henry.

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Today, Gary discusses upcoming opportunities for local high school students seeking summer employment. Also, several SUNY Adirondack students selected for the the 120° Intercollegiate Regional Art Show, a reopening date set for Amtrak’s Adirondack Line, a new local bakery on the rise, the Lake George Association appoints a manager for its new Education for Action programs, the confidential secretary of Warren County’s Administrator receives a special honor, and the Red Cross to hold a blood drive at the Aviation Mall this week.

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Today, Gary discusses Warren County’s financial security amid fears of a national recession. Also, the results of this week’s votes in the Village of Cambridge, the Warrensburg School Board discusses adding School Resource Officers to the district, Nearcare to close its doors next week, and two Warren County schools hosting their spring theatre productions next week.

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Today, Gary discusses negotiations on renewable energy in the City of Glens Falls. Also, Lake George’s new mayor and two new trustees, Glens Falls seeking community input on noise ordinance, Glens Falls School District’s final options for its new mascot, the alleged shooter in the recent Queensbury road rage case offered a plea deal in court, The Post Star Teen Excellence Awards, and the Adirondacks Welcome Center to celebrate International Waffle Day this Saturday.

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Today, Gary discusses government action to combat the rise of xylazine overdoses. Also, the Glens Falls Shirt Factory’s “Winter Meltdown Spicy Food Festival,” upcoming bridge work in three Washington County communities, The Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library receives grants for its upcoming “Champlain Canal Stories” project, Six Flags Great Escape to host a job fair this weekend, and a National Vietnam War Veterans Day ceremony at the Saratoga National Cemetery next week.

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Shirt Factory “Winter Meltdown” – Glens Falls TODAY

Washington County Bridge Work – News 10

The Fight Against Xylazine – Sun Community News

Folklife Center: “Champlain Canal Stories” – Post Star

Six Flags Great Escape Job Fair – News 10

National Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony – Post Star

Today, Gary discusses Lake George Mayor Bob Blais, set to retire at the end of the month, and the legacy he’s left in the community. Also, the Glens Falls Weekend of Champions, opposition to proposed budget cuts in Salem Central School District, longtime Queensbury Historian Marilyn Van Dyke remembered after her passing last week, and the Adirondack Thunder’s upcoming “Stick it to Cancer” weekend.

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Glens Falls Weekend of Champions – Glens Falls TODAY

Salem Opposing School Budget Cuts – Post Star

The Legacy of Mayor Blais – Sun Community News

Mayor Bob Blais Day – News 10

Remembering Marilyn Van Dyke – Post Star

ADK Thunder “Stick it to Cancer” Weekend – News 10

Today, Gary discusses two upcoming in-person community meetings for Saratoga Biochar Solutions. Also, the Village of Cambridge to vote for mayor/trustees and a potential school capital project, Hudson Headwaters Health Network’s vice president of population health receives a national honor, applications open for the 2023 GEM Fest, Warrensburg to discuss adding school resource officers to the district, and Glens Falls Post Office to host a job fair tomorrow.

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Cambridge Votes: Mayor & Trustees – Post Star

Cambridge Votes: Capital Project – News 10

HHHN VP Receives National Recognition – Sun Community News

Saratoga Biochar Meetings – Post Star

GEM Fest Applications Open – News 10

Warrensburg Discusses School Resource Officers – Post Star
Glens Falls Post Office Job Fair – News 10