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Centrally located in Saratoga County, minutes from Exit 13, this

quaint “Village of Friends” with its charming and historic downtown

residential and business district, has become a destination in its own

right - a bedroom community of the Capital District that offers some-

thing for everyone (and all year ‘round!). Whether you're a native, a

new resident or just a visitor, you’ll enjoy the spirit of family and com-

munity that enriches the quality of life in this elegant, Victorian locale

with its mecca of antique shops, eateries, galleries & museums and

privately-owned businesses.

Village of Ballston Spa Mayor John Romano

885-5711

Village Hall 66 Front St.Ballston Spa, NY 12020885-5711

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BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Randy Lloyd & Gerry Morris885-5711

PPllaannnniinngg CChhaa ii rrmmaann Ed Lake - 885-5711

ZZoonniinngg CChhaa ii rrmmaann Kevin McDonough - 885-5711

PPoosstt OOff ff ii ccee 1 Front St.885-9191

LL iibbrraarryy Ballston Spa Public Library21 Milton Ave.885-5022ballston.sals.edu

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Ballston Spa Central Schools70 Malta Ave. 884-7195bscsd.org

LLooccaa ll CChhaammbbeerr Ballston Spa Business and Professional Assoc.PO Box 386, Ballston SpaEllen Mottola885-2772

Non-Emergency PPoo ll ii ccee Chief of Police:

Charles Koenig30 Bath St.885-5111

FF ii rree CCoo.. ##11 Eagle Matt Lee35 Washington St.885-6261bsfd.org

FF ii rree CCoo.. ##22 Union Fire Co.Route 50 / Doubleday Ave.885-7121bsfd.org

EEMMTT Community Emergency Corps78 Thompson St.885-1478communityemergencycorp.org

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll David BrownMark Hirsch885-5111

VViiss ii ttoorrss ’’ CCeenntteerr Inside the Bottle Museum at 76 Milton Ave. There is a visitor’s area with local information and pamphlets.

SS iiggnnaattuurree EEvveennttss Family Fun Day at the FairgroundsFamily-oriented events scheduled year round – check ballstonspany.org.

YYoouutthh PPrrooggrraammss Ballston Area Recreation Commission61 Eastern Ave.885-1634ballstonarearec.org

Ballston Area Community Center (Teen Ctr.)9 Scott Dr.885-3261ballstonareacc.org

PPaarrkkss Community PoolMichael A. Spensieri ParkRalph St.

Kelly Park New Playground!Ralph St.

Woods Hollow Nature PreserveRowland St.

Iron Spring Park, Front St.

Wiswall Park, Front St.

Veteran’s Park, Low St.

Jim Tedisco Fitness TrailConnects Prospect St. to Front St.

AAtt tt rraacctt iioonnss Brookside Museum6 Charlton St.885-4000brooksidemuseum.org

National Bottle Museum76 Milton Ave.885-7589nationalbottlemuseum.org

Old Iron SpringCrnr. Front St. & Fairground Ave.oldironspringfestival.org

Saratoga County Fair162 Prospect StreetBallston Spa885-9701SaratogaCountyFair.org



Originally settled in 1771 and incorporated in 1788, it has arich history and many strong community organizations.

Burnt Hills - Ballston Lake is locatedin southern Saratoga County neigh-boring the towns of Malta, CliftonPark, Glenville, Ballston Spa andCharlton. It celebrates its farmingand rural heritage by preservingopen space, further developing park

lands and supporting local farmers’ markets, farm standsand orchard shops. Today, the approximately 8,000 residentsenjoy an outstanding quality of life offered by our highlyregarded school systems, Veterans Bike Path, our recreationalparks, and the beautiful Ballston Lake. The community spir-it in this area is epitomized by the annual Burnt Hills FlagDay Parade

Official Town Website townofballstonny.org

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll Charlton Road, Ballston Spa, NY (518) 885-8502www.townofballstonny.org

TToowwnn SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Patti SouthworthOffice (518) 885-8502 EXT #13Cell (518) 441-6548

BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Thomas Johnson(518) 885-8502 EXT#14

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TToowwnn CC lleerrkk Muriel Swatling (518) 885-8502 EXT #10

HHiigghhwwaayy SSuuppeerr iinntteennddeenntt Joseph Whalen(518) 885-8502 EXT #23

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll OOff ff ii cceerr John Christopher(518) 399-4810Pager: (518) 349-3874

PPoosstt OOff ff ii ccee 845 Route 50Burnt Hills, NY 12027-9590(518) 399-8111www.usps.com

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PPoo ll ii ccee State Police Department5 Municipal Plaza, Clifton Park, NY 12065(518) 371-2287www.troopers.state.ny.us

SSaarraattooggaa CCoouunnttyy SShheerr ii ff ff ''ss DDeeppaarr ttmmeenntt 6010 County Farm Road,

Ballston Spa, NY 12020(518) 885-6761www.usacops.com

BBaall ll ss ttoonn SSppaa PPooll ii ccee DDeeppaarr ttmmeenntt 30 Bath Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020

(518) 885-5111

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Burnt Hills Fire Department1125 Lake Rd, Ballston Lake, NY 12019(518) 885-9322 (518) 399-8912www.burnthillsfd.com

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EEMMSS Ballston Lake Emergency Squad1123 Route 146, Ballston Lake, NY 12019(518)399-7066www.ballstonlakeems.org

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Burnt Hills / Ballston Lake Central Schools50 Cypress Drive, Glenville, NY 12302Superintendent Jim Schultz(518) 399-9141, ext. 5002 www.bhbl.org

Ballston Spa Central School District 70 Malta Avenue Ballston Spa, NY 12020 (518) 884-7195

LL iibbrraarryy Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Library 2 Lawmar Lane, Burnt Hills, NY 12027(518) 399-8174toblibrary.sals.edu

PPaarrkkss // AAtt tt rraacctt iioonnss Shenentaha ParkEastline Rd just south of Route 67Ballston Lake, NY 12019

Ballston Lake Public Fishing Pier / Bike TrailOutlet Rd.Ballston Lake, NY 12019

Jenkin’s ParkJenkins Rd., Burnt Hills, NY 12027

SSiiggnnaattuurree EEvveennttss :: Flag Day Parade & FireworksVarious Family EventsCheck local websites for updates:bhblbpa.comTownofBallstonNY.Org

BBuuss iinneessss AAssssoocc iiaatt iioonn:: Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Business & Professional Association, Inc. P.O. Box 1043Ballston Lake, NY 12019 bhblbpa.com



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Clifton Park is a vibrant, award-winning community servingas the southern gateway to Saratoga County. Clifton Park is rec-ognized for its outstanding quality of life, smart growth prac-tices, numerous parks, and extensive recreation programs.Clifton Park remains true to its motto: "Clifton Park - A GreatPlace to Live, Work and Play!"

Official Town Website cliftonpark.org

Town of

Clifton Park

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll One Town Hall PlazaClifton Park, NY 12065371-6651

TToowwnn SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Phillip Barrett371-6651 ext 240

BBuuii lldd iinngg DDeeppaarr ttmmeenntt Steven M. Meyers371-6702

TToowwnn CC lleerrkk Patricia O’Donnell371-6681

HHiigghhwwaayy SSuuppeerrvv iissoorr Richard Kukuk371-7310, 371-7821

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll OOff ff ii cceerr Bill Lehman371-6756

PPoosstt OOff ff ii cceess CC ll ii ff ttoonn PPaarrkk BBrraanncchhRoute 9Clifton Park, NY 12065371-5600

PPoosstt OOff ff ii cceess HHaa ll ffmmoooonn BBrraanncchhCrescent RoadHalfmoon, NY 12065371-5460RReexx ffoorrdd BBrraanncchh1590 Route 146Rexford, NY 12147399-2002

SSeenniioorr CCeenntteerr Shenendehowa Adult Community Center6 Clifton Common CourtClifton Park, NY 12065383-1343

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SSttaattee PPooll ii ccee 899-2224

FF ii rree JJoonneessvv ii ll llee VVoolluunntteeeerr FF ii rree DDeeppaarr ttmmeennttStation #1 – 877-8100Station #2 – 877-5810CCll ii ff ttoonn PPaarrkk HHaall ffmmoooonn FF ii rree DDiisstt rr ii cc tt371-8400 RReexxffoorrdd VVoolluunntteeeerr FF ii rree DDeeppaarr ttmmeenntt399-0051WWeesstt CCrreesscceenntt VVoolluunntteeeerr FF ii rree DDiisstt rr ii cc tt371-7478VViisscchheerr FFeerrrryy VVoolluunntteeeerr FFii rree DDeeppaarrttmmeennttStation #1 371-3991Station #2 371-2167Station #3 371-0496

EEMMSS Clifton Park Halfmoon Emergency Corp.371-388015 Crossing Blvd.Clifton Park, NY 12065

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Shenendehowa Central School District5 Chelsea PlaceClifton Park, NY 12065881-0600



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SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Richard Rowland893-7432 x 309

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll 7 Wilton Rd.Greenfield Center, NY 12833893-7432

TToowwnn CC lleerrkk MaryAnn Johnson893-7432 x300

BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Gerard McKenna893-7432 x304

PPllaannnniinngg BBooaarrdd CC lleerrkk Rosamaria Rowland893-7432 ext. 304

CCoommmmuunnii ttyy CCeenntteerr 25 Wilton Rd.893-7432 x 312

PPoosstt OOff ff ii ccee 20 Wilton Rd893-7171

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss SSaratoga City Schools3 Blue Streak Blvd583-4700saratogaschools.orgGreenfield Elementary893-7402

Corinth Central Schools105 Oak St.Corinth, NY 12822654-9005corinthcsd.com

DDoogg CCoonntt rroo ll Channon Emigh893-0163

NNoonn--EEmmeerrggeennccyy PPooll ii ccee State - 583-7000Sheriff - 885-6761

YYoouutthh SSeerrvv ii cceess Karyn Zanetti893-7432 x 315

SSiiggnnaattuurree EEvveennttss Town-wide Garage SaleGreenfield Lions ClubGreenfield Community& Business Association

AAtt tt rraacctt iioonnss New Park On Brigham Rd.2 Parks, soccer fields, 5 baseball fields, nature trail, outdoor skating rink and picnic pavilion w/charcoal cooking BBQ

Just 5 miles from Saratoga Springs, the Town of Greenf ield is a

rural community nestled in the foothills of the Adirondack

Mountains. It was formed in 1793 and has grown to a popula-

tion of approximately 7,400. Geographically, it is the largest

Town in Saratoga County covering over 41,000 acres, yet has

maintained its comfortable, residential feel.

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TToowwnn SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Paul Sausville - 899-3434

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll 2540 Route 9, Ballston Spa, NY 12020899-2818

TToowwnn CC lleerrkk Flo Sickels - 899-2552

BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Wayne Hoffman

BBuuii lldd iinngg // PPllaannnniinngg Anthony Tozzi - 899-2685

HHiigghhwwaayy SSuuppeerr iinntteennddeenntt Roger Crandall - 899-2818

PPoosstt OOff ff ii ccee Ballston Spa branch in Malta899-6254

LL iibbrraarryy Round Lake Public Library31 Wesley Ave., Round Lake, NY 12151899-2285roundlakelibrary.org

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss BBaall ll ss ttoonn SSppaa CCeenntt rraa ll SScchhoooollss70 Malta Ave., Ballston Spa, NY 12020884-7195 • ballstonspa.k12.ny.usSSaarraattooggaa CC ii ttyy SScchhoooollss3 Blue Streak Blvd583-4700 • saratogaschools.orgSShheenneennddeehhoowwaa CCeenntt rraa ll SScchhoooollss5 Chelsea Place, Clifton Park, NY 12065881-0600 • shenet.org

Conveniently located off Exit 12, with a small town feel,

quiet neighborhoods, parks & bikeways, a highly acclaimed

school system, low taxes, nearby tourist attractions and a

vibrant economy – Malta has it all! And… Hudson Valley

Community College's TEC Smart Campus featuring

nano-technology, as well as many more new and exciting

projects are in the planning stages, as well as one of the

world’s largest and most advanced chip fabrication plants

Global Foundries is under construction!

Official Town Website malta-town.org

Malta &Round Lake

Towns of

MMaall ttaa AArreeaa BBuuss iinneessss && PPrrooffeessss iioonnaa ll AAssssoocc iiaatt iioonn P.O. Box 2394, Malta, NY 12020

309-6706maltambpa.org

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SSttaattee PPooll ii ccee 587-8773 or 899-2224

AAmmbbuu llaannccee Malta Ambulance Corps.885-3033

FF ii rr ee MMaall ttaa RRiiddggee VVoolluunntteeeerr FF ii rree CCoo..5 Hearn Rd.584-6155RRoouunndd LLaakkee HHoossee CCoo.. 899-2511

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll Don Stack - 422-7914

PPaarrkkss MMaall ttaa CCoommmmuunnii ttyy PPaarrkk ,, Off of Plains Rd.SShheennaannttaahhaa CCrreeeekk PPaarrkk, Off of Eastline Rd.CCooll llaammeerr PPaarrkk ,, Corner of East High St. and Rt. 9TToowwnn ooff MMaall ttaa EEccoollooggiiccaa ll PPaarrkk ,, Malta AveMMiicchhaa llkkoo PPaarrkk PPrrooppeerr ttyy ,, Eastline Rd.

RReeccrreeaatt iioonn Malta Community Center1 Bayberry Drive899-4411malta-town.orgContact: Audrey Ball

AAtt tt rraacctt iioonnss AAllbbaannyy--SSaarraattooggaa SSppeeeeddwwaayy2671 U.S. Route 9587-0220cvra.comMMaall ttaa DDrr ii vvee IInn587-6077maltadrivein.com

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ILLEMechanicville is a little City on the brink of bigchanges. We sit on the door step of GlobalFoundries, anew Intermodal Rail Yard and the future EsplanadeComplex featuring 225 new apartments and commer-cial space. Along with four million dollars in grants toRevitalize our Down Town and River Front, we offera small safe place to live and raise a family with 24hour Police and Fire protection, Community andSenior Center. Come make Mechanicville your newhome.

Official Town Website Mechanicville.com

City of

Mechanicville

MMaayyoorr Anthony J. Sylvester664-8331

CCoommmmiissss iioonneerr ooff AAccccoouunnttss Mark Seber664-9884

CCoommmmiissss iioonneerr ooff PPuubbll ii cc SSaaffeettyy Tim Hipwell

664-5651

CCoommmmiissss iioonneerr ooff FF iinnaannccee Peter Chauvin664-7171

CCoommmmiissss iioonneerr ooff PPuubbll ii cc WWoorrkkss Dave Higgins

664-7171

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll Kathy Kelsey-Paluso528-8779

LL iibbrraarryy Mechanicville Public Library190 North Main Street664-5727

SSeenniioorr CCeenntteerr Mechanicville Senior Center178 North Main Street664-7877

Non-Emergency

FF ii rr ee Mechanicville Fire DepartmentCentral Station 664-6121Depot Square Station 664-5431

PPoo ll ii ccee Mechanicville Police Department36 North Main Street664-7383

EEMMSS John Ahearn Rescue Squad58 North Central Avenue664-8354

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Mechanicville City School District25 Kniskern AvenueMechanicville, NY 12118664-5727


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FF ii rree CCoo.. ##11 Eagle Matt Lee35 Washington St., Ballston Spa, NY 12020885-6261 •bsfd.org

FF ii rree CCoo.. ##22 Union Fire Co.Route 50 / Doubleday Ave., Ballston Spa, NY 12020885-7121 •bsfd.org

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll Richard Pine - 885-9220

SSiiggnnaattuurree EEvveenntt Youth Fishing Tournament - 885-9220

CCoommmmuunnii ttyy CCeenntteerr Milton Community Center310 Northline Rd. - 885-9220

PPaarrkkss && RReeccrreeaatt iioonn Burgess-Kimball ParkRowland St.(Free summer programs for children – 885-9220)

Woods Hollow Nature PreserveRowland St.

Wilbur & Marlene Trieble Passive Recreation ParkRt. 67 at Middleline Rd.

Rock City Falls Fishing Access Points885-9220- Rt. 29, Rock City Falls- Corner of Middleline & Geyser Rds.

Centrally located between Saratoga Springs and points west, the Town of Milton,with its comfortable, community feel – big enough to offer everything you need, yetsmall enough to know your neighbors – was established in 1792 and consists of 22,000

acres. It is centrally located in Saratoga County, with theKayaderosseras Creek, a picturesque, historic and NYS-desig-nated prime trout stream, winding its way from the northwestto the southeast where it flows through the Village of BallstonSpa and continues on into Saratoga Lake.

Official Town Website townofmiltonny.org

MiltonTown of

SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Frank Thompson - 884-2766

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll 503 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa, NY 12020885-9220

TToowwnn CC lleerrkk William Mevec - 885-9220

EEnnffoorrcceemmeenntt OOff ff ii cceerr Fred Dreher - 885-9220

HHiigghhwwaayy SSuuppeerr iinntteennddeenntt David Forbes - 885-5655

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss BBaall ll ss ttoonn SSppaa CCeenntt rraa ll SScchhoooollss70 Malta Ave. 884-7195 • bscsd.orgGGaallwwaayy CCeenntt rraa ll SScchhoooollss5317 Sacandaga Rd., Galway, NY 12074882-1033 • galwaycsd.orgSSaarraattooggaa CC ii ttyy SScchhoooollss3 Blue Streak Blvd583-4700 • saratogaschools.org

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Northumberland is a very old,historic town - the fourth oldesttown in Saratoga County. It isbounded by the towns of Moreau,Saratoga and Wilton and the

Hudson River. It contains almost 20,000 acres. Agricultureis the main industry in the town. Northumberland has asteel fabrication plant, a golf course, a public airport andmany other small businesses. There are approximately 4,200residents. The main centers of population are the hamlets ofGansevoort, Bacon Hill and Northumberland.

Official Town Website townofnorthumberland.org

Town of

SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Willard (Bill) Peck - 695-9630

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll PO Box 12817 Catherine St., Gansevoort, NY 12831792-9179

TToowwnn CC lleerrkk Denise Murphy792-9179 • Fax: [email protected]

JJuusstt ii ccee CCoouurr tt CC lleerrkk Jody Munger - 745-0178

HHiigghhwwaayy SSuupp’’ tt Neil Petteys Highway Garage42 Leonard St., Gansevoort, NY 12831793-6901

ZZoonniinngg//BBuuii lldd iinngg AAddmmiinn iiss tt rraattoorr Richard Colozza - 792-9179

bza@ townofnorthumberland.org

AAsssseessssoorr Walter D. Smead - 792-9179

DDoogg CCoonntt rroo ll OOff ff ii cceerr Edward Cross - 587-0792

TToowwnn HHiiss ttoorr iiaann Georgia Ball - [email protected]

PPllaannnniinngg BBooaarrdd//ZZoonniinngg BBooaarrdd CC lleerrkk Christina Kilburn - 792-9179

PPoosstt OOff ff ii ccee 50 Leonard St, Gansevoort, NY 12831792-8777

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss SScchhuuyy lleerrvv ii ll llee CCeenntt rraa ll SScchhoooollss14 Spring St., Schuylerville, NY 12871695-3255 • schuylervilleschools.orgSSoouutthh GGlleennss FFaall llss CCeennttrraall SScchhooooll DDiissttrr iicctt6 Bluebird Road, South Glens Falls, NY 12803793-9617 • sgfallssd.org

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EEMMTT 695-6622

FF ii rree DDeepptt .. 792-4396gansevoortfire.com

LLooccaa ll FFaavvoorr ii tteess Town Wide Garage Sale – Mother’s Day WeekendAnnual 4th of July Parade & fireworks

FFaarrmmeerrss MMaarrkkeett June - October Thurs. 3-6 pmRt. 32 Park, by the Monument

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Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks is the jewel of upstateNew York, the City in the Country... Saratoga Springs. This onceseasonal resort community is now a year-round tourist destination.Serving as the summer home to the NY City Ballet and PhiladelphiaOrchestra, Saratoga Springs also hosts some of the best thoroughbredracing in the country. The diverse cultural market and affluenttourist influx is what makes Saratoga Springs “A Great AmericanPlace” and a premiere location to work and raise a family.



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PPuubbll ii cc SSaaffeettyy CCoommmmiissss iioonneerr Richard Wirth

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PPuubbll ii cc WWoorrkkssCCoommmmiissss iioonneerr Anthony Scirocco

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FFiinnaannccee CCoommmmiissss iioonneerr Ken Ivins587-3550 x 2571

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PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Saratoga City Schools3 Blue Streak Blvd583-4700saratogaschools.org

CChhaammbbeerr ooff CCoommmmeerrccee Saratoga County 28 Clinton St.584-3255Saratoga.org

SSaarraattooggaa SSpprriinnggss DDoowwnnttoowwnn BBuussiinneessss AAssssoocciiaattiioonn PO Box 974

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EEMMTT Saratoga Emergency Corp.166 West Ave.584-2109

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll Saratoga Springs Police Department5 Lake Ave.584-1800

VViiss ii ttoorrss ’’ CCeenntteerr 297 Broadway587-3241

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Attracting over 15,000 revelers to the Spa City each year, First NightSaratoga is a family-oriented, alcohol-free event which has become theforemost winter activity in Saratoga County. This year produced by SaratogaArts, the event is entering into its 15th year of presenting quality, affordableentertainment for the Capital-Saratoga region as well as attracting atten-dees from all over NY and surrounding states.

Over 30 performance sites feature more than 400 artists in both thevisual and performing arts, including jazz, classical, blues, rock, county, bal-let, improv, comedy, plus a myriad of acts for children.

A 5K run at 5:30 pm attracts 1,000 runners to the Skidmore Collegecampus, and midnight fireworks in Congress Park welcome in the New Year.

A single $15 First Night Saratoga button serves as admission to allevents (children 5 and under free; extra fee for 5K run). Call (518) 584-4132 X 210 for further info, or visit the website at www.saratoga-arts/org.

FIRST NIGHT SARATOGA

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Conveniently located just 10 minutes east of Exit 14, mak-ing this a very accessible bedroom community off theNorthway. Located along the banks of the Hudson River, theVillage has scenic beauty and recreational activities to offer, anumber of Revolutionary War and Old Champlain Canalhistorical attractions to explore, as well as a charming,resurging downtown.

Official Town Website villageofschuylerville.org

Village of

Schuylerville

VVii ll llaaggee PPhhoonnee NNuummbbeerr 695-3881

VVii ll llaaggee ooff SScchhuuyylleerrvvii ll llee MMaayyoorr John Sherman

MMuunniicc iippaall CCeenntteerr 35 Spring St.

VVii ll llaaggee CClleerrkk Anna M. Welfley

DDeeppuuttyy CClleerrkk//TTrreeaassuurreerr Rose E. Decker

BBuuii llddiinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Gil Albert

VVii ll llaaggee HHiissttoorr iiaann Kristine Saddlemire

PPllaannnniinngg BBooaarrdd Robert Foster

DDPPWW 695-3675

PPoosstt OOff ff iiccee 25 Ferry St. • 695-9221

LLiibbrraarryy 52 Ferry Street,695-6641 • sals.edu/schuylerville.shtml

PPuubbll iicc SScchhooooll Schuylerville Central School14 Spring St. • 695-3255

LLooccaall CChhaammbbeerr Schuylerville Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 19, Schuylerville, NY 12871695-5268 • schuylervillechamber.org


FF ii rree 695-3298EEMMSS 695-6821SSttaattee TTrrooooppeerr 695-3626SShheerr ii ff ff 885-6761AAnniimmaall CCoonnttrrooll Town of Saratoga Offices - 695-3644

VViiss ii ttoorrss’’ CCeenntteerr Ester BlairFort Hardy Park - 695-4159

OOlldd SSaarraattooggaa HHiissttoorr iiccaall AAssssoocc.. Kristine Saddlemire - 695-3881

PPaarrkkss Fort Hardy Park - 695-4159

Greater Schuylerville Youth Program at Fort Hardy -- 695-6100

schuylervillepark.com - Rt 29 across from the Farmer’s Daughter Ice Cream

HHiissttoorr iicc AAttttrraacctt iioonnss Revolutionary War Markers on the North Side of Schuylerville as well as 1.5 miles of hiking along the Old Champlain Canal, boating & fishing on the Hudson River.

llaakkeessttoolloocckkss..ccoomm Hudson River Activities

(For more information on the following historic sites, please visit revolutionaryday.com/usroute4/schuylerville)

GGeenneerraall PPhhii ll iipp SScchhuuyylleerr HHoouussee SSaarraattooggaa MMoonnuummeennttRoute 4 664-9821 Burgoyne Ave. 664-9821

SSttaarrkk’’ss KKnnoobb ((NNoorrtthhuummbbeerr llaanndd)) off Route 4 -695-4159

SSeenniioorr SSeerrvviicceess Together, the Town of Saratoga, the Saratoga County Office of the Aging & Capitalland Taxi are offering a free service designed to assist Schuylerville seniors with needed transportation. Senior citizens wishing to use the service must make reservations through the Office of the Aging by calling 884-4100.



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South Glens falls residents pride themselves in the

high quality of life enjoyed in the Village, excellent

public facilities and infrastructure, interesting and

diverse opportunities, positive outlooks, business

friendly, exceptional acceptance by industry and

commerce and school system all within a reason-

able tax structure.

Official Town Website sgfny.com

Town of

SouthGlens Falls

VVii ll llaaggee CCoommpplleexx 46 Saratoga AvenueSouth Glens Falls, NY 12803793-1455

MMaayyoorr Keith W. Donohue793-1455

DDeeppuuttyy MMaayyoorr Edward J. LaFave793-1455

VVii ll ll aaggee CC lleerrkk Dannae Bock 793-1455

DDPPWW SSuuppeerr iinntteennddeenntt Brian Abare792-4033

AAnniimmaall CCoonntt rroo ll Edwin Robbins743-0148

BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Joe Patricke321-0089

PPoo ll ii ccee South Glens Falls Police Department5 West Marion AvenueSouth Glens Falls, NY 12803792-4173 or 792-6336

FF ii rr ee South Glens Falls Fire DepartmentStation 17 West Marion AvenueSouth Glens Falls, NY 12803

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EEMMSS Moreau Emergency Squad Inc1583 Rt. 9 Fort Edward, NY 12828

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Centrally located between Saratoga Springs and CliftonPark along the Hudson River, this beautiful and historiccommunity is known as "The Site of the Turning Point of

the American Revolution.” The Battle ofFreeman’s Farm and the Battle of Bemis Heightswere fought here in 1777, paved the way for free-dom and set the stage for settlement of this com-munity along the banks of the mighty and nobleHudson River.

Town of

Stillwater

Official Town Website villageofstillwaterny.com

VVii ll llaaggee ooff SStt ii ll llwwaatteerr MMaayyoorr Ernest Martin, Sr.664-8475

VVii ll ll aaggee HHaa ll ll 1 School St. Stillwater NY 12170 664-6258o

VVii ll ll aaggee CC lleerrkk Patti Ryan664-6258

BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Lynn Goman664-6258

DDPPWW Robert Gerasia664-7781

PPoosstt OOff ff ii ccee Hudson Ave.664-7980

LL iibbrraarryy Stillwater Free Library 72 South Hudson Ave.664-6255 stillwater.sals.edu

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Stillwater Central School District334 North Hudson Ave.373-6100csd.org


PPoo ll ii ccee Chief of Police - Chief Latham 664-4611 Ext. 1 1 Lansing Rd.

FF ii rr ee Chief Shane MaharNewland-Wood Fire Dept.664-3617

EEMMTT Stillwater Ambulance Fund664-8012283 North Hudson Ave.

DDoogg CCoonntt rroo ll OOff ff ii cceerr Clayton Russom 253-4663

CCoommmmuunnii ttyy CCeenntteerr Stillwater AreaCommunity Services CenterPalmer St.664-2515

AAtt tt rraacctt iioonnss For more informationon the following attractions please seethe town websiteat stillwaterny.org

• A Walk Through Stillwater’s History• Abigail Powers Filimore, First Lady• The Battle of Freeman’s Farm• The Battle of Saratoga

Reenactment• Brown’s Beach Resort• Champlain Canal Byway• Saratoga National Historical Park• Stillwater Players among others• The Stillwater Blockhouse Museum

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TToowwnn SSuuppeerrvv ii ssoorr Arthur J. Johnson587-1939 x218

TToowwnn HHaa ll ll 22 Traver Rd.587-1939

TToowwnn CC lleerrkk//TTaaxx RReeccee iivveerr Carol Maynard587-1939

SSuuppeerrvv iiss iinngg BBuuii lldd iinngg IInnssppeeccttoorr Mark Mykins

587-1939 x 503

AAsssseessssoorr Kathy Austin 587-1939 ext 202

HHiigghhwwaayy SSuuppeerr iinntteennddeenntt Kirklin Woodcock584-4588

EEnngg iinneeeerr Keith R. Manz, P.E.587-1939 x215

DDii rreeccttoorr ooff PPllaannnniinngg Kate Maynard, A.I.C.P. 587-1939

PPoosstt OOff ff ii cceess Gansevoort Post Office792-8777

Easily accessed from Exits 15 or 16,close to everything... yet a destinationon its own! Wilton has a lot to offerwith its shopping areas, good schools,proximity to Saratoga Springs and itscommitment to children, recreationand the various ongoing “quality oflife” projects in process. It truly is agreat place to live.



PPoosstt OOff ff ii cceess Wilton Post Office583-3880

JJuusstt ii ccee CCoouurr tt 587-1980

SSeenniioorr CCeenntteerr Kay Lant 18 Traver Rd.587-6363Tues/Thurs 9-3


PPoo ll ii ccee State Police583-7000

FF ii rr ee Wilton Fire District584-3338270 Ballard Rd., Gansevoort

EEMMSS Wilton Emergency Squad587-55901 Harran Ln.

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Saratoga City School District3 Blue Streak Blvd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866583-4700saratogaschools.org

PPuubbll ii cc SScchhoooollss Schuylerville Central School District14 Spring St.Schuylerville, NY 12871695-3255schuylervilleschools.org

South Glens Falls School District6 Bluebird Road South Glens Falls, NY 12803793-9617sgfallssd.org

WWaatteerr aanndd SSeewweerr AAuutthhoorr ii ttyy 581-8626

AAnn iimmaa ll CCoonntt rroo ll Ron Stunzi, DCOJoan Kelly Ass’t. DCO 587-2291

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PPaarrkkss aanndd RReeccrreeaatt iioonn Gavin ParkDirector584-9455

SSiiggnnaattuurree EEvveenntt Park Fest Wilton Community Day – Watch for upcoming date: townofwilton.com/community-day/

HHiissttoorr ii cc AAtt tt rraacctt iioonnss Wilton Heritage Society 584-3118

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Alcoholism Program 587-8800Child Abuse 1-800-342-3720Consumer Fraud and Protection Bureau 474-5481FBI (Albany) 465-7551Mental Health 584-9030National Grid – Power Outages 1-800-867-5222

Gas Emergency 1-800-892-2345NYS Domestic Abuse English 1-800-942-6906

Spanish 1-800-942-6908NYS Terrorism Tip Line 1-866-SAFE-NYS (723-3697)Poison Control 1-800-222-1222 (nationwide)Public Health 584-7460Rabies Coordinator 584-7460Sheriff - James D. Bowen 885-2450Sheriff Department 885-6761State Police 583-7000

TTY 1-800-342-4357Suicide & Crisis Hotline 689-4673 or 1-800-784-2433US Secret Service (Albany) 436-9600

Jim Bowen, the longest tenured Sheriff inNew York state, began his career as aSaratoga County Deputy Sheriff inNovember of 1965. Less than three yearslater, he was promoted to Investigator. InDecember of 1972, Governor NelsonRockefeller appointed him Sheriff ofSaratoga County. The following November,he was elected to the position and has beensince re-elected 10 times. Sheriff Bowen is aVeteran of the U.S. Army, and served 15months in Korea. He is a graduate of the FBINational Academy. In addition, the sheriff isa graduate of the New York State Office ofLocal Government, Division for LocalPolice, Basic and Intermediate PoliceSchools. He oversees Saratoga County,which has a population of 263,500 and anarea of 815 square miles.



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Electric & GasNational Grid• Customer Service 1-800-642-4272• Power Outages 1-800-867-5222• Gas Emergencies 1-800-892-2345• Call Before You Dig 1-800-962-7962

NYSEG• Customer Service / Gas Emergency

1-800-572-1111• Electrical Emergency / Interruption

1-800-572-1131

Fuel Oil / Propane• Agway Energy Products 1-800-776-7263• Amerigas 747-5645• Blue Flame Propane 725-5225• C.S. Pita 885-4471• Ferrellgas 762-9817• G. A. Bove Coal & Oil 664-5111• John Ray & Sons, Inc. Heating Oil 272-4432• Keehan Fuels, Inc. 882-1041• Main-Care Energy 800-542-5552• Mohawk Home Comfort 584-3050• Paraco Gas 1-800-587-4427• Propane4Less.com 882-5445• Pyrofax Energy, Inc. 654-6613• Suburban Energy Services (Gas & Propane)

1-800-833-2291 or 692-2291• Saratoga Propane 518-581

RecyclingThe Saratoga County Recycling Centers are free to allSaratoga County residents – please refer to the county website (www.saratogacountyny.gov) or call themdirectly at 1-866-reuse it (1-866-738-7348) for specificguidelines, locations and hours of operation.• Saratoga Springs - Weibel Avenue• Milton - County Farm Road.

Rubbish & Garbage Removal• County Waste 885-8646• Waste Management 1-800-476-6571• Springer Waste 792-3275

TaxesThere are three primary taxes for which property owners are responsible: school, county & city or town.Please refer to your individual municipality for anyother applicable taxes. Saratoga County taxes areamong the lowest in the state.

Telephone / Internet / Cable• AT&T 1-800-222-0300• MCI 1-800-950-5555• Sprint 1-800-877-4646• Verizon

- Customer Service 890-7100 - Repairs 890-6611- 1-800-VERIZON (1-800-837-4066)

• Time Warner 1-800-828-2211• Direct Satellite TV 1-888-795-9489

Water & SewerSaratoga Springs has a municipal water supply and citysewer system, as do many other municipalities in thecounty. Some areas are on private wells or hook up to private water companies and use private sewer lines. Acounty sewer district serves a major portion of the county.For more information on rates, contact your municipality.

Motor Vehicle OfficesSaratoga 584-7403Ballston Spa 885-2227

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• Personal records• Adoption papers • Citizenship papers

Are your important records and documents scattered around yourhouse? If you have your birth certificate in a closet, your will in a drawer, and stock certificates tucked away in a book somewhereon a shelf, then this checklist is for you. No matter how organized you think you are, without the proper planning, youare only one disaster away from chaos. A little time and energy up front can save you tremendous headaches and finan-cial hardship during emergency situations.

Critical Document ChecklistWhether you decide to rent a safe deposit box or store your papers at home in a lock box or personal safe, the following loosely categorized list is a starting point to help get them organized:

Financial records• Bonds • Deeds on property • Household inventory including active

account numbers and registrations of valuable equipment including firearms, electronics, computers, and software

• Insurance policies • Investment certificates including stocks

and mutual funds • Loan records • Vehicle titles• Photocopies of front & back of credit cards;

licenses

Legal papers• Child support agreements/custody arrangements • Copyrights, patents and inventions • Divorce decree and settlement • Inheritance records • Living trusts • Living wills • Powers of attorney • Wills*

*If you store a will in a safe deposit box, make sure that atrusted family member or the executor of your will has right ofaccess to your box. Otherwise, getting access to your will afteryour death could be unnecessarily difficult.

• Death certificates • Diplomas • Immunization records

• Military records and discharge papers • Passports • Original social security cards

• Birth certificates • Marriage certificate • Baptism or confirmation

records

Securing documentsAside from the issue of a safe deposit box and your untimely demise without someone to access your will, there are

other considerations pertaining to safe deposit boxes you may want to consider. Read the rental agreement carefully. Youneed to make sure that your spouse, executor, or a trusted family member or friend knows how to get to your safe depositbox and retrieve its contents.

If you store your papers at home, a fireproof safe is your best bet and, if the worst happens, a wise investment. However,at the very least, it's sensible to organize your important documents and records for

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Mileage from Saratoga County to…Baltimore 350Boston 159Buffalo 290Montreal 220New York City 168Washington, DC 400Hartford 135Philadelphia 261

Transportation Options:BusesAdirondack Trailways 1-800-776-7548 trailwaysny.comCapital District Transportation Authority (CDTA)437-8300 cdta.orgGreyhound 1-800-231-2222 greyhound.comUpstate Tours & Travel 584-5252 upstatetours.com

AirThe Albany International Airport 242-2200 albanyairport.comSaratoga County Airport 1-800-359-2299 Fax 828-9908richmor.com(Accommodates private, prop & jet aircraft)

TrainsAmtrak1-800-872-7245 amtrack.com

Car RentalsEnterprise Rent-A-Car 587-0687Hertz Car Rentals 584-3631

PedicabsSaratoga Cycle Cab 587-6CAB

TaxicabsSaratoga Capitaland Taxi 583-3131Saratoga Taxi 584-2700T & L Taxi (Ballston) 885-0360

Useful tips for planning trips...


President Barack H. Obamawhitehouse.govWashington Office1600 Pennsylvania Ave.The White HouseWashington, D.C. 20500Phone: (202) 456-1111Fax: (202) 456-2461

Governor David A. Paterson (D-NY) state.ny.us/governorState CapitolAlbany, NY 12224Phone: (518) 474-8390Washington Office:444 N. Capitol St., NW, Ste. 301Washington, D.C 20001Phone: (202) 434-7100Fax: (202) 434-7110

Voter Registration885-2249

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Senator Roy McDonald (R-Saratoga 43rd)nysenate.govAlbany Office:Room 306 Legislative Office BuildingAlbany, NY 12247(518) 455-2381Troy District Office:Hedley Park Place 433 River Street Troy NY, 12180 phone 274-4616 fax 274-4635

Senator Charles E. Schumer (D-NY) schumer.senate.govWashington Office:313 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20510-3203Phone: (202) 224-6542Fax: (202) 228-3027Main District Office:757 Third Ave., Ste. 17-02New York, NY 10017Phone: (212) 486-4430Fax: (212) 486-7693

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand(D-NY)www.gillibrand.senate.gov/ Washington, DC Office478 RussellWashington, DC 20510 Tel. (202) 224-4451Fax (202) 228-0282 Albany/Capital District OfficeLeo W. O’Brien Federal Office Building1 Clinton Square, Room 821Albany, NY 12207Tel. (518) 431-0120Fax (518) 431-0128

Asm. James N. Tedisco(R-Schenectady 110th)assembly.state.ny.us 329 Legislative Office BuildingAlbany, NY 12248Phone: (518) 455-5772Main District Office:12 Jay St.Schenectady, NY 12305Phone: (518) [email protected]

Rep. Scott Murphy Congressman (D-NY 20th)scottmurphy.house.govWashington Office:120 Cannon House Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515-3220Phone: (202) 225-5614Fax: (202) 225-1168Saratoga Springs District Office487 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, New York 12866Phone: (518) 581-8247Fax: (518) 581-8430


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Caffe' Lena, Inc.583-002247 Phila St., PO Box 245Saratoga Springs, NY 12866caffelena.org

First Night Saratoga584-4132 x210saratogaarts.org

Flying Kite Children’s Theatre320 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866376-3244Flyingkitechildrenstheatre.com

Home Made Theater, Inc.587-4427P.O. Box 1182Saratoga Springs, NY 12866homemadetheater.org

Lake George Opera at Saratoga584-6018480 Broadway, Ste. LL16Saratoga Springs, NY 12866lakegeorgeopera.org

Racing City Chorus371-0062PO Box 713Saratoga Springs, NY 12866racingcitychorus.org

Saint Clement's Saratoga Horse Show584-7350231 Lake Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866stclementsschool.org/horse-show.asp

Saratoga Chamber Players584-1427

PO Box 60Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogachamberplayers.org

Saratoga County Arts Council584-4132320 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratoga-arts.org

Saratoga Film Forum584-3456320 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866www.saratogafilmforum.org

Saratoga PerformingArts Center584-9330108 Avenue of the PinesSaratoga Springs, NY 12866spac.org

Saratoga Shakespeare Company, Inc209-5514 / 581-1853P.O. Box 5059Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogashakespeare.com

Schuylerville Community Theater695-5480PO Box 143Schuylerville, NY 12871scttheater.org

CharitableOrganizationsAfter the Fire 435-4571PO Box 4188 Halfmoon, NY 12065 afterthefire.org

American Red Cross, Adirondack Saratoga792-6545 74 Warren St. Glens Falls, NY 12801redcrossadirondacksaratoga.org

Catholic Charities-Sara,Warren,Wash587-5000142 Regent St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court McLaughlin # 4250 Pine Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866catholicdaughters.org

Dake Foundation for Children226-0252270 W. Circular St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866dakefoundation.org

Double H Hole in theWoods Ranch696-5921 / 696-567697 Hidden Valley Rd.Lake Luzerne, NY 12846doublehranch.org

Franklin CommunityCenter, Inc.587-982610 Franklin St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866franklincommunitycenter.org

The Giving Circle, Inc.226-0104P.O. Box 3162Saratoga Springs, NY 12866thegivingcircle.org

Make-A-Wish Foundation of NENY782-HOPE (4673)1 Mustang Drive, Cohoes 12047 northeast-ny.wish.org

March of Dimes BDF453-047480 Wolf Rd., Ste. 106Albany, NY 12205marchofdimes.com

Operation Adopt A Soldier260-9922, 232-4526 4281 Route 50Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Operationadoptasoldier.org

Project Lift587-982610 Franklin St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866franklincommunitycenter.org

Rebuilding Together Saratoga County, Inc518-695-3315PO Box 95Schuylerville, NY 12871rebuildingtogethersaratoga.orginfo@rebuildingtogethersaratoga.org

The Salvation Army584-1640PO Box 652Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga Care Foundation583-8340211 Church St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogacarefoundation.org

Saratoga County Economic Opportunity Council, Inc.587-315840 New St., P.O. Box 5120Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaeoc.org

Capital Job Development GroupP.O. Box 614, Saratoga Springs, 12866www.saratogajobfair.org

Saratoga Mentoring Program of Catholic Charities581-1487368 Broadway, Room 16Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogamentoring.org



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Shelters of Saratoga (SOS)581-109714 Walworth StSaratoga Springs, NY 12866sheltersofsaratoga.com

United Way Of Northeastern NY, Inc.899-5211P.O. Box 3007Saratoga Springs, NY 12866unitedwayofgcr.org

YMCA of Saratoga518-583-9622290 West Avenue/PO Box 4610Saratoga Springs, NY 12866www.ymcasaratoga.org

EducationAssociation for the CooperativeAdvancement of Science and Education (ACASE)583-4645110 Spring St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866acase.org

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County885-899550 W. High StreetBallston Spa, NY 12020ccesaratoga.org

Literacy NENY583-123249 Henry St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866literacyneny.org

EnvironmentAdirondack Mountain Club668-4447Route 9 SouthLake George, NY 12845

Saratoga Lake Association580-0656PO Box 2152Ballston Spa, NY 12020saratogalake.org

Saratoga Healthy Transportation Network495-7004info@healthytransportation.orghealthytransportation.org

Saratoga P.L.A.N. (Preserving Land and Nature)Formerly Open Space Project587-5554112 Spring St. Room 202

Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaplan.org

Sustainable Saratoga Task Force691-8024sustainablesaratoga.nig.com

Northeast MobileSearch & Rescue664-2909PO Box 1428 Clifton Park, NY 12065nemsar.org

U.S. EPA Hudson River Field Office747-4389 421 Lower Main St.Hudson Falls, NY12839epa.gov/Hudson

Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park (518) 450-032180 Scout Road Gansevoort, NY 12831wiltonpreserve.org

FamilyBallston Area Community Center20 Malta Ave.Ballston Spa, NY 12020518-885-3261ballstonareacc.org

CAPTAIN Youth and Family Services371-11855 Municipal Plaza Suite 3Clifon Park, NY 12065captainyfs.com

Head Start Family Education Program ofSaratoga County587-3158 x 4440 New St. PO Box 5120Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Mediation Matters, serving Saratoga,Warren & Washington Counties584-6361480 Broadway, LL-32Saratoga Springs, NY 12866mediationmatters.org

Parents Without Partners348-2062Southern Saratoga Chapter#796P.O. Box 862 Clifton Park, NY 12065parentswithoutpartners.org

Prospect Child & Family Center798-0170133 Aviation Rd.Queensbury, NY 12804prospectcenter.com

Saratoga Center for The Family587-8008359 Ballston AvenueSaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogacff.org

Saratoga County Children'sCommittee448-5120PO Box 1254Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga Partnership for Prevention581-123036 Phila St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866preventioncouncil.org

Fraternal / ServiceOrganizationsAmerican LegionAdirondack Post #70587-023634 West Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866post70.com

American Legion Old Saratoga Post278695-30114 Clancy St.Schuylerville, NY 12871saratogalegion.org/post278

Ballston Spa Elks, Lodge # 2619885-114910 Hamilton St.Ballston Spa, NY 12020elks.org

Ballston Spa Lions Club587-1483PO Box 242Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Free Masons583-3607687 N BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866

Rotary Club of Saratoga SpringsScholarship Fund



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Saratoga Springs Jaycees226-0369PO Box 235Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogajaycees.org

Saratoga Knights of Columbus584-854750 Pine Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogakofc.org

Saratoga Springs Kiwanis584-3525kiwanis.org

Saratoga Springs Lions Club and Lions Foundation212-7752PO Box 166Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogalions.com

Saratoga - Wilton Lodge B.P.O.E.Ladies Auxiliary # 161584-2585PO Box 3111Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogawiltonelks161.org

Saratoga-Wilton ElksLodge #161584-25851 Elks LaneP.O. Box 3111Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogawiltonelks161.org

Soroptimist International of Saratoga CountyPO Box 1074Saratoga Springs, NY 12866soroptimistnar.org

Thoroughbred Toastmasters584-4129toastmasters.org

U.S. Submarine Veterans273-5253 or 355-2119425 E. Campbell Rd. Schenectady, NY 12303

Health & Human ServicesAdirondack Lyme Disease FoundationMeetings held at the Saratoga Springs LibraryAdirondackLymeDiseaseFoundation.com

AIDS Council of Northeastern NY

743-070310 LaCrosse St., Hudson Falls 12839aidscouncil.org

American Cancer Society1-800-227-2345260 Osborne Rd., Albany, NY 12211cancer.org

American Lung Association of New York State465-2013155 Washington Ave. Suite 210 Albany NY 12210lungusa.org

American Society of Autismautism-society.org1-800-3-AUTISM1-800-328-8476

AIM Services, Inc.587-32083257 Route 9, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866aimservicesinc.org

The Community Hospice Foundation581-0800179 Lawrence StreetSaratoga Springs, NY 12866www.communityhospice.org

Domestic Violence Services and Rape Crisis of Saratoga County583-0280480 Broadway, LL -20Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Domestic Violence Hotline 584-8188Rape Crisis Hotline [email protected]

Mary's Haven - A Program of Catholic Charities584-939735 New St., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Parents Without Partners, Inc.Chapter #796PO Box 862Clifton Park, NY 12065518 348-2062meetup.com/PWP796

Parkinson Support Group587-3600 ext. 1516Wesley Health Center131 Lawrence St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Overeater's Anonymous584-8730Temple Sinai509 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866

The Prevention Council581-123036 Phila St., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866preventioncouncil.org

Saratoga Counseling Services581-8699

15 Maple Dell, Ste. 3Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga County Alcoholism Services587-8800254 Church St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga County New York Connects714-482652 West High St., Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Saratoga County Public Health Nursing584-746031 Woodlawn Ave., Ste 1 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogacountyny.gov

Saratoga Healthy Transportation [email protected]

Saratoga Hospital Volunteer Guild580-2694211 Church St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogacare.org

Saratoga StrydersPO Box 1467 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogastryders.org

Southern Adirondack Independent Living584-8202 or 792-3537Country Club Plaza 418 Geyser Rd. Ballston Spa, NY 12020 or71 Glenwood Avenue Queensbury, NY 12804sail-center.org

Transitional Services Assn., Inc.587-6193127 Union StreetSaratoga Springs, NY 12866tsa-inc.org

Unlimited Potential, Inc.587-285136 Cady Hill Blvd. P.O. Box 4656Saratoga Springs, NY 12866unlimitedpotentialonline.com

Political & CivicOrganizationsColtivare (Consulting)526-527291 Fifth AvenueSaratoga Springs, NY [email protected]

League of Women Voters of Saratoga County



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Rebuilding Together - Saratoga695-3315PO Box 95Schuylerville, NY 12871rebuildingtogethersaratoga.com

Saratoga Foundation for Women Worldwide, Inc.(518) 583-4990480 Broadway, Box 4646Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogafoundation.org

Saratoga NOW (National Organization for Women)587-3436PO Box 122Saratoga Springs, NY 12866nownys.org

Saratoga Reads 580-8008c/o Skidmore College Box 2481 Saratoga Springs NY saratogareads.org

Southwest Neighborhood Association587-8134PO Box 4783Saratoga Springs, NY 12866SSWNA.org

Turning Point at Olde Saratoga Rotary Club258-0367237 County Rt 76 Stillwater, NY 12170turningpointrotary.org

West Side Neighborhood Association587-4423PO Box 3166Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Workforce Housing Partnershipof Saratoga County587-3158c/o Saratoga County EOC40 New St. PO Box 5120Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratoga.com

Preservation /Historical Bemis Heights Society of the National Society of Children of the American Revolution587-9562rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nybhccar/

Daughters of the American Revolution - Saratoga Chapter884-0396

Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War674-5638http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~flfhs/

Glens Falls Colony, New England Women587-9562http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nygfcnew/

Friends of Saratoga Battlefield695-332216 Burgoyne St.Schuylerville, NY 12871Albany.net/~battle/

Friends of Ulysses S. Grant Cottage587-8277P.O. Box 2294Wilton, NY 12831grantcottage.org

General Philip Schuyler House664-9821Rt. 4, Schuylervillevillageofschuylerville.org

Heritage Hunters of Saratoga County587-2978PO Box 270Saratoga springs, NY 12866rootsweb.com/~nysarato

Land Trust Accreditation Commission587-3143112 Spring St. Ste. 205Saratoga Springs, NY 12866landtrustaccreditation.org

Land Trust Alliance - Northeast Office587-0774112 Spring St. Ste. 205Saratoga Springs, NY 12866lta.org

Old Saratoga Historical Association584-4129178 Wagman's RidgeSaratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga Gerald B.H.

Solomon National Cemetery581-9128200 Duell Rd.Schuylerville, NY 12871

Saratoga Monument664-9821nps.gov/sara

Saratoga National Historical Park (The Battlefield) 664-9821648 Route 32Stillwater, NY 12170nps.gov/sara

Saratoga Springs Universal Preservation Hall584-262725 Washington StreetSaratoga Springs, NY 12866universalpreservationhall.org

Saratoga Springs PreservationFoundation587-5030P.O. Box 442, 112 Spring St., Ste. 203Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogapreservation.org

Yaddo Garden Association584-0746P.O. Box 395, Union AveSaratoga Springs, NY 12866www.yaddo.org

International Saratoga Springs - Chekhov Sister City, Inc.584-0969PO Box 236Saratoga Springs, NY 12866



First Aid Kit Assemble a first aid kit for your home and one for eachcar.

� Sterile adhesive bandages in assorted sizes� Sterile gauze pads in assorted sizes� Hypo-allergenic adhesive tape� Triangular bandages – use as slings, wraps� Sterile rollers assorted sizes� Scissors� Tweezers� Needle� Moistened towelettes � Antiseptic� Thermometer� Tongue depressors � Tube of petroleum jelly

or other lubricant

Disasters can happen anytime and anywhere. Andwhen disaster strikes, you may not have much time to respond. After a disaster, local officialsand relief workers will be on the scene, but they cannot reach everyone immediately. Youcould get help in hours, or it may take days. The best way to cope is to prepare for disasterbefore it strikes. One way to prepare is by assembling a Disaster Supplies Kit.

Water Store water in plastic containers such as soft drink bottles. Avoid using containersthat will decompose or break, such as milk cartons or glass bottles. A normally active personneeds to drink at least two quarts of water each day. Hot environments and intense physical activ-ity can double that amount. Children, nursing mothers and ill people will need more.

One gallon of water per person per day (2 quarts for drinking, 2 quarts for food)Keep at least a three-day supply of water for each person in your household.

Food Store at least a three-day supply of non-perishable food. Select foods that require no refrigeration, preparation or cooking and little or no water. Remember to include a can openerfor all of your canned goods. If you must heat food, pack a can of sterno. Select food items thatare compact and lightweight.

� Ready-to-eat canned meats � Fruits and vegetables� Canned juices, milk, soup� Staples – sugar, salt, pepper� High energy foods – peanut butter, trail mix

� Vitamins� Food for infants, elderly persons or

personal special diets� Comfort/stress foods – cookies, hard

candy, instant coffee, tea bags

Clothing & BeddingInclude at least one complete change of clothing and footwear per person.� Sturdy shoes or work boots � Blankets or sleeping bags� Rain gear

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� Assorted sizes of safety pins� Cleaning agent/soap� Latex gloves (2 pair)� Sunscreen

Non–prescription drugs� Aspirin or non-aspirin pain reliever� Anti – diarrhea medication� Antacid (for upset stomach)� Syrup of ipecac (to induce vomiting)� Laxative� Activated charcoal

Sanitation� Toilet paper, towelettes� Soap, liquid detergent� Feminine supplies� Personal hygiene items

Tools & Supplies� Mess kits, or paper cups, plates and utensils� Emergency preparedness manual� Battery operated radio & extra batteries� Flash lights & extra batteries� Cash or traveler’s checks, change� Non-electric can opener, utility knife

Saratoga County Office of Emergency Services25 West High Street • Ballston Spa, NY 12020 885-2232 or 884-4702Dedicated to the preservation of life and property of the residents of Saratoga County. Responsible forplanning and coordination of emergency response to disaster and lesser emergency that affect the dailylives the residents of Saratoga County as well as the recovery from disasters.

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Disaster supplies kitKeep enough supplies in yourhome to meet your needs for atleast three days. Assemble a dis-aster supplies kit with the sixbasics. Store these supplies insturdy, easy to carry containerssuch as backpacks, duffel bags orcovered trash containers.

WATER, FOODFIRST AID KITTOOLS & SUPPLIESCLOTHING & BEDDINGSPECIAL ITEMS

Special ItemsRemember family members with specialneeds, such as infants and elderly or disabled persons.

For adults� Heart & high blood pressure

medication, insulin� Prescription drugs� Denture needs� Contact lenses & supplies� Extra eye glasses� Entertainment – games and books

For baby� Formula� Diapers� Bottles� Powdered milk� Medications� Important family documents-

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Characteristics EstimateTotal population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .210,554Male . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102,820Female . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107,734Median age (years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38.621 years and over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .154,79562 years and over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29,868Total households . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84,089Family households (families) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57,515With own children under 18 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27,378Married-couple families . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45,358With own children under 18 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20,484Male householder, no wife present . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,003With own children under 18 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,739Female householder, no husband present . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9,154With own children under 18 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,155Non-family households . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6,574Householder living alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21,89665 years and over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8,060Households with one or more person under 18 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29,807Households with one or more person 65 years and over . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18,833Average household size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.50Average family size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3.02

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2005 American Community Survey

Civilian employed population 16 years and over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108,727

OCCUPATIONManagement, professional, and related occupations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44,673Service occupations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16,720Sales and office occupations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26,809Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations. . . . . . . . 411Construction, extraction, maintenance and repair occupations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,812Production, transportation, and material moving occupations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,302

INDUSTRYAgriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 831Construction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,090Manufacturing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,699Wholesale trade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,414Retail trade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,737Transportation and warehousing, and utilities. . . 5,033Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,212

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INDUSTRYFinance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9,442Professional, scientific, management, administrative and waste management services . . . . .8,905Educational services, health care, and social assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25,330Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodations, food services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8,935Other services, except public administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,185Public administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9,914

CLASS OF WORKERPrivate wage and salary workers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81,470Government workers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21,503Self-employed workers in own not incorporated business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,702Unpaid family workers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

INCOME AND BENEFITS (IN 2005 INFLATION-ADJUSTED DOLLARS)Total households . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84,089Less than $10,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,706$10,000 to $14,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,339$15,000 to $24,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7,254$25,000 to $34,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8,659$35,000 to $49,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,046$50,000 to $74,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17,685$75,000 to $99,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13,871$100,000 to $149,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,269$150,000 to $199,999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,053$200,000 or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,207Median household income (dollars) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59,651Mean household income (dollars) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71,987

Overview of the Census DataSoure: U.S. Census Bureau

American Community Survey

As of 2005 there were 84,000 households inSaratoga County, of which 68% of those were“family households,” (54% with a married couple,14% non-traditional) 32% of the households wereeither people living alone or unrelated to the headof household. 86% of the people were in thesame residence as the previous year. Of the93,000 housing units, 68% were single familyhomes, 20% were multiple unit structures, 12%were mobile homes and 9% were vacant. 25% of

these structures have been built since 1990.

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Over 1,000Momentive Performative MaterialSaratoga CountySaratoga HospitalSaratoga Springs City School DistrictShenendehowa Central School DistrictState Farm InsuranceStewart's Ice Cream CompanyTarget Distribution Center

500-999Ballston Spa Central School DistrictCurtis Lumber Co.Navy - West MiltonNew York Racing Association (and related employees)Saratoga Hospital*Quad/GraphicsSaratoga BridgesSaratoga Gaming and RacewaySkidmore CollegeSysco Food ServiceWesley Health CareYMCA of Saratoga

300-499Ace Hardware Distribution Center* BMPC - Knolls Atomic Power Lab (KAPL)DA Collins Co.Four Winds - Saratoga* Mohawk Fine Paper, Inc.New Country Motor Car Group*SCA TissueUS Food Service

200-299Adirondack Trust CompanyAYCO*Ball Metal Container GroupBast Hatfield*Espey Manufacturing & Electronics CorporationFort Miller Group

Provided by the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce * DenotesManufacturing Industries

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NThe Alliance Church

257 Rowland St., Ballston SpaRev. Doug KeslerContact: 885-6524.Services: Morning worship 10:30 a.m.Child care is provided Additional services: Wednesday Biblestudy and prayer 6 p.m.; 6:30 Kids Club.Saturday Youth Group 5p.m.

Assembly of God Faith Chapel

Rev. Jason Proctor6 Burgoyne StSchuylervilleContact: 695-6069fcschuylerville.orgServices: Sunday 10:45 a.m. Additional services:Wed. Bible Study 7p.m.

Baha’i Community of Saratoga Springs

Contact: 584-9679; 885-0876; usbnc.org.Additional services: The Baha’i Faith -talks and discussion on the history andteachings. First Tuesday of every monthDevotional gatherings. Call for info.

Ballston Spa United Methodist Church

101 Milton Ave.Rev. Sally WhiteContact: 885-6886troyconference.org/bsumcServices: Sunday 10a.m. with nursery care and Sunday school during worship.

Additional services: Food pantry, Wed.,9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Clothing thrift store,Tues. 9 a.m. to noon.

Ballston Center AssociateReformed PresbyterianChurch

58 Charlton Road (corner of Charltonand Middleline)Ballston SpaRev. Charles RobertsContact: 885 7312ballstoncenterarpchurch.orgSunday Services: Christian Educationhour begins at 9:15AMWorship service begins at 10:30AM. All are welcome!

Bethesda Episcopal Church41 Washington St., Saratoga SpringsRev. Canon Thomas T. Parke Contact: 584-5980bethesdachurch.orgServices: Sunday, 6:30, 8, 10 a.m.Wednesday, healing service, 12:10 p.m.Additional services: Child care, Bethesda Bees, church school

Church of Christ at Clifton Park

7 Old Route 146Clifton ParkMinister Anthony LindenContact: 371-6611, cliftonparkchurchofchrist.comService: 10:30 a.m. SundayAdditional service: Wednesday 7p.m., Bible study at 9:30 a.m. Sunday

Christ Community Reformed Church

1010 Route 146, Clifton ParkRev. Dr. Johan G. BosmanContact: 371-7654; ccrc-cpny.org.Services: Sunday 9:15 and 11 am.Summer hours July & Aug. 10:00 amAdditional services:Children’s hour: 9:30 a.m.

Christ Episcopal Church15 W. High St.Ballston Spa, NYContact: 885-1031Cecballstonspatripod.comServices: Sunday 8, 10 a.m. Additional services: Nursery care provided.

Congregation Shaara Tfille84 Weibel Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NYContact: 584-2370saratogasynagogue.orgoffice@saratogasynagogue.orgServices: Saturday: 9 a.m. Monday and Thursday: 7:30 a.m. Third Friday: 7:30 p.m.Additional Services:Hebrew School, Men’s Club, Sisterhood,Adult Education and many religious,social and entertainment events.

Corinth United MethodistChurch

243 Main StreetCorinth, N.YContact: 654-2521;[email protected]

Services: Sunday 10:30 a.m.;Sunday School during WorshipAdditional services: Grace Choir (practice before Worship);Children's Choir (practice afterWorship); Bible Study, Thursday1:30 p.m.; Busy Bees preschool;Thrift Shoppe, Fridays 10 a.m. to2p.m.; Women's Group; TOPS;AA

Eastern Orthodox - Christ the Savior349 Eastline Road, Ballston LakeContact: 786-3100; xcsavior.orgServices: Sunday: 9:15 a.m.Sunday School: 11:15 a.m.Additional Services:Vespers 4:00 pm

First Baptist Church45 Washington St., Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-6301.

Bethesda Episcopal Church



Services: Sunday: 11a.m. Additional Services:Sunday school 9:30 a.m.

First Baptist Church of Ballston Spa

202 Milton Ave. (Route 50),Ballston SpaContact:885-8361fbcballstonspa.orgServices: 10:15 a.m. with child care during the serviceAdditional Services: Sunday School9a.m.; Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer 10:30 a.m.

Grace Brethren Church137 West Milton Road, Ballston SpaRev. Dan PierceContact: 587-0649Services: Sunday 10 a.m.; Fellowship:11:15 followed by Sunday School for allages; Wednesday - Edification & Prayer at7 p.m. All are welcome. Handicap accessible.

Greater Grace Community Church

Pastor David Moore43 Round Lake RdBallston Lake (Malta Mall)Contact: 899-7777; ggccmalta.orgServices: Wed. and Fri. 7:30 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.Addtional Services:Teen Ministry, Fri. 7:30 p.m.; YouthMinistry, Fri. and Sun. w/ services;Childrens Sunday school Friday night/SunMornings; Women’s Studies; Men’sBreakfast. Call for more info.

Highway Tabernacle Church90 River Road, MechanicvilleContact: 664-4442Services: Sunday morning 10:30 a.m.; Sunday school for all ages9:30 a.m.; Wed. Bible Study 7p.m.

Hope Church206 Greenfield Avenue, Ballston SpaContact: 885-7442hopechurch.usServices: Sunday: 10 a.m.; Additional Services:Sunday school for all ages 9 a.m.

Jonesville United Methodist963 Main St., Clifton ParkContact: 877-7332jonesvilleumc.orgServices: 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. AdditionalServices:Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.

Living Springs Community Church

59 Pine Road, Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-9112livingspringscc.netServices: Sunday, 10:30 a.m. Additional services: Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; Women’s Bible study Thur 10 a.m.

Living Waters Church of God

4330 State Rt. 50Saratoga SpringsContact: 587-0484; livingwaterscog.usServices: Sundays 10 a.m., Wed. 6:30pm.

Malta Presbyterian ChurchDunning Street, MaltaContact: 899-5992maltapresbyterianchurch.orgServices: Sunday: 10 a.m. AdditionalAdditional Services:Sunday School 10 a.m.

Malta Ridge United MethodistChurch

729 Malta Avenue Ext.,Malta Contact: 581-0210troyconference.org/maltaridgeumcServices: Sunday 10 a.m. Additional Services: Sunday school: 10 a.m.

Middle Grove UnitedMethodist Church

Pastor Judy Humphrey-Fox 429 Middle Grove Rd.,

Middle Grove (corner of MiddleGrove & North Creek Rd)Contact: 581-2973Services: Sunday 8:30amAdditional Services: Sunday School9:40 am. Church is wheelchair accessible.

New Horizon Church150 Perry Road, Saratoga SpringsContact: 587-0711newhorizononline.orgServices: Sunday 10:30 a.m.;Children and youth, Sunday4:00 p.m.

NorthStar Church1741 Rt. 9,Clifton ParkContact: 371-2811northstarchurch.com.Services: Sunday: 10 a.m.

Old Saratoga Reformed Church

48 Pearl St., SchuylervilleContact: 695-3479oldsaratogareformedchurch.orgServices: Sunday at 10:30am.,Adult Sunday School 9:30 AM,Children’s Worship & Sunday Schoolduring 10:30 am service. Handicap accessable.

Presbyterian- NECongregational Church

24 Circular St.,Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-6091Services: Sunday: 10:45 a.m.

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Additional services: Child care, Sunday school and Middle School Youth group 9:30 amSr. High Youth Group Sun. 6:45 pm.

Roman Catholic Church of St. Peter

241 Broadway, Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-2375 stpeteronline.orgServices: Eucharistic Celebrations:

Saturday 5 p.m.; Sunday 7:30, 9 and 11:30a.m.; Daily Mass at 8 a.m. Monday throughFriday.

St. Clement’s Roman CatholicChurch

231 Lake Avenue, Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-6122st.clementschurch.comServices: Saturday 4 p.m.; Sunday 8, 9:30,11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Mon. through Sat.8 a.m.; Wed. and Fri. 5:30 p.m.; Wed.fol-

lowed by Our Lady of Perpetual HelpNovena. Additional Services:Confessions: Saturdays 2:30 to 3:30p.m. or by appointment Devotions:Rosary daily following 8 a.m. mass

St. Mary’s Church167 Milton Ave.Ballston Spa, NY 12020Contact: 885-7411Services: Saturday 4pm; Sunday 8:30, 10:30 & Noon

St. Mary’s Catholic Church1223 East St.Galway NY, 12074Services: Sunday 9:30 amFaith Formation following mass. Additional service: Summer services includes 6pm Sat.

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church

3159 Route 9NGreenfield Center Contact: 893-7680;[email protected];rcda.or/churches/St.JosephsChurchServices: Saturday 4p.m.Sunday 10:30 a.m. Handicap accessible.

St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church

771 Route 29Rock City FallsContact: 893-7680;[email protected];rcda.or/churches/St.JosephsChurchServices: Sunday Mass 8:30 a.m.

St. Paul’s EvangelicalLutheran Church

149 Lake Avenue, Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-0904spelcss.comServices: Saturday evening at 5 p.m.with Holy Communion. Sundays at 8:30and 11:00 am a.m. with HolyCommunion. Additional Services: Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.for all ages. Children’s Church 11am.

St. Peter Lutheran Church2776 Route 9, MaltaContact: 583-4153Services: Sunday 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.;Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.

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Saratoga Abundant Life Church

2325 Route 50 South (corner Route 50and Hutchins Road), Saratoga SpringsContact: 885-5456saratogaabundantlife.orgServices: Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Additional services:God Zone - Sunday schoolfor ages 3 to 12. Saturday 6PM

Saratoga Chabad130 Circular St., Saratoga SpringsContact: 526-0773 [email protected]

Saratoga Friends Meeting (Quaker)

Corner of Routes 32 and 71, Quaker SpringsContact: 587-7477; 399-5013saratogaquakers.comServices: Sunday: 10 a.m. Activities provided for children.

Saratoga IndependentChurch

Knights of Columbus 50 Pine Rd. Saratoga SpringsContact: 306-4652;[email protected]: Sunday: 9:30 a.m.Additional services: Weekly Food bank,Tues. 9-11 a.m.

Saratoga United Methodist Church

Henning Road at Fifth Avenue, Saratoga Springs Contact: 584-3720 saratogaspringsumc.orgServices: Sunday 9 and 10:45 a.m.Additional services: Child care is available. Handicap accessible.

Shenendehowa United Methodist

971 Route 146, Clifton Park, Contact: 371-7964.Services: Sunday 7:45, 9 and 10:45 a.m.; Acts II - Contempory 10:45 a.m.Additional Services:Sunday school and child care provided at 9 and 10:45 services.

Simpson United Methodist Church

Rock City Road,

Rock City Falls, NYContact: 885-4794.Services: Sunday 10:45 a.m.

Soul Saving Station for Every Nation Christ Crusaders of America

62 Henry StreetSaratoga SpringsContact: 584-3122Soulsavingstation.comServices: Sunday 10 a.m. and 6:00 pmAdditional Services:Wednesday Prayer/Bible study 7 p.m.; YouthNight, Friday 7 p.m.

Temple Sinai509 Broadway,Saratoga SpringsContact: 584-8730templesinai-saratogasprings.orgServices: Weekly Friday Evenings & SaturdayMorning. Call for time. Additional services:Handicap accessible, Hebrew school, youthgroups, adult education classes.

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Saratoga Springs

624 North BroadwaySaratoga SpringsContact: 584-1555saratoga-uu.org Services: May 30-Sept. 5 10amAdditional Services: Religious educa-tion at the first service. Nursery careprovided at both services.

Wilton Baptist Church755 Saratoga Rd, WiltonPastor Steve Harness Contact: [email protected]; wiltonbaptistchurch.comServices: Sunday Service 11 am and 6pm; Wednesday 6:30 pm.Additional Services:Sunday School 10 am. Child care pro-vided. Handicap accessible.

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Albany Medical Center43 New Scotland Ave., Albany262-3125, amc.edu

Albany Memorial Hospital600 Northern Blvd., Albany 471-3221nehealth.com/medical_care/amh/

St. Peter’s Health Care Services315 South Manning Blvd., Albany525-1550sphcs.org

Albany VA Medical Center113 Holland Ave., Albany626-5000, Fax 626-5500albany.va.gov

FULTON COUNTY

Seton Health/St. Mary’s Hospital427 Guy Park Ave., Amsterdam842-1900, smha.org

Amsterdam Memorial Hospital4988 State Highway 30, Amsterdam 842-3100, amsterdammemorial.org

Nathan Littauer Hospital99 E. State St., Gloversville725-8621, nlh.org

RENSSELAER COUNTY

Samaritan Hospital2215 Burdett Ave., Troy, 271-3300,nehealth.com/medical_care/sam/

Seton Health Foundation, Inc.1300 Massachusetts Ave, Troy268-5000, setonhealth.org

SCHENECTADY COUNTY

Ellis MedicineBellevue Women’s Center2210 Troy Rd., Niskayuna346-9400, ellishospital.org

Ellis Medicine1101 Nott St., Schenectady243-4000, ellishospital.org

Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital1270 Belmont Ave., Schenectady382-4500, sunnyview.org

WARREN COUNTY

Glens Falls Hospital100 Park St., Glens Falls, 926-1000, glensfallshospital.org

HospitalsSARATOGA COUNTY

Four Winds Hospital 30 Crescent Ave., Saratoga Springs 584-3600, fourwindshospital.com

Mollie Wilmot RadiationOncologyCenter, 211 Church Street, Saratoga Springs580-2800, saratogacare.org

Saratoga Hospital 211 Church St., Saratoga Springs , 587-3222, saratogacare.org

Saratoga Surgery Center3050 Route 50 N, Saratoga 693-4400, saratogacare.org

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Saratoga Hospital Lab211 Church St., Saratoga583-8440Fax 580-2806saratogahospital.org

Saratoga Imaging Center3 Care Lane, Suite 100Saratoga Springs, 587-7773adirondackradiology.com

Rubin Dialysis Center59-C Myrtle St., Saratoga Springs587-1919, rubindialysis.org

Saratoga Hearing CenterSaratoga Medical Arts Building, Suite 800414 Maple Ave, Saratoga Springs, 584-0578albanyhearclear.com

C.R. Wood Cancer Center102 Park St., Glens Falls926-6620, glensfallshospital.org

Family Health CentersGalway Family Health5344 Sacandaga Rd, Galway 882-6955 saratogacare.org

Malta Medical Arts2388 Route 9, Mechanicville, 289-2024saratogacare.org

Saratoga Family Health119 Lawrence St. , Saratoga, 584-7361saratogacare.org

Saratoga Family Physicians3044 Rt. 50N, Saratoga Springs886-5800

Schuylerville Family Health200 Broad St. Schuylerville, 695-3668saratogacare.org

Seton Health Home Care77 Van Dam St., Saratoga, 583-7076setonhealth.org

The Medical Center at Wilton 135 North Rd., Wilton, 926-1900glensfallshospital.org

Wilton Medical Arts 3040 Route 50 north, Saratoga, 580-2273saratogacare.org

Diagnostic Centers and Lab SitesHear For You2911 Rt. 9 bldg. 2 Malta, 583-0471hearforyou.info

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As the

Saratoga region's

leading healthcare

provider, Saratoga

Hospital is committed to

keeping pace with the needs of

one of the fastest growing commu-

nities in New York State. Our

approach is simple yet effective: as

much as possible, we locate services

and facilities in strategic locations

throughout the Saratoga region, bring-

ing technology and quality care to more

people, closer to where they live. Go to

www.saratogahospital.org for more

information about all of our services.

Outpatient care centers:

Wilton Medical Arts - (518) 580- 2273 Wilton Medical Arts has consistently

provided access to some of the Capital

Region's most advanced imaging tech-

nology. Wilton Medical Arts was

among the first to offer PET scanning,

16-slice CT scanning, calcium scoring,

digital mammography and DEXA

screening. It also offers an open bore

MRI, Urgent Care, Breast Health

Services, and physical and occupation-

al therapy. Conveniently located off

exit 15 of the Northway, Wilton

Medical Arts has extended hours and

plenty of on-site parking. The outpa-

tient diagnostic center consistently ranks

among the best in the nation for patient satis-

faction. Wilton Medical Arts records more

than 100,000 patient visits a year, proof that its

services are in demand throughout the

Saratoga region.

Cancer screenings Free cancer screenings

for uninsured and underinsured men and

women are available every Monday and

Thursday. Call (518) 580-2132 for required

appointment, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Wilton

Medical Arts, 3040 Route 50, Saratoga

Springs.

Walk-in Urgent Care is open from 7 a.m. to

9 p.m., Monday through Friday; from 9 a.m. to

9 p.m. on Saturday; and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

on Sunday. Laboratory and x-ray services are

available during those hours as well.

Malta Medical Arts - (518) 289-2024 Malta Medical Arts, located south of

Northway exit 12 on Route 9, provides Urgent

Care, medical imaging, laboratory and other

services for our patients in southern Saratoga

County. Malta Medical Arts is modeled after

our successful Wilton Medical Arts. Both out-

patient centers combine advanced technology

with the ultimate in service and convenience.

Malta Medical Arts is home to computed

tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imag-

ing (MRI) and ultrasound services. It features

extended hours and ample on-site parking.

Walk-in Urgent Care is open from 7 a.m. to

9 p.m., Monday through Friday; from 7 a.m. to

7 p.m. on Saturdays; and

from 7 a.m. to 5 pm on

Sundays. Laboratory and x-

ray services are available

during those hours as well.

Regional Therapy Center (518) 583-8383 Our outpatient Regional

Therapy Center is located at

225 Washington Street,

Saratoga Springs - a loca-

tion chosen for its easy

access, convenient parking,

and comfortable, spacious

setting for patients. Evening

hours are available at this site. Services

include physical, speech, and occupational

therapy, plus an aquatic therapy pool.

Inpatient therapy will continue at the

Hospital, and outpatient services will

remain available at the Regional Therapy

Center's satellite offices at Wilton Medical

Arts, and the Malta Commons. Regardless

of the location, Regional Therapy Center

patients are assured of the best possible

care, provided by highly competent clini-

cians, all of whom are licensed and/or certi-

fied by New York State.

Mollie Wilmot RadiationOncology Center (ROC) (518) 580-2800 Our Mollie Wilmot Radiation Oncology

Center brings high-quality, hospital-based

radiation oncology to the Saratoga region.

The Center combines the latest technology

with the comforts and amenities of a facili-

ty designed specifically to meet the needs of

today's cancer patients and their loved ones.

It is staffed by a team chosen for their belief

in compassionate care, and their dedication

to their patients and the community as a

whole.

The Center is equipped with some of the

most advanced technology in the region,

enabling us to streamline the treatment plan-

ning process; target radiation beams to spare

surrounding tissue whenever possible, and

ensure that radiation is delivered at the most

effective intensity

An on-site resource center includes a

lending library and internet access, as well

as suggestions for helpful web sites.

Volunteers who are familiar with cancer-

related issues are on hand to help patients,

their friends and family members.

Saratoga Surgery Center (518) 693-4400 Our Saratoga Surgery Center more than

doubles our surgical capacity, enabling us to

meet the increased demand for surgical

services in our growing community.

Saratoga Surgery Center combines the latest

technology and a superb clinical team with

a beautiful, comforting atmosphere and a

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variety of amenities for patients and their

family members.

Saratoga Surgery Center is fully equipped

and licensed to perform noncritical proce-

dures - such as eye surgery, laparoscopic

surgery, hernia repair, and ear, nose and

throat surgery - that do not require an

overnight stay. A service of Saratoga

Hospital, the Center follows the same proto-

cols as the Hospital and is backed by its

resources.

Ample on-site parking is available.

Saratoga Family Physicians (518) 886-5800 This facility brings a number of local and

new family practice physicians together

under one roof. Located adjacent to Wilton

Medical Arts at 3044 Route 50, this facility

offers plenty of on-site parking and accessi-

bility.

The Saratoga Center for Endocrinology and Diabetes (518) 886-5100The Saratoga Center for Endocrinology

and Diabetes specializes in diagnosing,

treating, and managing disorders of the

endocrine system, from diabetes and thyroid

conditions to infertility, cholesterol prob-

lems, and disorders of the pituitary, adrenal,

and other glands.

As a patient of the Center, you will bene-

fit from a customized treatment plan.

Equally important, you will receive the sup-

port that can help you coordinate your care

and manage your condition more effective-

ly. This service is located on the Second

Floor of the Saratoga Surgery Center.

Pain Management Center (518) 886-5100

The Pain Management Center works with

you to find the source of your pain, and

through a combination of treatment and man-

agement techniques help improve your quality

of life. We provide comprehensive pain man-

agement services, including nerve blocks,

intravenous therapies, medication manage-

ment, spinal cord stimulator implants, epidur-

al placement, patient controlled analgesia, and

education. We draw on these services to devel-

op a customized treatment plan and to adjust

that plan, as needed, so it continues to meet

your needs. The Pain Management Center is

located on the second floor of the Saratoga

Surgery Center.

The finest care at 14 facilities: Saratoga Hospital211 Church Street

Saratoga Springs

Mollie Wilmot Radiation Oncology Center (ROC)211 Church Street

Saratoga Springs

Wilton Medical Arts3040 Rt. 50

Saratoga Springs

• Urgent Care

• Breast Health Services

• CT

• Cardiac scoring

• DEXA scanning for osteoporosis

• Digital fluoroscopy

• Mammography

• MRI

• Ultrasound

• X-ray

• Occupational therapy

• Physical therapy

• SPORT Services

• Laboratory services

Saratoga Family Physicians3044 Route 50

Saratoga Springs

• Primary Care

Saratoga Surgery Center3050 Route 50

Saratoga Springs

• Outpatient surgery

The Saratoga Center for Endocrinology and Diabetes3050 Route 50

Saratoga Springs

Pain Management Center3050 Route 50

Saratoga Springs

Malta Medical Arts2388 Route 9

Mechanicville

• Urgent Care

• Corporate Health Services

• CT

• MRI

• Ultrasound

• X-ray

• Laboratory services

Regional Therapy Center225 Washington Street

Saratoga Springs


• Occupational therapy

• Speech-language pathology

• Ready-to-Work Services

• Aquatic therapy

Regional Therapy Center at Malta Commons100 Saratoga Village Blvd., Suite 34

Ballston Spa


Saratoga Care Nursing Home 211 Church Street

Saratoga Springs

Galway Family Health

Route 147

Sacandaga Road

Galway • Primary Care

Saratoga Family Health119 Lawrence St,

Saratoga Springs

• Primary Care

Schuylerville Family Health200 Broad Street

Schuylerville

• Primary Care

For more information or a referral,

call our HealthSource line,

24 hours a day, seven days

a week, at (518) 580-2450

or toll-free

1-866-580- 2450.

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Vitamin Function Overdose Sources

Vitamin A

Prevents night blindnessPromotes healthy eyefunction Keeps skin, hair, and nails healthyHelps ward off bacterial infection

• Joint and bone pain • Hair loss Skin changes • Headaches • Blurred vision• Fatigue

Green, yellow, or orangevegetables; Sweet potatoes; Cantaloupe;Apricots

Vitamin B6

Carbohydrates and protein; metabolism; Helps form red blood cells;Proper nerve function.

• Nerve destructionBananas; Meats, poultry,fish; Potatoes; Broccoli;Cereals and grains

Vitamin B12Proper nerve function;Helps form red blood cells;Builds genetic material

(None known)Meats, poultry, fish; Milk;Eggs; Vegans may needsupplementation

Folic Acid

DNA and RNAsynthesis; Helps form redblood cells; Important ingrowth and development;Helps prevent birth defects

(None known)

Orange and grapefruitjuice; Green leafy vegetables; Poultry; Driedbeans; Supplement recom-mended forpregnancy

Vitamin C

Promotes healing of cutsand wounds; Helps resistinfection; Keeps gumshealthy; Strengthens bloodvessel walls

• Diarrhea• Kidney stones

Citrus fruits (oranges,grapefruit); Strawberries;Cantaloupe; Green or redpeppers; Broccoli

Vitamin EHelps form red bloodcells, muscles, and othertissues; Antioxidant

• Muscle weakness• Headaches• Fatigue

Seeds and nuts; Seafood;Eggs; Oils

Calcium

Helps build strong bonesand teeth; Involved inmuscle contractionsand nerve function

Muscle/abdominal painCalcium kidney stones

Milk/milk products (yogurt,cheese); Tofu; Broccoli;Calcium fortified orangejuice; Some fortified cereals

ChromiumWorks with insulin forproper glucose metabolism

(None known)Egg yolks; Meat; Wholegrains; Cheese

IronHelps carry oxygen tobody tissues, includingmuscle

• Liver disease• Arrhythmias

Red meat, seafood, andfish; Dried apricots; Driedbeans; Fortified cereals;Supplement recommendedfor pregnancy

Phosphorus

Works with calcium tobuild and maintain bonesand teeth; Helps convertfood to energy

• Lowers blood calciumDairy products; Egg yolks;Meat, poultry, fishLegumes; Soft drinks

Potassium

Vital for muscle contractions and nerve transmission; Important forheart and kidney function;Helps regulate fluid bal-ance and blood pressure

• Slower heart beat• Kidney failure

Milk and yogurt; Manyfruits and vegetables(especially oranges,bananas, and potatoes)

ZincImportant in function ofmany enzymes; Woundhealing

• Nausea and vomiting• Abdominal pain

Seafood; Meats; Eggs;Whole grains

Vitamins and min-

erals are essential

to your health.

Although they do

not give you ener-

gy, they do assist in

energy-yielding reactions and promote

body growth and development. Vitamins

and minerals are vital for human function,

each one playing a different role. Read on

to find out what select vitamins and miner-

als do and where you can find them!

&Minerals

Vitamins



Situated in the foothills of the

Adirondacks, Saratoga County is known for

many things, one of which is the healthy,

vibrant and active communities and people

who make up this great region.

Whether you are new to the area, a sea-

soned athlete, or just looking to get a little

healthier, the following list should help you

on your way:

Health Food StoresFour Seasons Natural Foods

33 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs

(518) 584-4670

www.fourseasonsnaturalfoods.com

Basic Foods

585 Saratoga Rd., Scotia, NY

(518) 399-2742

www.basicfoods.com/products.htm

Wild Thyme Whole Food

& Tea Company

108 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa, NY

(518) 885-7275

www.wildthymetea.com

Green Grocer

Rte 9, Clifton Park, New York

(518) 383-1613

www.thegreengrocer.com

Running ClubsFleet Feet New Balance No Boundaries

5K Training Program in Spa State Park

(518) 459-3338

www.fleetfeetalbany.com

Saratoga Stryders

P.O. Box 1467

Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

[email protected]

Capital District Road Runners Club

www.capitaldistrictrrc.org

Albany Running Exchange

www.albanyrunningexchange.org

Biking ClubsSaratoga Cycling Club

Elevate Cycles (518) 587-0455

[email protected]

Mohawk Hudson Cycling Club

www.webmhcc.org

Organized Bike Ride Resource

Saratoga Healthy

Transportation Network:

www.healthytransportation.org

Hiking ResourceAdirondack Mountain Club

(518) 668-4447

www.adk.org

Swimming Teams andPools

Lakeridge Farm Recreation

Center

960 Saratoga Road, Ballston Lake

(518) 384-1604

Stingrays Swim Team

YMCA of Saratoga

290 West Ave.

Saratoga Springs

(518) 533-9622

Barracudas Swim Team

Southern Saratoga YMCA

1 Wall Street, Clifton Park

(518) 371-2139

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Clifton Park-Halfmoon Piranhas

Coach Chuck Dunham

(518) 881-0600 ext 54582

Ballston Spa High School

220 Ballston Ave.

Ballston Spa

(518) 884-7150 x 2324

Victoria and Peerless Pools

Saratoga Spa State Park

19 Roosevelt Dr.

Saratoga Springs

(518) 584-2535

Town Pool

188 New York 146

Mechanicville

(518) 456-4446

Ballston Spa Village Pool

Ralph Street

Ballston Spa

Waterford Town Swimming

Pool 36 Ballston Street

Waterford

(518) 235-4414

Sand Bar Beach

Moreau Lake State Park

605 Old Saratoga Road

Gansevoort, (518) 793-0511

Ice SkatingSaratoga Springs Ice Rink Ice

Skating Rink

30 Weibel Avenue

Saratoga Springs

(518) 583-3462

Clifton Park Ice Arena

16 Clifton Common Blvd

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The YMCA of Saratoga has four convenient locations in Saratoga County:

Corinth Branch119 Gabriel RoadCorinth, NY 12822Phone: 518-583-9697

Malta BranchFitness Center100 Saratoga Village Blvd. #22Malta, NY 12020Phone: 518-583-9623Child Care100 Saratoga Village Blvd. #28Malta, NY 12020Phone: 518-583-4342

Saratoga Springs Branch290 West Avenue/PO Box 4610Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Phone: 518-583-9622

Wilton Branch20 Old Gick Road in WiltonWilton, NY 12831Phone: 518-587-3000

For more information aboutwhat the YMCA has to offer,please visit any of our branchesor check out our website atwww.ymcasaratoga.org.



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Creative Discovery Pre-School587-982610 Franklin St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866franklincommunitycenter.org

Hansel & Gretel584-093466 Seward St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Jewish Community Center584-237084 Weibel Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogasynagogue.org

Katrina Trask Nursery School584-896824 Circular St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866ktnurseryschool.org

Montessori Country Academy of Greenfield (3-5 years old)580-9491montessoriofgreenfield.com

North Country Academy of Saratoga 584-99827 Care LaneSaratoga Springs, NY 12866northcountryacademy.com

Saratoga Independent School583-0841459 Lake AvenueSaratoga Springs, NY 12866siskids.org

Apple-A-Day Nursery School583-9442155 Ballard Rd, Wilton, NY 12831

Beagle School (ages 2-5)587-7507115 Regent St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866beagleschool.com

Busy Bees Pre-School584-237084 Weibel Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Church Mouse Nursery School885-8362202 Milton Ave.Ballston Spa, NY 12020

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Skidmore Early Childhood Center580-5472815 North BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866skidmore.edu/education_studies/ecc

Small Wonders Christian Pre-School584-3720175 5th Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

St. Clements Catholic School584-7350231 Lake Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866stclementsschool.org

St. Paul's Lutheran ChristianChildhood Center584-0904149 Lake Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866spacss.com

Storybook Academy Nursery School 587-0707421 Geyser Rd.Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Teddy Bear Day Care Center584-22734 Mountain Ledge DriveWilton, NY 12831

Waldorf School of SaratogaSprings584-7643212 Lake Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866waldorfsaratoga.org

YMCA of Saratoga583-9622 ext. 114290 West Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866ymcasaratoga.org



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The Adirondack School695-52945158 County Route 113, Greenwich, NY 12834adirondackschoolneny.org

Christian Brothers Academy (Grades 6-12)452-980912 Airline Drive, Albany, NY 12205cbaalbany.org

Doane Stuart School199 Washington AveRensselaer, NY 12144465-5222doanestuart.org

Emma Willard School833-1320285 Pawling Ave., Troy, NY 12180emmawillard.org

The Kings School 654-62306087 Route 9N, Hadley, NY 12835kingsschool.info

La Salle Institute (Grades 6-12)283-2500174 Williams Rd., Troy, NY 12180lasalleinstitute.org

Malta Montessori School (Pre-K–3rd grade)633-1971100 Saratoga Village Blvd. Suite 34AMalta, NY 12020maltamontessori.com

Saratoga Central Catholic High School587-7070 247 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogacatholic.org

Saratoga Christian Academy150 Perry Rd

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Saratoga Independent School(Pre-K thru 6)583-0841459 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866siskids.org

Spa Christian School(Pre-School – 6th Grade)885-0508206 Greenfield Ave., Ballston Spa, NY 12020spachristian.com

St. Clement's Regional Catholic School (N-5)584-7350231 Lake Ave., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866stclementsschool.org

St. Mary’s School (Pre-K – 5th Grade)885-730040 Thompson St., Ballston Spa, NY 12020smsbspa.org

Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs (N-12)584-7643122 Regent St., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866waldorfsaratoga.org



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Achievements782-1178623 New Loudon Rd.Latham, NY 12110achievements.org

Center for Disability Services (formerly Center for the Disabled) 437-5700 314 South Manning Blvd., Albany, NY 12208 cfdsny.org Agency that provides comprehensive services to children and adults with disabilities. Services include: Medical,Residential, Vocational, Educational, Transportation, Respite,Skilled Nursing and Service Coordination

Crossroads Center for Children 1-866-773-5222 50 Cypress Drive, Glenville, NY 12302 Serves children with a diagnosis within the PervasiveDevelopment Disorder and Autism spectrum and their families. crossroadcenter.org

Saratoga County EOC Head Start226-045064 Hamilton St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaeoc.org/headstart

The Helping Hands School 664-5066 41 Werner Road, Clifton Park, NY 12065 helpinghands.orgHelping Hands School is a private, non-profit preschool for two-to-five-year-olds with special needs.

New Meadow School 899-9235 100 Saratoga Village Blvd. Suite 35 Malta, NY 12020 Special Education Pre-School

Parson Child and Family Centers 426-2600 60 Academy Rd. Albany, NY 12208 Parsonscenter.org Multi-service agency provides counseling services, parenting education, child abuse/neglect prevention and treatment, family strengthening programs, early childhood family support, special education, youth development programs, and mental health services.

Prospect Child and Family Center798-0170 133 Aviation Rd,Queensbury, NY 12804Offers multi-faceted services for at-risk and developmentally disabled individuals in our community.prospectcenter.com

Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES581-3310 or 746-33101153 Burgoyne Ave. Suite 2Fort Edward, NY 12828wswheboces.org

Wildwood School836-22002995 Curry Road ExtensionSchenectady, NY 12303A private, not-for-profit day program for children ages 3-21 with neurological impairments, learning disabilities, and autism.wildwood.edu

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Bus Garage 884-7140

Milton Terrace Primary 100 Wood Road 884-7270 Principal Joe Lopez

Malta Ave. Intermediate 70 Malta Ave. 884-7250 Principal Sharon D’Agostino

Wood Rd. Intermediate 100 Wood Road 884-7290 Principal Michael Selkis

Ballston Spa Middle School 210 Ballston Ave 884-7200 Principal Dr. Helen Stuetzel

Ballston Spa High School 220 Ballston Ave 884-7150 Principal Kristi Jensen

BALLSTON SPACENTRAL SCHOOLSbscsd.org • 884-719570 Malta Ave., Ballston Spa, NY 12020Superintendent: Joseph P. Dragone, Ph.D

SCOTTIES

Bus Garage Rich Hewlett 399-9141, ext. 3523 or 3524

Francis L. Stevens Elementary School 25 Lakehill Road 399-9141 X3500 Principal Ralph Rothacker

Pashley Elementary School 30 Pashley Rd., Glenville 399-9141, ext. 4500 Principal Jill Bonacio

Charlton Heights Elementary School 170 Stage Rd., Ballston Lake 399-9141, ext. 5500 Principal Timothy Sinnenberg

Richard H. O'Rourke Middle School 173 Lakehill Rd, Burnt Hills 399-9141, ext. 4000 Principal Mr. Don Germain

Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School 88 Lakehill Road, Burnt Hills 399-9141, ext. 3300 Principal Maryellen Symer

BURNT HILLS /BALLSTON LAKESCHOOLSBHBL.org • (518) 399-914150 Cypress Drive, Glenville, NY 12302Superintendent: Jim Schultz, ext. 5002

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Shenet.org • 881-06005 Chelsea PlaceClifton Park NY 12065Superintendent: Dr. L. Oliver Robinson

Elementary Schools

Tesago Elementary 970 Route 146 881-0570 Principal Gregory Pace

Skano Elementary 970 Route 146 881-0560 Principal Mary Fitzgerald

Shatekon Elementary 35 Maxwell Dr. 881-0580 Principal Elizabeth Wood

Orenda Elementary 970 Route 146 881-0550 Principal Michael Smith

Okte Elementary 1581 Crescent Rd 881-0540 Principal Deborah Price

Karigon Elementary 970 Route 146 881-0530 Principal Gregory Wing

Chango Elementary 100 Chango Dr. 881-0520 Principal Karin Skarka

Arongen Elementary 489 Clifton Park Center Rd. 881-0510 Principal Benjamin Roberts

Middle Schools

Koda Middle School 970 Route 146 881-0470 Principal Bruce Ballan

Gowana Middle School 970 Route 146 881-0460 Principal Robin Gawrys

Acadia Middle School 970 Route 146 881-0450 Principal Jonathan Burns

Shenendehowa High School 970 Route 146 881-0330 Principal Donald Flynt

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Corinth Middle School 105 Oak Street 654-9005 Principal Gregory J. Kreis

Corinth High School 105 Oak Street 654-9005 Principal Brian Testani

CORINTHSCHOOLS

Mechanicville.org 664-5727

25 Kniskern Avenue

Mechanicville NY 12118

Superintendent:

Dr. Michael J. McCarthy

Elementary School 25 Kniskern Avenue 664-7336 Principal Stephen Marra

Middle School 25 Kniskern Avenue 664-6303 Principal Kevin Duffy

Mechanicville High School 25 Kniskern Avenue 664-9888 Principal Kevin Kolakowski

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Elementary SchoolsCaroline St. 310 Caroline St. 584-7612 Principal Daniel J. O’Rourke

Division St. 220 Division St. 583-4794 Principal Dr. Greer E. Miller

Dorothy Nolan 221 Jones Rd. 584-7383 Principal Kevin Froats

Geyser Rd. 61 Geyser Rd. 584-7699 Principal Melody Eldeen

Greenfield 3180 Route 9N 893-7402 Principal Michael J. Hewitt

Lake Ave. 126 Lake Ave. 584-3678 Principal Dr. Barbara Messier

Maple Ave. Middle School 515 Maple Ave. 587-4551 Principal Stuart F. Byrne

Saratoga Springs High School 1 Blue Streak Blvd 587-6690 Principal Frank P. Crowley

SARATOGA SPRINGSCITY SCHOOLSsaratogaschools.org3 Blue Streak Blvd., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866583-4700Superintendent: Janice White

The award-winning Saratoga Springs School District provides for approximately 7,000 students from thecity of Saratoga Springs, as well as the towns of Greenfield, Malta, Milton, Saratoga and Wilton.Encompassing multiple locations the school district has a high school, middle school and six elementaryschools.

The school district employs approximately 1,000people and maintains teachers’ salaries at or abovethe average in the Capital District, thereforeensuring the quality of the teaching personnel.More than 90 percent of the teachers employedby the school district have advanced degrees.

NOTE: Throughout this section, the Nurses’ Dep’t can be accessed through the main switchboard of each individual school.

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SCHUYLERVILLECENTRAL SCHOOLSschuylervilleschools.org • 695-325515 Spring St., Schuylerville, NY 12871Superintendent: Dr. Leon J. Reed

Bus Garage 695-3255 x3260

Schuylerville Elementary School 14 Spring St. 695-3255 Principal Michael Mugits

Schuylerville Jr. / Sr. School 14 Spring St. 695-3255 Principal Matthew Sickles

BLACK HORSES

Bus Garage 793-4443

Elementary Schools Moreau 6 Bluebird Road 793-9644 Principal Robert Lemieux

Tanglewood 60 Tanglewood Drive 793-5631 Principal Richard D. LaMarche

Harrison Ave. 76 Harrison Avenue 793-9048 Principal Joseph M. Palmer

Ballard Road 300 Ballard Road 587-0600 Principal Rosemary Porteus

Oliver Winch Middle School 99 Hudson Street 792-5891 Principal Mark Fish

So. Glens Falls Sr. High School 42 Merritt Road 792-9987 Principal Carla Biviano

BULLDOGS

SOUTH GLENS FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOLsgfallssd.org • 793-9617

6 Bluebird Road, South Glens Falls, NY 12803Superintendent: Dr. James P. McCarthy

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CENTRALSCHOOLSscsd.org • 373-6100 334 No. Hudson Ave., Stillwater, NY 12170Superintendent: Stanley Maziejka

Bus Garage 664-5661

Stillwater Elementary School 334 No. Hudson Ave.373-6100 x5500Principal John Goralski

Stillwater Middle / High School 334 No. Hudson Ave.373-6100Principal Mario Fernandez

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Saratoga Extension Center of ACC6 Mountain Ledge DriveGansevoort, NY 12831584-3959sunyacc.edu

Hudson Valley Community College80 Vandenburgh Ave.Troy, NY 12180629-4822 (HVCC) hvcc.edu

The Sage CollegesRussell Sage CollegeSage College of AlbanySage Graduate SchoolSage After Work45 Ferry St.Troy, NY 12180140 New Scotland Ave.Albany, NY 12208244-2000sage.edu

The College of Saint Rose432 Western AvenueAlbany New York 122031-800-637-8556strose.edu

Schenectady County Community College78 Washington Ave.Schenectady, NY 12305381-1200sunysccc.edu

Siena College515 Loudon Rd.Loudonville, NY 12211783-2300siena.edu

Skidmore College815 N. BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866580-5000skidmore.edu

College Continuing EducationUniversity at Albany, StateUniversity of NY1400 Washington Ave.Albany, NY 12222442-3300Albany.edu

Empire State College1 Union Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866587-2100esc.edu

Plattsburgh, State University of NY101 Broad St.Plattsburgh, NY 12901564-2000Plattsburgh.edu

Union College807 Union St.Schenectady, NY 12308388-6000Union.edu

Continuing EducationAcademy for Lifelong Learning at Saratoga SpringsEmpire State College111 West AvenueSaratoga Springs, NY 12866587-2100, ext. 2415esc.edu/all

Continuing Education Saratoga Springs City Schools3 Blue Streak Blvd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866583-4700saratogaschools.org

BOCES / Career & Technical Education /Adult Education15 Henning Road & 26 Gick Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866581-3555wswheboces.org

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HHiigghheerr LLeeaarrnniinngg 101

1. Look into enrolling ina test-prep classwhere you will have an instructor to guide your studying.

Five Tips to HelpYou Test Your Best:

Start Your CollegeSearch byParticipating in

Student SearchService (SSS) WhenYou Register forSAT, PSAT, or APExams.Student Search Service is afree information service forstudents who take the PSAT,SAT, or AP Exams.By participating in SSS youcan let colleges, universities,and scholarship programsknow you are interested inhearing from them and geteducational and financial aidinformation from colleges,universities, and scholarshipprograms.

StandardizedTestsAdmissions tests are only partof the applications picture.Challenging courses, goodgrades, commitment toextracurriculars, teacher rec-ommendations, and strongadmission essays all con-tribute to creating a portraitof who you are.

2. Do some research onthe exam to ensureyou are familiar with the rules and layoutof the test.

3. Complete practiceexams.

4. Look at your patternsand pacing.

5. Make a testing planfor yourself.

College Board SAT Program Fee-Waiver Service (collegeboard.com)The following local institu-tions have agreed to considerwaiving the application feefor applicants who use SATwaivers during the 2010-11academic year: SUNYAdirondack, College of SaintRose, Hudson ValleyCommunity College,Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute (RPI), Russell SageCollege, Siena College,Skidmore College, SUNYCollege of Albany, and Union College



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LocationDo you want to live in anurban, suburban, or ruralcampus? How far from homedo you want to live?

SizeHow big is the student popu-lation? What about class size?

Mix of studentsIs the college coed? Are therestudents from all over thecountry, with different back-grounds and experiences?

Academics Does the college offer pro-grams of study that interestyou?

ExtracurricularsDoes the college have thetypes and ranges of extracur-ricular activities you are inter-ested in?

Facilities Will you have access to labs,computing centers, andmusic, theater, or athleticfacilities?

Campus LifeWhat kinds of social eventsdoes the campus have?

CostWhat kind of financial aid willthe college provide?

Rural College CampusesRural colleges, usually nearwilderness areas, have educa-tional opportunities related toscience and nature. Going toa school with access to out-door facilities will give you achance for hands-on environ-

mental studies. Outdoor activities such asskiing, rock climbing, orfishing may be short tripsfrom the campus or evenon campus. Most rural schools providefree or cheap transportationfor college students.

Urban CollegeCampuses

Cities are centers of cul-ture, art, design, communi-cation, and manufacturing.Some are self-containedislands within a city, whileothers are spread over cityblocks. You’ll find opportu-nities for internships oractivities that can help youtest career paths, buildexperience, and get yourfoot in the door.

SuburbanCollege

CampusesSuburban schools usuallyoffer a taste of the city andcountry nearby, sinceyou’re close to both. Theyusually have their owncommunities with variousactivities and their ownculture.

FINANCIALAID

Financial aid is intended tomake up the differencebetween what your familycan afford to pay and whatcollege costs. The amountyour family is able to con-tribute is frequentlyreferred to as the ExpectedFamily Contribution. Thisis determined by whoeveris awarding the aid.



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1.Grants and Scholarships: Grants don’t have to be repaidand you don’t need to work toearn them. Grant aid comesfrom federal and state govern-ments and from individualcolleges. Scholarships areusually awarded based onmerit.

2.Loans: These are aid that must berepaid. Loans that are award-ed based on financial needare low-interest loans spon-sored by the federal govern-ment.

3.Work: Student employment andwork-study aid helps studentspay for education costs suchas books, supplies, and per-sonal expenses.

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Once you’ve made a decision, noti-fy the other colleges that you aredeclining their offers of aid so theawards can go to other students.

It’s important not to miss deadlinesfor accepting financial aid. Aid islimited, so if you don’t accept anaward on time, it may go to anotherstudent.

Average College Costs 2010-11 (www.collegeboard.com)• Four-year private

$25,143• Four-year public

$6,585• Two-year public

$2,402

FAFSA: FreeApplication forFederal Student Aid www.fafsa.ed.govFAFSA is the financial aid applica-tion form you will need to apply forfederal and state student grants,work-study, and loans. While theFAFSA may seem lengthy and com-plex, there are many free resources

to help you navigate the applicationprocess.

Financial Aid PROFILE:The PROFILE is the financial aidapplication service of the CollegeBoard. More than 600 colleges,universities, graduate and profes-sional schools, and scholarshipprograms use the information col-lected on the PROFILE to deter-mine eligibility for nonfederal stu-dent aid funds. profileonline.collegeboard.com

SSCCHHOOLLAARRSSHHIIPPSSThe smaller the geographical area ascholarship covers, the better yourchances are of winning.

Research local scholarships first.Then research large national schol-arships like Reserve Officer TrainingCorps (ROTC), National Merit,Gates Millennium, Intel Science,Coca-Cola, and Robert Byrd.

Free scholarship services: • www.FastWeb.com• www.FindTuition.com/

Scholarships• www.collegeaidaward.com• www.collegeboard.com/

scholarships

Siemens Competitionwww.siemens-foundation.orgThe Siemens Competition promotesexcellence by encouraging studentsto undertake individual or teamresearch projects in science, mathe-matics, engineering, and technolo-gy or in combinations of these disci-plines. It has become the leadingscience and mathematics research-based competition for high schoolstudents in the United States.

Scholarships for winning projectsrange from $1,000 for regionalfinalists to $100,000 for nationalwinners. You can compete as anindividual or as a member of ateam.

Scholarship award money will besent directly to the college or uni-versity (selected by the winningstudents) to cover certain expensesof undergraduate and/or graduatestudy.



Website: www.sspl.org

Hours:

Monday - Thursday

9:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Friday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Sunday Noon - 5:00 PM

Closed most major holidays.

Interesting facts The current library is

approximately 60,000 square feet and opened

in 1993. The original library building on

Broadway is now home to the Saratoga

County Arts Council.

Saratoga Springs Public Library is among

the busiest in the region. Following are some

statistics from 2009/2010

• Holdings: 210,000

• Registered Borrowers:

46,753

• Circulation: 751,150

• Program Attendance: 23,778

• Library Visits:566,082

• Home Bound Visits:

3,579

• Reference Questions:

68,366

•Meeting Room Use:

1,170

• Computer Use: 94,421

• Volunteer Hours:

310 hr./month

Year Round ActivitiesSaratoga Springs Public Library

offers a full slate of activities for every

member of the family, including:

• Intermediate Bridge Classes

• Teen Room – The Teen Room is

open to students in grades 6-12 after

school. This is not a quiet area of

the library.

• Monthly “Books and Tea”

book discussions and “Life is

Short” short story discussions,

• TAG: Teen Advisory Group,

allowing teens to have a say in

library programs,

• Holistic Health Programs,

• Story Times for children's

various developmental stages

• Summer Reading Program

designed to help school kids

maintain their reading skills

over the summer break.

The Children's Room also

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Your Saratoga Springs Public Library is a hub

of community activity, serving over half a mil-

lion visitors of all ages each year. Our collection

of books, magazines, recorded books, music and

movies has something for everyone. The library

is located in the heart of downtown Saratoga

Springs, just one block from Broadway. We're

open seven days a week, year 'round, and offer a

broad array of programs for the whole family.

Our website, www.sspl.org, provides 24/7 access

to the library's catalog. Your library card is a key

to a world of information, entertainment, and

ideas.

The library is chartered to serve the Saratoga

Springs School District, which includes the City

of Saratoga Springs, and portions of the towns of

Wilton, Greenfield, Milton and Malta. Some por-

tions of our collection, such as movies on DVD,

recorded books on CD, and new and popular

books, are reserved for lending to district resi-

dents. A member of the Southern Adirondack

Library System and part of a joint automation

agreement with libraries in the Mohawk Valley

Library System, we share a catalog and have

reciprocal borrowing arrangements with libraries

in an eight-county region.

Address: 49 Henry Street,

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• Hatching chicks in the spring

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programs in the winter, and

• An annual Mother's Day visit

from real live llamas

• Computer Workstations:

Library cardholders may use

workstations in the library's

Computer Center for up to

two hours per day. Workstations

not only provide Internet

access, but also have a number of

productivity software programs,

such as word processing,

spreadsheet, and database

programs.

Some Special Services:• Computer Classes:

Regularly scheduled computer class-

es for different skill levels will help to

keep your knowledge up to date.

Watch the library's website

(www.sspl.org) for schedule and regis-

tration information.

• Meeting Rooms:

Nonprofit organizations in the

library's service area may apply to use

library meeting rooms at no charge

• Premium Online Content:

Tired of being unsure about the qual-

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engines on the World Wide Web? Our

website, www.sspl.org is a portal to a

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loadable digital audiobooks. Library

cardholders may browse and download audio-

books for listening on your home computer or

your personal portable player.

• The Saratoga Room:

Our special collection focusing on books

and other printed Saratoga memorabilia is a

must stop for visitors, newcomers, and

researchers hoping to learn more about

Saratoga Springs' rich and colorful history.

• Homebound Service:

Being homebound doesn't have to mean

missing out on library service. Residents of

our service area who are temporarily or per-

manently unable to travel to the library may

qualify to receive visits from a member of the

library's staff who will deliver books and other

materials directly to your door.

• The Book Bag Shop:

Friends of the Saratoga Springs Public

Library operates this used book store inside

the library. Here you'll find some of the best

book bargains around, and proceeds of sales

LLooccaall LLiibbrraarryy ListingsBallston Spa Public Library21 Milton Ave.885-5022ballston.sals.edu

Round Lake Public Library31 Wesley Ave.Round Lake, NY 12151899-2285roundlakelibrary.org

Schuylerville Library52 Ferry Street695-6641sals.edu/schuylerville.shtml

Stillwater Free Library 72 South Hudson Ave.664-6255 stillwater.sals.edu

support library

programs and services.

• Higher Grounds Caffè:

Operated by Kimberlie Till, the Higher

Grounds Caffè offers delicious coffee and

espresso drinks, and a variety of pastries,

soups, salads, and sandwiches.

Please note that hours for the Book Bag

Shop and Higher Grounds Caffè differ from

general library hours.

• VITA

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Program Tax assistance provided by the

Saratoga County VITA Program (sponsored

by the IRS).

• Literacy NENY

Literacy NENY provides private and small

group instruction by trained volunteers to

individuals wishing to improve reading, writ-

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we will kick off our Summer Reading

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information visit

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If you want to have a wedding and/or reception outside yourchurch or synagogue, here are some of the unique settings inor near Saratoga Springs to investigate.

Many B&Bs, hotels, museums and restaurants accommo-date weddings – so if there’s a place you love, ASK. This is notan exhaustive list – but a springboard. Discover and savoryour most special places to celebrate.

Canfield Casino 518.587.3550, ext. 2471www.saratogasprings-historymuseum.org

Yaddo Rose Gardens 518.584.0746www.yaddo.org/yaddo/YaddoGardens.html

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National Museum of Dance (518) 584-2225www.dancemuseum.org

Universal Preservation Hall (518) 584-2627www.universalpreservationhall.org

The Gideon Putnam Spa & Resort (518) 584-1354www.gideonputnam.com

Saratoga Automobile Museum (518) 587-1935www.saratogaautomuseum.org

Catherine's in the Park: (518) 583-4657 www.saratogaspagolf.com

Batcheller Mansion Inn (518) 584-7012www.batchellermansioninn.com

Union Gables B&B (518) 584-1558www.uniongables.com

Longfellows Hotel, Restaurant, and Conference Center (518) 587-0108www.longfellows.com

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Rockabella is a fun and

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Rockabella opened in February 2007 and has since

become the fashion hotspot for stylish fashionistas

all over the capital region! We carry the hottest

PROM dresses from Sherri Hill, Terani, Scala, BG

Haute,Shimmer by Bari Jay, Flip and Evenings by Allure! Rockabella has the

BEST selection of homecoming dresses, semi-formal dresses, sweet sixteen dress-

es, and Bar and Bat Mitzvah dresses! We have many styles in stock but we can

custom order sizes and styles as well!! Denim! Hoodies! Going Out Tops!

Leggings! Yes! Rockabella is not only known for its Fabulous dresses.........We

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by Funky Junque, bags and clutches by Melie Bianco, Suede Boots by Naughty

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more!! Rockabella is home to Zeb Sutherland of Saratoga Seamstress, so alter-

ations are readily available at our boutique or by appointment!

Saratoga Trunk, lady’s finery, is a Saratoga

institution located on Broadway for over 15

years. Women who seek the distinctive, the

glamorous, from casual to black tie, know the

best in quality and customer service awaits

them at “The Trunk.” Renowned for the Best

in Hats in the country, by USA Today, Saratoga

Trunk carries the bespoke creations of

KOKIN, Jill Henning Fineries, Christine

A.Moore, Ryan Wilde, Lisa Battaglia, Nessa

Cronin, Eric Javits, Mona the Madhatter - and

more “one of a kind” chapeaux, offering cus-

tom orders for Track, Weddings, and all social occasions. “The Trunk’s” cloth-

ing collections include the alluring apparel of the most enduring names in the

industry - KAY UNGER/PHOEBE COUTURE, THEIA BY DON O’NEILL,

NICOLE MILLER, TERI JON, JOVANI, ZELDA, MARK &JAMES, JOSEPH

RIBKOFF, FLORES & FLORES, DAVID MEISTER, ALBERTO MAKALI,

XENIYA…and more. Accessories run the gamut from whimsical to elegant.

Alterations are always offered and completed expeditiously, by the expert ‘hand’

of Ernesto Bongiorno. Natalie Sillery, owner, has expanded her ‘personal shop-

per/buying’ service in that over 15 years, her clientele rely on her taste level, her

understanding of their own personal style, silhouette and sartorial splendor. As

one customer put it… “it’s priceless when you can walk into an event and feel

that confident” …assured that you look appropriate, exquisitely attired, unique

and with exacting fit. Store hours are usually Monday through Saturday, 10am

to 6pm, Sunday 11am to 5pm, with evening hours upon request. Saratoga Trunk,

“Where Your Style is Our Pleasure.”

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Voted a local favorite in 2009 and 2010 in

Saratoga Today and the Saratogian, Violet’s of

Saratoga is a women’s fashion boutique located

in downtown Saratoga. Violet’s opened in 2007

and since then owner Laura Farrar has been ded-

icated to offering women stylish trends at

affordable prices.

The boutique houses looks for every occasion, from weekend casual and spe-

cial events to every day ensembles. Labels include True Religion, Hudson,

French Connection, BCBGeneration, Free People and Susana Monaco as well

as jewelry lines by Lee Angel, Kendra Scott, G.S. Lillian, and handbags by Big

Buddha.

Owned and operated by women, we are dedicated to help women feel confi-

dent and beautiful by dressing customers in fashionable and flattering looks.

Need help finding an ensemble for a black tie affair or for an unconventional

backyard wedding? Is that ten year reunion approaching, or how about a date

with the cutie from work? Rest assured, Violet’s has you covered.

Stella's is truly a unique women's shoe bou-

tique, offering name brands such as, Frye, Cole

Haan, Sam Edelman, Jack Rogers and many

other colorful delights in downtown Saratoga

Springs. Owner Laura Farrar provides you

with the highest quality leathers, and the latest

in fashion trends.

It is our duty as employees and Shoe Divas to help each customer to channel

their own inner Diva. We want to make every woman’s experience fun, quick

and reliable.

Who would ever think that the smell of leather, the array of different textures

and colors could cause women of all ages to fall in love. It is a colorful love

affair that can accessorize the most glamorous to the most boring of outfits.

It is our goal at Stella's to be Saratoga's first love as a "Destination Shoe

Store".


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Are you planning a special event? Then this is the right place for you. The Boutique is

dedicated to providing an “at home” feel. Our reliable and friendly staff are devoted to

help each bride find the gown of her dreams. Here at Danielle’s Bridal we provide all

your special occasion needs.

From Bridal gowns, bridesmaids, mothers, and flower girl dresses, to Prom gowns and

evening gowns. We also offer a selection of women’s sizes.

We currently carry nine designers for prom, and evening gowns. We also carry at least

10 designers for bridesmaids dresses and have several in stock to try on. Our brides-

maids gowns have over 60 colors to choose from. There are ten designers for bridal

gowns as well as a large selection of sale gowns starting at $59. Upon purchasing your

bridal gown of $299 or more , we have a few added perks. The groom will receive a

free rental tuxedo of his choice. And bridesmaids, mothers and flower girls will receive

10% off their gowns.

Lets not forget about the men. We offer a great selection of classic suits and tuxedos

from two companies, Tuxedo Junction and Jims Formal Wear. Offering several color

and patterns to choose from. We offer the tuxedo rentals as a package, including coat,

pants, vest, tie, shirt, and shoes. The price ranges between $100-$160.

Welcome to Fly Boutique.

Tucked away like a tiny jewel, you'll find the

mood to be soft and feminine~ just like our

clothes. Come to escape and connect, to spend

time and slow down. Come and discover that

lovely piece...the one you take out of your clos-

et just to look at. The one you can slip on and

instantly feel so...you.

We invite you to take a deep breath and explore until your heart's content. Step

in, and you'll never want to leave.

Shop your favorite labels, and discover some new ones…

Magaschoni, Savaina, Yoana Baraschi, Eva Franco, Le Phare de la baleine, Maria

Bianca Nero, Weston Wear, White + Warren, Ella Moss, AG Jeans, Rich and

Skinny Denim, Shyde, Charles David Shoes, Montelle Initmates, Vosges

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Visit Frivolous Boutique and experience lots of

fun, whimsical beautiful clothing, plus gifts and

accessories for ladies and babies. Our mission is

to offer the most unique fashions that compliment

women of all ages at affordable prices. You look

fabulous, but more importantly we want you to

feel fabulous.

Additionally, Frivolous offers fun and thoughtful

gifts such as sassy wine glasses, girly flasks and

books, candles, animal print aprons, perfume,

body lotion, soaps, stationary, cosmetics and

more…

Frivolous has plenty of accessories from spartina

handbags, colorful beach bags, dressy clutches, trendy necklace and earring sets from

NYC, bracelets, dressy track hats and casual bling caps, lots of hair clips, barrettes, and

headbands.

Frivolous baby has a variety of cute gifts from Bunnies by the Bay outfits, coats, blan-

kets and buddy blankets to Sozo’s colorful onesies and swaddlers. Plenty of baby bags,

newborn hats, bling pacifiers and plush stuffed animals. Frivolous has been known for

years to offer flirty lingerie from Betsey Johnson’s patterns and brights to Hanky

Panky’s soft lace. They make great wedding gifts. Join our Hanky Panky Club and get

your free signature thong. Frivolous’s knowledgeable and friendly staff looks forward

to working with you! Frivolous, 18 Division St, Saratoga Springs 518-584-8712,

frivolousgal.com and on facebook.

The Pink Paddock, a Lilly Pulitzer® Via Shop is

celebrating our new location at 358 Broadway.

When Pink Paddock opened in 2005, we hoped

Saratoga would embrace Lilly Pulitzer®. It was-

n’t long before our original 550 square foot store

was brimming with her signature prints. Saratoga loves Lilly Pulitzer just as much as

we do and while it took awhile, we have found the perfect spot on Broadway to show-

case Lilly just as she should be!!

“It started with a juice stand,” begins the Lilly Pulitzer story when the NY socialite

eloped with Peter Pulitzer and settled in Palm Beach. Looking for a hobby, she opened

a juice stand selling citrus and while her business was a hit, squeezing made a mess of

her clothes, so Lilly designed a dress to camouflage the stains. The result: A comfort-

able shift made of bright, colorful printed cotton in pink, green, yellow and orange–the

Classic Shift.

Soon Lilly was selling more shifts than juice and when Jackie Kennedy began wear-

ing Lilly, everyone wanted one. Throughout the '60s and '70s, Lilly's pink and green

colors became the uniform of the affluent at play and the banner of the resort lifestyle!

Come and see for yourself how a Colorful Life can be your lifestyle too!

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A ‘greener’ home does not imply that everything has to go

and be replaced – on the contrary. The use of biodegradable

and non-toxic materials is ideal; yet there are some easy steps

you can implement right away that will make a difference.

Green living in our homes is largely about being mindful and

waste conscious.

Choose Natural Home Cleaners

Be aware that most traditional cleaning products (wood

floor and furniture sprays, carpet cleaners, laundry detergents,

dish soaps, silver and shoe polishes, etc.) contain toxic chem-

icals that not only pollute the air you breathe, but also end up

polluting our streams and water supplies. Look for products

with the Green Seal label.

Minimize Indoor Toxins

Unfortunately they can be found pretty much everywhere:

from carpets and flooring, wall and window treatments, to fur-

niture and counter tops – even in mattresses and pillows. They

are called VOC’s (volatile organic compounds). And they are

responsible for many allergies and asthma symptoms. They

are also found in air fresheners, room deodorizers and scented

candles.

Reduce Clutter, Organize, Recycle, Donate

Nothing is more soothing than an orderly home where

everything has a home for itself. If it’s not the case, consider

giving and/or storing things away in order to keep visual clut-

ter to a minimum. Clutter is a major energy drainer. It is

important to surround yourself with what you need and what

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Non-Toxic, no VOC Paint

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makes

your own space

beautiful – all

the rest (dupli-

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archival materi-

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un-used cloth-

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equipment, old

newspapers and

magazines, etc.)

can go and be

recycled

Avoid Plastic

Found in bags, bottles, containers. They often leak BPA

(bisphenol A), a component used to make plastic goods

durable, clear, light weight and resistant to heat, and PVC

(polyvinyl chloride).

Glass, ceramic, bamboo and wood are safe and lasting (as

long as not chemically treated). Re-usable shopping bags are

the way to shop, the way to store, the way to reduce environmen-

tal toxic waste.

Use Natural Fibers

Consider carpets made of undyed wool, cork flooring, seagrass

and sisal rugs. Support the Forestry Stewardship Council by buy-

ing furniture and floors certified FSC (guarantees that the wood

was harvested from forests managed responsibly and sustain-

ably). Buy organic linens and towels (cotton, bamboo, hemp).

Enjoy Indoor Plants

They bring in life, growth and oxygen to your home. They

soften sharp edges and beautify. They also contribute to a clean-

er indoor air.

They will greatly benefit from the compost you can generate

from your own kitchen scraps.

Remember to Save Electricity

A power ‘smart’ strip will help as it turns itself off when it

senses that appliances are idle. Turn off lights in parts of your

house that are not occupied. Install dimmers. Draw the curtains

and blinds in the winter that will add insulation. In the warmer

months, open windows to create cross-ventilation and bring in

fresh air throughout the house – and minimize AC use.

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As any seasoned

Saratoga gardener

knows, growing and maintaining

a beautiful lawn takes consistent

work and vigilance. Without a green

thumb and a well planned work schedule, a lawn—or any

yardscape for that matter—can change rapidly from month to

month, let alone season to season.

Below are some easy steps you can follow for a greener and

easier to maintain lawn.

SpringGetting your mower ready: Start the lawn-care season by

taking care of your mower. Bring in your mower for service

in early spring. This helps you beat the rush so your mower is

in tip-top shape right when you need to use it. Be

sure to sharpen the blade at least once a

year.

Starting a new lawn from seed:

Though fall is the ideal time to

start a new lawn from seed, you

can also do it in spring. Don't wait

until late spring, though: Give your

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Attacking crabgrass: Because crabgrass and

other annual weeds need to sprout from seeds

each year, a well-timed application of pre-emer-

gence herbicide can do wonders for keeping

these pests at bay. Spread the pre-emergence her-

bicide as forsythia blooms in your area start to

drop.

Aerating: If your lawn doesn't grow well due

to compacted soil, springtime -- when your grass

is in active growth -- is a great time to aerate.

This loosens the soil, allowing grass roots to

reach deeper and the soil to absorb moisture bet-

ter.

Mowing: Start mowing once your grass reach-

es about 3 inches tall. It's best keep most turf

types in this region at least 2 inches tall -- this

helps the grass ward off weeds and withstand

summer drought.

Fertilizing: If you feed your lawn a couple of

times a year, a light application of lawn food in

early spring will help get your lawn off to a great

start. Keep it light, though, and use a slow-release

or organic fertilizer . Wait to fertilize until your

lawn needs mowing for the first time.

SummerControlling grubs: Attack grubs and keep

them from destroying your lovely lawn with a

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throughout the season. Apply your grub

control in early June.

Mowing: Watch how your lawn grows.

During hot, dry periods, it may only need

mowing once every two or three weeks

(when the grass grows about 3 inches tall).

During cooler, moister periods, it may need

mowing twice a week.

Watering: It's fine to let your grass go

dormant during drought. It'll turn brown, but

it'll stay alive and then will go green and

start growing when the rains come again. If

you don't want a brown summer lawn, select

drought-tolerant types such as buffalo grass

or plan on giving your lawn about 1 inch of

water a week.

FallFertilizing: If you only fertilize your

lawn once a year, fall's the time to do it. In

fact, your lawn could take a light application

of fertilizer in early fall and again in late

fall.

Mowing: As temperatures cool, your

lawn will start growing faster: You'll likely

need to mow regularly through the end of

the season.

Cleaning up: For a healthy lawn, it's a

good idea to clean up fallen leaves. If you

don't want to rake up leaves, do several

passes over your lawn with a mulching

mower. You'll chop up the leaves into fine

pieces so they decompose and add to your

soil's structure. It's easier and also better for

the health of your lawn!

Overseeding: Most grasses in this region

grow and take best in cool temperatures,

making autumn the ideal time to overseed.

Give your new grass about a month before

your first average frost date so it can get

established.

Attacking perennial weeds: Most peren-

nial lawn weeds, such as dandelion and

creeping Charlie, are most susceptible to

spraying in fall when they're winding down

and getting ready for winter.

Aerating: Cooler autumn temperatures

mean your grass will start growing more

again -- so it's a great time to aerate to

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Whether you’re a do-it-yourselfer or needto call on our trusted advertisers– you don’t want to neglect these areas!

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• “Spring clean” your appliances, heavy furniture, move

everything and get under there. While there - check

hoses on washer, refrigerator, and dishwasher. If they

show signs of deterioration, replace them.

• While cleaning… don’t forget drapes,

comforters, rugs…

• Do your walls & ceilings need cleaning?

Ceiling fans? Moldings, Woodwork?

• Remove storm windows / doors after inspecting

for damage & cleaning.



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• Check your gutters, downspouts, siding & roof.

• Exterior need re-painting?

• Does the garage door still work well?

...does it add to your curb appeal?

• Does your driveway or walk way need work?

• Check, clean & seal decks, exterior steps and

railings.

• Clean & repair patio furniture.

• Check any outdoor play equipment for damage,

repair before the kids are outside.

• Clean fireplace or stove. Chimney cleaning?

Re-pointing?

• Clean & install Air Conditioners.

Have Central Air looked at by a professional.

• Trim trees or branches that are touching your siding

or roof.

• If pest control is needed – schedule now.

• Check your basement for moisture, fungus or mildew

growth and deal with it immediately.

• Schedule pool & lawn maintenance

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YOU

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dampness– get help now.

• Think you need more attic insulation?

Do it now.

• Take window / door screens out.

Wash & repair before storing.

Don’t forget to label.

• Check gutters after the fall leaves have fallen.

• Drain hot water heater, flush and refill.

Remove sediment from the bottom

of the tank.

• Change the furnace filter. Have heating

system professionally serviced.

• If you have a sump pump,

test, clean and lubricate.

• Schedule appointment to have central

air serviced if needed.

• When switching to Daylight Savings Time -

Ensure that all smoke detectors, carbon

monoxide detectors and fire extinguishers

are in good working order. Replace batteries

in appropriate devices as needed, or at least

twice each year.

• Check and clean grout between tiles in your

kitchen and bath. Re-grout if necessary. Add

sealer to finish.

• Remember to clean or replace filters once a

month, or as needed. Check and clean dryer

vent, air conditioner, stove hood and

room fans.

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• Check for minor brick and mortar cracks in

your foundation – get help now.

• If it’s on your to-do list, put Christmas lights

up while it’s still nice out.

• Wash your house / door windows before

installing your storms.

• Clean window & door tracks and lubricate

hinges.

• Check windows & doors… Seals? Drafts?

Locks working properly? Replace weather-

stripping and caulk around doors and

windows if needed.

• Repair or replace any cracked windows.

• Clean, repair, and store patio furniture.

• Drain outside faucets.

• Cover woodpile. Split some kindling

and store for ready supply.

• Make a list of all minor / major indoor

projects that need to be done, so you can

maximize your time “indoors” during the

winter months.



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Nothing brings a family together like a home-cooked meal with

the perfect ingredients. Unfortunately it is not always as easy as

it seems, and those pesky measurements can get pretty

confusing. The following tables will help answer these questions

and a whole lot more. Good luck, enjoy, and happy cooking.

PoultryChicken, whole (about 3 1/2 pounds) 400°F for about 1 hour

Chicken, butterflied (about 3 1/2 pounds) 470°F for about 40 minutes

Chicken, bone-in parts 425°F for 50 to 60 minutes

Turkey, whole (about 14 pounds) 325°F for about 3 1/2 hours

un-stuffed: 4 hours stuffed

Cornish hens (about 1 1/2 pounds each) 425°F for 40 to 45 minutes un-stuffed;

45 to 50 minutes stuffed.

BeefTenderloin, whole 375°F for about 45 to 50 minutes

(3 1/2 to 4 pounds, trimmed)

Prime rib, 3-rib standing rib roast 450°F for 15 minutes

(6 to 7 pounds) then drop to 350°F for about 1 hour

PorkLoin roast, 6-rib-bone-in (about 4 pounds) 425°F for 30 minutes, then drop to

or boneless (3 to 4 pounds) 375°F for about 30 minutes.

Tenderloin Sear in frying pan for 10 minutes

(about 1 pound: browned before roasting) Transfer meat to roasting pan.

Roast at 400°F for 20 minutes

LambWhole leg, bone-in (6 to 8 pounds) or 375°F for about1 1/2 hrs. for bone in;

Boneless (5 pounds) 1 1/2 hours for a boned, rolled roast

Rib rack, 8-rib bone-in (1 to 1 1/2 pounds) 425°F for 25 to 35 minutes

VegetablesBeets, 1/8 inch slices 450°F for 20 to 25 minutes

Beets, wedges 400°F for about 1 1/2 hours

Carrots, 1/4 inch diagonal slices 450°F for about 20 minutes

Cauliflower, florets 400°F for 25 to 35 minutes

Garlic, whole heads, tops trimmed 350°F for 45 to 60 minutes

Mushrooms, portabellas 450°F for 20 to 30 minutes

Onions, red, 1/4 to 3/8 inch slices 450°F for 22 to 24 minutes

Parsnip, 2x 1/2 inch sticks 425°F for about 30 minutes

Potatoes, waxy (whole if small, 375°F for 50 to 60 minutes

halved or cut into chunks if large)

Squash, acorn, halved crosswise 400°F for about 1 hour 15 minutes

Sweet potatoes, 1 inch chunks 400°F for 20 to 45 minutes

Turnips, 1 inch chunks 400°F for 45 to 55 minutes

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1/2 cup coarsely grated;

1/3 cup small (1/4 inch) diced;

1/2 cup 1/2-inch slices

1/2 cup small (1/4 inch) diced;

1/2 cup 1/4 inch slices

1 tsp paste

1 1/2 tsp minced;

1 tbsp coarsely chopped

1 1/2 cups minced;

1 1/2 cups medium (1/2 -inch) diced;

2 1/3 cups thin (1/8-inch) slices

1 cup fine (1/8 inch) dice;

1 1/3 cups medium (1/2 inch) diced;

1 1/2 cups thin (1/8 inch) slices

1 cup medium (1/2-inch) diced

2 1/4 cups medium (1/2-inch) diced

3 tablespoons minced

1 cup medium (1/2-inch) diced

3 cups thin (1/8 inch) slices

Scant 1/2 cup pitted and coarsely chopped

1/2 cup lightly packed chopped

1 1/3 cups medium (1/2 -inch) diced;

1 cup thin (1/8 -inch) slices

4 to 5 tablespoons unstrained juice;

2 tablespoons lightly packed zest when

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1/4 ounces

8 ounces

7 ounces

5 ounces

12 ounces

1/2 ounce

5 ounces

8 ounces

3 ounces

3 ounces

7 ounces

5 ounces

4 ounces

10 ounces

Carrot

1 medium

Celery

1 medium rib

Garlic

1 large clove

Onion

1 medium

Bell pepper

1 medium

Potato, red

1 medium

Potato russet

1 medium

Shallot

1 large

Tomato

1 medium

Mushroom,

White

Olives, kalamata

1/2 cup whole

Parsley, flat-leaf

1 small bunch

Apple

1 medium

Lemon

1 medium

Lime

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Orange, navel

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Allspice, ground 2 parts ground cinnamon plus

1 part ground cloves (by volume)

Arrowroot cornstarch (as long as chilling or

freezing is not involved)

Black Pepper White pepper, allspice, or savory

Breadcrumbs, dry Cracker crumbs, matzos, meal,crushed corn

Capers chopped green olives

Chile paste red pepper flakes, cayenne, bottled hot sauce

Chocolate, bittersweet semisweet chocolate

Chocolate, unsweetened 3 tablespoons natural cocoa powder

baking, 1 ounce plus 1 tablespoon melted butter

Currants dark raisins

Dates dark raisins

Flour, self-rising, 1 cup 1 cup all-purpose flour plus 1 1/2 tsp

baking powder

Mustard, dry, 1 teaspoon 1 tablespoon prepared mustard

Porcini mushrooms , dried dried shiitake mushroom

Pine nuts blanched, slivered almonds

Rice wine dry sherry

Sugar, brown light and dark may be used interchangeably

to make your own, pulse in a food

processor 1 cup white granulated sugar with

3 to 4 tablespoons molasses (yields 1 cup)

Sugar, superfine grind granulated white sugar in a

blender or food processor

Vanilla bean, 2-inch piece 1 tsp pure vanilla extract

Vinegar, sherry balsamic vinegar

Yeast, 1 packet active dry 1 packet quick-rise, or 1/2 of a packet

(2 1/4 teaspoon) instant, or a 0.6-ounce cube fresh

3 cups cooked

2 1/2 cups cooked

2 ⁄ cup cooked

3 cups cooked

3 cups cooked

3 1/2 cups cooked

8 cups cooked

8 1/2 cups cooked

1 cup coarsely chopped; 1 cup

plus 2 tbsp finely chopped;

3/4 cup plus 2 tbsp coarsely

chopped; 1 cup finely

1 cup

6 1/2 ounces

2 ⁄ ounces

7 ounces

6 1/2 ounce

6 1/2 ounce

6 1/2 ounce

1 pound

1 pound

5 to 5 1/2 ounces

4 ounces

2 1/4 ounces

Beans, Black

1 cup uncooked

Beans, Kidney &

Great Northern

Rice, arborio

1 cup uncooked

Rice, long- grain white

1 cup uncooked

Rice, Medium-grain

1 cup uncooked

Couscous

Penne uncooked

Spaghetti uncooked

Almond, hazelnuts, &

peanuts, whole shelled

Pecan & walnut halves

1 cup

Breadcrumbs, fresh from

about 2 1/2 slices sand-

wich bread, with crust

Weight Approximate yield

Equivalents Dry Goods

Shelf Life of Food Refrigerate Frozen

Beef, pork, lamb, veal 3 to 5 days 4 to 6 months

Chicken, turkey 2 days 6 months

Ground meat 1 to 2 days 3 to 4 months

Sausage, raw 1 to 2 days 1 to 2 months

Ham, whole, ful ly cooked 1 week 1 to 2 months

Bacon 1 week 2 months

Fish 1 to 2 days 3 months

Sliced deli meat 3 to 5 days 1 to 2 months

Bread, rolls, breadcrumbs not recommended 1 month

Casseroles 3 to 4 days 2 to 3 months

Soups, stews 3 to 4 days 2 to 3 months

Broth, stock 1 to 2 days 2 to 3 months

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2 pints(4cups)

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ADULT DAY CAREEvergreen Adult Day Care - Is located at the Wesley Campus in Saratoga

Springs and offers a daily program of super-

vised structured activities for the frail and

socially impaired elderly, giving them an

opportunity for stimulation and new friend-

ships. Those appropriate to attend are individ-

uals who are experiencing difficulty with

tasks of every-day living and partially

dependent on others. they must also be ambu-

latory, continent and non-abusive. Evergreen

offers exercise programs, special trips, recre-

ation and games, counseling, a nutritious

noon meal, transportation and much more.

More information can be obtained by calling

587-3600 x 1443.

Schuyler Ridge Adult Day Health Care ProgramOne Abele Boulevard

Clifton Park, NY 12065

(518)373-3106

Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Serves participants who can be chronically ill, frail

and disabled. Offers dementia care, personal care

such as grooming and bathing as well as caregiver

respite and spiritual care. Staffed by a full time reg-

istered nurse able to administer medications and

treatments, professional therapists for physical,

occupation and speech therapies, and services of a

dietician and social worker to provide assessed

care needs. Schedules can be flexible and

transportations is available. Reimbursement is

through Medicaid, although private insurance and

private pay are accepted. Call for more information or

a tour.

ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESOURCESAlzheimer's Association - Capital District Chapter

Pine West Plaza, Suite 405

Washington Ave. Ext.

Albany, NY 12205, 867-4999

Offers family support, education

research and advocacy.

Medic Alert (missing person)

1-888-572-8566

Alzheimer's Disease Assistance CenterCohoes, NY

238-4164

Services offered include diagnostic and assessment

clinics, care management available to clinic partici-

pants, education to family members and caregivers,

educational programs to community groups.

LOCAL ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUPS:

First Presbyterian Church203 Palmer Ave. Corinth 654-9432 2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 1:15pm

Adirondack Branch Office3rd Tues of month @ 6:30pm 71 Glenwood Ave. Glens Falls 793-5863

Halfmoon SeniorCenterLower NewtownRd., Waterford(518) 371-38923rd Thursday ofthe month @ 12:00 pm

Wesley HealthCare Center 131 Lawrence St.,Saratoga Springs(518) 691-1515Last Tuesday ofthe month @ 3pm

St George’s Episcopal Church912 Route 146, Clifton Park(518) 371-51792nd & 4th Wednesday of the month @ 1 pm

CAREGIVER INFORMATIONAND ASSISTANCEOffice for the Aging.Call 884-4100.

COUNSELINGThrough a contract with a local counsel-

ing agency, older people are assisted with

applying for benefits, budgeting, and

advocacy on their behalf in obtaining such

benefits. Trained staff members work

directly with clients, usually in their

homes, to provide personal and family

counseling on a wide range of matters.

Contact the Office for the Aging at 884-

4100 for a referral for counseling.

EISEPExpanded In-Home Services for the

Elderly Program offers non-medical, in-

home services (housekeeper/chore and/or

personal care), case management to indi-

viduals meeting eligibility requirements.

There is a possibility of cost-sharing. Call

884-4100.

ELDERCARE LOCATOR1-800-677-1116 Toll-free assistance in

identifying community resources for sen-

iors nationwide.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS• Link to Life 1-888-337-5433 • Ellis Hospital - Lifeline 382-4101 • Seton Health / St. Mary's Hospital

268-6263• Glens Falls Hospital - 800-852-5433

or 926-2130 • Nurses of Albany - 489-2681 • The Eddy - 274-6200• Saratoga Hospital - Regional

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EMPLOYMENTTITLE V SENIOR EMPLOYMENT -Employment and Training Administration

provides part-time employment, classroom

instruction and on-the-job training to eligible

persons over 55. For information and require-

ments call 884-4170.

EXPERIENCE WORKS - Offers part-time

employment to eligible older adults. For

information on the program call 226-0122.

SERVICESENERGY ASSISTANCE (HEAP)HEAP is a federally funded program which

can help low income people contend with the

high cost of heating their homes during the

winter months. HEAP provides a one time

benefit per heating season which is credited to

your heating account. Persons 60 and over

may apply for a regular benefit by mail

through the Office for the Aging. In addition,

emergency benefits are available by applying

in person. Call 884-4111.

Emergency furnace repair applications can be

made at the DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL

SERVICES. Call 884-4146 for more

information.

FOOD STAMPSThis program provides monthly benefits thathelp low income households such as the eld-erly and disabled buy the foods that theyneed to keep healthy. There are income eligi-bility requirements for this program. Furtherdetails and procedures for the applicationprocess can be obtained by contacting theFOOD STAMP DEPARTMENT at 587-3030.Applications are also taken at several loca-tions throughout the County on a monthlybasis.

HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING PRO-GRAM (HIICAP)Trained volunteers answer questions andprovide confidential information and coun-seling about Medicare A & B, MedicareSupplemental Insurance, Medicaid andQMB, EPIC, Long Term Care Insurancethroughout Saratoga County. Call 884-4100for more details.

LEGAL SERVICESLegal advice and representation is availableto all seniors throughout the County througha contract with a private attorney.Appointments are available on a weeklybasis. Call 884-4100 for requirements andscheduling.Legal education on a wide-range of topics is

also offered at clubs, centers and nutri-tion sites upon request.

LEGAL AID SOCIETY - Provides infor-mation, assistance and representationto income eligible people in civilcases. Offices are located at 10-12Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs. Call587-5188 for information.

SENIOR IDENTIFICATION PRO-GRAMEvery Tuesday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.picture identification cards are issuedat the Office for the Aging. Discountcards are issued to those 60 and overand CDTA Half-Fare cards to those 65and over. Please bring proof of age andcounty residency when applying. Formore information call 884-4100.

TAX ASSISTANCEINCOME TAX PREPARATION -Volunteers from the AMERICANASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PER-SONS (AARP) are available at severallocations throughout the County toassist seniors in the preparation ofincome tax returns and tax rebates.Call 884-4100 for an appointment(February - April only).



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PROPERTY - The law grants anexemption from taxation to the extentof 50% of the assessed valuation forcounty, city, town, village or schooldistricts on real property owned bypersons 65 years of age and over whomeet certain requirements. For this50% exemption, the law allows eachlocality to set the maximum incomelimit. For specific information andapplications, contact your assessor.

TAX MAPS – get copies made of yourtax map or call us for assistance tolook up your map online. County RealProperty Tax Department 885-2219

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESThe Saratoga County Chamber ofCommerce is a great place to start. It is

as simple as typing: www.saratoga.org/jobs/jobzone-volunteer-index.asp

FOSTER GRANDPARENT - FosterGrandparents serve 20 hours a week inschools, hospitals, correctional institutions,and Head Start and day care centers.Volunteers must meet income eligibilityrequirements. For more information, call272-6052.

YMCA of SaratogaVolunteer Options and Senior Clubs (Silver Sneakers) 518-583-9622290 West Ave / P.O. Box 4610Saratoga Springs, NY 12866ymcasaratoga.org

The RETIRED and SENIOR VOLUNTEERPROGRAM (RSVP) is part of Corporation forNational & Community Service, the national

volunteer agency. Anyone 55 years or older iseligible to become a volunteer. RSVP offersdiverse opportunities to serve in museums,libraries, schools, nursing homes and othercommunity agencies. Volunteer assignmentsare a match between the specific interests ofthe volunteer and the particular needs of anorganization. If available, volunteers alsoserve the homebound elderly with visits andtelephone calls. Volunteers are covered byliability insurance and helped with incidentalexpenses such as transportation. For informa-tion call 884-4110.

SENIOR COMPANION - Offers part-timeopportunities for seniors to develop one-to-one relationships with developmentally dis-abled adults. Participants, who are incomeeligible, receive: a tax-free stipend, possibletransportation, daily meal, orientation andtraining. For information call 581-3075.

NUTRITIONHOME DELIVERED MEALS - A hot,nutritious noon meal is delivered tohome-bound seniors, evening andweekend meals are also available.Suggested contribution is $2.00 permeal, however, no one is denied theprogram because of their inability tocontribute. 363-4020

NUTRITION EDUCATION - TheOffice for the Aging contracts with aregistered dietitian who is available todo presentations at nutrition sites, aswell as one-to-one counseling withindividuals. Contact 884-4100.

60+ DINING PROGRAM - Serves ahot, nutritious noontime meal at manylocations throughout the County. Mealsare served Monday through Friday andyou are required to make reservationsone day in advance. While the suggestedcontribution is $2.00 per meal, all per-sons 60 and over are served regardless oftheir ability to contribute. For informationcall 884-4100.

Nutrition sites are as follows:• Clifton Park Shenendohowa Senior

Center 383-1343• Ballston Spa Doubleday Woods

885-1900

• Wesley Evergreen Adult Day Care - not open for public

• Corinth Senior Center 654-2040 • Galway Town Hall 882-6070 • Greenfield Center Greenfield

Community Center 893-7644 ext.312• Malta Community Center -

899-4411 • Malta Meadows - not open to public • Saratoga Springs -

Saratoga Senior Center 584-0168 • Schuylerville Saratoga Town Hall

695-3644 ext. 316• South Glens Falls Moreau

Community Center 792-6053

MoreauTown of Moreau792-6007

Providence, Galway & CharltonStanski Transportation884-4100

TRANSPORTATION

Ballston, Malta, Milton,Greenfield & WiltonStanski Transportation884-4100

CorinthCorinth Senior Center654-2040

Saratoga SpringsCapitaland Taxi(518) 583-3131

Scheduled Bus RoutesCDTA482-3371

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WEATHERIZATIONWEATHERIZATION REFERRAL ANDASSISTANCE PROGRAM (WRAP) assistsHEAP eligible homeowners with energyrelated problems and other health andsafety home repairs. A case manager willassess your needs and develop a planusing existing community resources.Assistance is available to help apply forbenefits and programs and make sure theyare received. For further information call884-4111.

PRESCRIPTION INSURANCE (EPIC)The Elderly Pharmaceutical InsuranceCoverage is a N.Y.S. Dept.of HealthProgram designed to help NYS residentswho are 65 and older cope with the highcost of prescription drugs. For details orhelp with the completion of applicationscall 884-4100.

VISUALLY IMPAIREDGLENS FALLS ASSOCIATION FOR THEBLIND is located at 144 Ridge Street,Glens Falls and provides a wide range of

services to blind and visually limited personsin northern Saratoga County. Included areorientation and mobility training, outreachand home visits, advocacy, educational pro-grams and information and referral, andmedical transportation. For further informa-tion on these and other services, please call792-3421.

NORTHEASTERN ASSOCIATION OF THEBLIND is located at 301 WashingtonAvenue, Albany, N.Y. and offers many pro-grams and in-home services to individuals insouthern Saratoga County. They includerehabilitation teaching, mobility teaching,low vision services and social work withclients. Instructions help individuals under-stand their vision loss and maintain inde-pendence. Call 463-1211.

LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAMThis program trains and certifies volunteers toact as advocates for the residents of long -term care facilities (including nursing homesand adult homes) in resolving complaints

and securing their right to qualitycare. The Office for the Aging'scounseling component also assistsfamilies with nursing home place-ment. Phone: 363-4020

LONG-TERM HOME HEALTHCARE PROGRAMThis program is operated by theSARATOGA COUNTY PUBLICHEALTH NURSING SERVICE andprovides a wide variety of medical,nursing and social services to per-sons with long term needs whichcan be met at home. This type ofprogram is commonly referred to asthe Nursing Home Without Walls.Certain criteria must be met to beeligible for the program. There is afee for this program which is also eli-gible for Medicaid reimbursement.Call 584-7460.

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HEALTH CARE SCREENINGThrough a contract with a localhealth care provider, screenings forblood cholesterol, glucose, bloodpressure, vision, and hearing are pro-vided at multi-purpose senior centersand nutrition sites. Call 884-4100 forfurther information.

HEARING IMPAIREDHEARING ACCESS 2000 is a nation-al program to promote communica-tions access for persons with hearingimpairments. Its goals include com-munity-wide accessibility for the deafand hard-of-hearing in public facili-ties and service industries. Furtherdetails and additional informationabout services for the hearingimpaired can obtained by contactingThe Glens Falls Association for theHearing Impaired at 761-0554.

HOME HEALTH CARE

The Saratoga County Public Health NursingService provides medical services in thehome under the supervision of a familyphysician. Services include nursing, occupa-tional therapy, physical therapy, medicalsocial work, speech therapy, home healthaides and blood pressure clinics. Call 584-7460.

INFORMATION AND REFERRALIn addition to this Directory, The Office forthe Aging provides information and referralto the public about all services available toindividuals over 60 years of age. Questionsregarding services may be directed to 884-4100.

OFFICE OF AGINGThe Saratoga County Office for the Aging,which is a designated Area Agency on Agingunder the Older Americans Act, providesprograms and services for seniors throughoutthe County of Saratoga. The Older AmericansAct, which recently celebrated its 30thanniversary, has helped the Office for theAging serve as a focal point and advocate forolder Saratoga County residents and theirfamilies.

Over the past three decades, the New YorkState Office for the Aging has developed astatewide network of local Offices for theAging (Area Agencies on Aging) which plan,develop and support comprehensive in-home and community services. These servic-es create opportunities for active older peo-

ple and meet the needs of those at risk of los-ing their independence. In communitiesacross New York State older people nowhave access to information and referral serv-ices, job and volunteer opportunities, seniorcenter and day care center programs, trans-portation, congregate and home deliveredmeals, and homemaker and home healthaide services. Older people also have legalservices, nursing home ombudsmen servicesand counseling programs to assist them ifthey are abused, neglected or exploited. Ourmission will not be completed until all olderpeople have the opportunities and servicesneeded to remain in their own homes andcommunities.(518)884-4100152 West High StreetBallston Spa, NY 12020 HOURS: 9 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday

RESPONSIBLE FOR:• Caregiver Support Program • Case Management • EISEP • Emergency Response Systems • Health Insurance Counseling • Health Care Screenings • Income Tax Preparation • Legal Services • Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program • Nutrition • Transportation • Volunteer Opportunities • Weatherization



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Forever Home Greyhound Rescue82 McLean St. Ballston Spa 12020foreverhomegreyhounds.com885-8257

Homes for Orphaned Pets ExistPO Box 2497, Wilton 12831428-2994hopeanimalrescue.org

Saratoga County AnimalShelter6010 County Farm Rd. Ballston Spa 12020885-4113saratogacountyny.gov

Animal & WildlifeRemoval & ControlAdirondack Dundee 584-5201adirondackdundee.com

Bat & SquirrelControl 882-9145

Pet BoardingMilton Manor608 Rt. 29 West,Milton584-1212

PetCemeteriesSaratoga PetCemetery

PetInformation

Local

Rt. 9 North, Wilton587-2662

Dog TrainersMahogany Ridge Home of Team TrainingRt. 9 South, Saratoga587-0810

The Complete Canine, LLC Chelsea Koslow, CPDTCertified Pet Dog Trainerwww.thecompletecaninellc.com(518) 480-8626

VeterinariansAdirondack Veterinary Clinic419 Geyser Rd. Ballston Spa, 587-6486

Ballston Spa Vet Clinic365 Saratoga Ave., Ballston Spa 885-5650

Malta Animal Hospital604 State Rte 67Malta, NY 12020885-2550

Milton Veterinary Hospital608 Route 29Middle Grove, NY 12850

Northway Anmial Emergency Clinic35 Fawn Rd., Gansevoort761-2602

Saratoga Springs Veterinary Hospital1 Dyer Switch Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866584-3611

Animal SheltersEstherville Animal Shelter100 Russell Rd.Greenfield Center [email protected]

Friends of the Saratoga County Animal ShelterP.O. Box 788



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The Haven2686 Route 9, Malta583-7865

FencingInvisible FencingTop Dog Pet Fence885-0175

Pet PhotographerHeather Bohm-Tallman(978)500-2301hbtphoto.com

Tammy Loya 884-7400 • tammyloya.com

Specialty Pet FoodsBenson’s3073 Rt. 50, Saratoga584-7777bensonspet.com

Dawgdom441A Broadway, Saratoga [email protected]

Pawlicker’s2528 Route 9NGreenfield Centerwww.pawlickers.com893-2112 or (888) 868-PAWS

Sloppy Kisses 493 Broadway, Saratoga Springs587-2207sloppykissesofsaratoga.com



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Bounce Around - 633-4117Bouncearound.comClifton Park Center, Clifton Park

Bumble Beads - 690-7896 - bumble-beadsstudio.com, 620 Loudon Rd.,Latham, ages 6 and up for parties

Charlton General Store - 399-2888,747 Charlton Road, Charlton

Chuck E Cheese - 782-1850, chuck-echeese.com, 607 Troy-SchenectadyRoad, Latham

Creative Sparks - 583-2030, creativesparksceramics.com,42 Phila St., Saratoga

Eagle Mills Cider Company andFamily Fun Center - 883-8700,eaglemillsfun.com Eagle Mills Rd., 383 County Hwy. 138 (off Rt. 29), Broadalbin

Extra Innings - 885-1100,extrainnings-saratoga.com, One McCrea Hill Rd., Ballston Spa

Fantastic Sam's - 363-0102 15 Trieble Ave., Ballston Spa

Jeepers - 452-0192,jeepersalbany.com, 161 Washington Avenue Ext., Albany

Joanne's Dance Center - 885-1170,326 Rowland St., Ballston Spa

Kindermusik - 583-0594 Hostetler Music Studio9 Pinewood Ave., Saratoga

Las MariposasLanguage Center - 884-4652,LasMariposas.MangoTreeImports.com,2124A Route 50, Ballston Spa(inside Mango Tree Imports)

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Messare Ving Tsun Academy - 365-5204(Martial arts for children and adults) 123 Saratoga Rd. ScotiaNational Museum of Dance - 584-2225, SSdancemuseum.org, 99South Broadway, SaratogaOuterzone - 587-8243, outerzonesaratoga.com, 82 Congress St. Plaza, SaratogaQuiet Run Horseback RidingLessons - 583-0337, 379 Middle Grove Rd., Middle GroveRed Dragon Karate School -885-5894, Carousel Village Plaza,

Rt. 50, Ballston SpaSaratoga Ballet Academy - 587-9500,Plaza 15, 30 Gick Rd., SaratogaSaratoga Beads - 584-7733, 80 HenrySt., Saratoga. Ages 7 and up; for par-ties, please callSaratoga City Ballet - 587-8760,saratogacityballet.com, 27 Jumel Place, SaratogaSaratoga County Arts Council -584-4132, Saratoga-arts.org, 320 Broadway, SaratogaSnip-its Haircuts for Kids - 373-0023,snipits.com, Clifton Park Center,next to JC Penney

Stepping Star Gymnastics and Dance584-5153, steppingstar.com, Congress Plaza, SaratogaThe Children's Museum at Saratoga -584-5540, childrensmuseumatsarato-ga.org, 69 Caroline St., SaratogaThe Fun Spot - 792-8989, lakegeorge-fun.com, 1035 Route 9, QueensburyThe Scissors of Oz - 584-2165, 15Ballston Ave., SaratogaTorres Tae Kwon Do - 899-7678, torrestkd.com, 43 Round Lake Rd., Round LakeUp Yonda Farm - 644-9767, upyonda-farm.com, Bolton LandingYoga Child - 587-2919, yogachild.org,153 Regent St., SaratogaYMCA of Saratoga - 583-9622,ymcasaratoga.org, multiple locations

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Bog Meadow Trail - 587-5554Route 29 east, SaratogaBurgess-Kimball Park - 885-9220, townofmil-tonny.org, Rowland St., Ballston SpaCamp Saratoga Trails - Scout Rd., Wilton.Look for Karner Blue Butterflies!Congress Park - 587-3550, saratoga.org.Downtown Saratoga SprintsDivision Street Recreation Field - 587-3550,Division and Beekman Streets, SaratogaEast Side Recreation Field -587-3550, Lake at Granger Avenue, SaratogaGavin Park - 584-9455, townofwilton.com, 10Lewis Drive, Saratoga. Youth programs allyear.Kelly Park - 884-2572 or 885-3261, ball-stonareacc.org, Ralph St., Ballston SpaMoreau Lake State Park - 793-0511,nyparks.state.ny.us, Rt. 9, Exit 17S of I87,Reservations 1-800-456-2267Railroad Run - saratogaplan.org/trail_rail-road.html, downtown SaratogaSaratoga National Historical Park -(Battlefield) - 664-9821. nps.gov/sara. Rt. 32 inStillwater, call for kids' eventsSaratoga National Golf Club Trail -saratoga-plan.org/trail_golfclub.html,east of I87 Exit 14,Route 9N (Union Avenue), SaratogaSaratoga Spa State Park - 584-2535, sarato-gaspastatepark.org, 19 Roosevelt Drive,SaratogaShenentaha Creek Park, East Line Road, Ballston Spa

The Neilman Parcel - Ruggles Rd. WiltonWilton Wildlife Preserve - 587-1939,townofwilton.com, Rt. 50 north, WiltonWoods Hollow Nature Preserve -townofmilton.org,

cor. of Rowland & Northline, Ballston SpaThe Gardens at Yaddo - 584-0746,Yaddo.org, Union Avenue, Saratoga

Brookside Museum - 885-4000, brooksidemuseum.org, 6 Charlton St., Ballston SpaThe Hyde Collection - 792-1761, hydecollection.org,161 Warren St., Glens FallsNational Museum of Dance and Hall of Fame - 584-2225, dancemuseum.org, 99 South Broadway, SaratogaNational Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame - 584-0400, racingmuseum.org, 191 Union Avenue, SaratogaSaratoga Harness Hall of Fame and Museum - 587-4210, Jefferson St., SaratogaTang Teaching Museum - 580-8080,tang.skidmore.edu, 815 North Broadway, Saratoga

Adirondack Girl Scout Council, Inc. - 792-0947, gsneny.org, 213 Meadowbrook Road, QueensburyAFS Inter-Cultural Student Exchange - 581-9199 - Cathie CurrinBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region - 862-1250, bbbscr.orgBoy Scouts of America - 869-6436, Twin Rivers Council, 253 Washington Avenue Extension, AlbanyCamp Cedarbrook - 654-6262, 21 Davignon Road, CorinthCamp Chingachgook - 656-9462, cdymca.org, 1872 Pilot Knob Rd., Kattskill BayCamp Saradac - call the city of Saratoga Springs, DPW at 587-3550x2457Capital District Child Care Coordinating Council, Inc, 426-7181,x315 /325 or 1-800-521-5437. Simply call the numbers listed and theywill mail you a list of licensed family daycare providers, childcare centersand nursery or preschools in your area.Cutting Edge Martial Arts - 587-5501Forest Lake Camp - 623-4771, forestlakecamp.com, 261 Forest Lake Rd., Chestertown (north of Saratoga)Gavin Park - 584-9455, townofwilton.com, 10 Lewis Drive, SaratogaHome Made Theater - 587-4427, homemadetheater.org, 19 Roosevelt Drive, Saratoga (check for age guidelines)

Ndakinna Education Center - 583-9958 ndakinnacenter.org23 Middlegrove Rd., Greenfield CenterThe Odyssey School of Fine Arts - 583-4366, Middle Groveodysseyartschool.orgPainted Pony Performing Arts Camp - 696-5353,paintedponyranch.com, 746 Howe Rd., Lake Luzerne. Ages 9 to 15.Saratoga County Arts Council - 584-4132, saratoga-arts.org, 320 Broadway, SaratogaSaratoga Children’s Theatre- 580-1782SaratogaChildrensTheatre.orgSaratoga Independent School - 583-0841459 Lake Ave., Saratoga Springs • SisKids.orgSkidmore College/Summer Sports 2009 - 580-5351,skidmore.edu/summerWaldorf School - 584-7643 x18waldorfsaratoga.orgYMCA of Saratoga - 583-9622, ymcasaratoga.org, 290 West Avenue, Saratoga

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Dangerous FoodsDo not feed children younger than 4 years of age any round,firm food unless it is chopped completely. Round, firm foodsare common choking dangers. When infants and young chil-dren do not grind or chew their food well, they may attempt toswallow it whole. The followingfoods can be choking hazards:

• Hot dogs• Nuts and seeds• Chunks of meat or cheese• Whole grapes• Hard, gooey, or sticky candy• Popcorn• Chunks of peanut butter• Raw vegetables• Raisins• Chewing gum

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• Marbles• Toys with small parts• Toys that can be compressed to fit entirely into a

child’s mouth• Small balls• Pen or marker caps• Small button-type batteries• Medicine syringes

What You Can Do To Prevent Choking• Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

(basic life support).• Be aware that balloons pose a choking risk to children

of any age.• Insist that children eat at the table, or at least while

sitting down. They should never run, walk, play, or liedown with food in their mouths.

• Cut food for infants and young children into pieces nolarger than one-half inch and teach them to chew theirfood well.

• Supervise mealtime for infants and young children.• Be aware of older children’s actions. Many choking

incidents occur when older brothers or sisters give dangerous foods, toys, or small objects to a youngerchild.

• Avoid toys with small parts and keep other small household items out of reach of infants and young children.

• Follow the age recommendations on toy packages. Ageguidelines reflect the safety of a toy based on any possible choking hazard as well as the child’s physicaland mental abilities at various ages.

• Check under furniture and between cushions for smallitems that children could find and put in their mouths.

• Do not let infants and young children play with coins.

Call Today!Contact your American Red Cross office or the AmericanHeart Association to find out about classes offered in yourarea. Most of the classes teach basic first aid, CPR, andemergency prevention along with what to do for a chokinginfant or child. Your pediatrician also can help you under-stand these steps and talk to you about the importance ofsupervising mealtime and identifying dangerous foods andobjects.

The information contained in this publication should not beused as a substitution for the medical care and advice ofyour pediatrician. There may be variations in treatment thatyour pediatrician may recommend based on individual factsand circumstances.

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Medical Treatment AuthorizationIn the event of severe illness or injury,I________________give my permission to have my child(ren)(First / Last Names, Birth Dates)____________________________________________________treated in the Hospital Emergency Room or Doctor’s Office ifI cannot be contacted.

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Amusements /Attractions

Adventure Racing798-78601079 Route 9Queensbury, NY 12804lakegeorgegocarts.com

Eagle Mills Cider Co. & Family Fun Center 883-8700383 County Hwy 138 (Off of Rt 29)Broadalbin, NYeaglemillsfun.com

Hoffman's Playland608 New Loudon Rd.Latham, N.Y. 12110785-3842www.hoffmansplayland.com

Ndakinna Education Center583-995823 Middle Grove Rd., Greenfield Center, NY ndakinnacenter.org

Outerzone587-824382 Congress St. PlazaSaratoga Springs, NY 12866outerzonesaratoga.com

Saratoga Horse and Carriage584-8820P.O. Box 5184 Saratogasaratogahorseandcarriage.com

Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & IndoorWaterpark824-600089 Six Flags Drive(Across from the Great Escape)Queensbury, NY sixflagsgreatescapelodge.com

The Fun Spot792-89891035 Route 9Queensbury, NYlakegeorgefun.com

The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom792-3500Route 9Lake George, NY 12845sixflags.com

Water Slide World668-4407Route 9 Lake George, NY 12845adirondack.net/tour/waterslideworld

Agricultural,Animal, Zoos

Adirondack Animal Land883-57483554 State Highway 30, Gloversville, NY 12078adirondackanimalland.com

Ashville Game Farm & Exotic Zoo695-4337468 Licksprings Rd.Greenwich, NY 12834ashvillegamefarm.com

Bacon Hill Farm Tours885-8995Tour begins at Wall St.Schuylerville, NY 12871saratoga.org

Saratoga Area Farm Tours584-3255saratoga.org

Apple Picking

Hicks Orchard642-178818 Hicks Rd.Granville, NY 12832hicksorchard.com

Knight Orchards & Farm Stand399-5174325 Goode St.Burnt Hills, NY 12027knightorchards.com

Mourningkill Farm Stand & Bake Shop885-6166310 Charlton Rd.Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Saratoga Apple695-31311174 Route 29Schuylerville, NY 12871saratogaapple.com

Smith Orchard & Bake Shop4561 Jockey St, Charlton, NY 12018882-6598Smithorchardbakeshop.com

Stetkar Farm Orchard584-6839Fitch Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Winney's Farm Pick Your Own Berries695-5547113 Winney Rd.Schuylerville, NY 12871

Art Venues

Art District on Beekman St.584-1036Beekman St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Mimosa Art for Home and Wear583-116370c Beekman St., Saratoga Springs, NY12866mimosagallery.com

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Saratoga County Arts Council584-4132320 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratoga-arts.org

Schick Art GallerySkidmore College Saisselin Art Building, 2nd Floor580-5049815 No. BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866skidmore.edu

Sorelle Gallery584-0600385 Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Sorellegallery.com

Strolling Village Artisans885-585520 Washington St.Ballston Spa, NY 12020strollingvillageartisans.com

Tom Myott Gallery798-843171 Lawrence StGlens Falls, NY 12801tmyottart.com

Bath Houses

Crystal Spa584-2556120 South BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866thecrystalspa.net

Roosevelt Baths and Spa226-479024 Gideon Putnam Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866RooseveltBathsAndSpa.com

Batting Cages

Clifton Park Golf371-31121759 Route 9Clifton Park, NY 12065cliftonparkgolf.com

Extra Innings885-1100One McCrea Hill Rd.Ballston Spa, NY 12020

ExtraInnings-Saratoga.com

Bike Rentals

The Inn at Saratoga583-1890231 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866theinnatsaratoga.com

Boating… CruisingChartering / FishingKayaking / Launch Marinas / Rentals

Champlain Canal Tour Boats, LLC 695-5609Canal House End of TowpathSchuylerville, NY 12871champlaincanaltours.com

Edinburg Marina & Powersports 863-8398140 North Shore Rd.Northville, NY 12866edinburgmarina.com

Fish Creek Marina587-9788251 Staffords Bridge Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866



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Point Breeze Marina587-33971459 Rte. 9PSaratoga Springs, NY 12866pointbreezemarina.com

Saratoga Boat Works 584-2628549 Union Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaboatworks.com

Saratoga Rowing Center, Inc. 587-6697543 Union Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogarowing.com

Schuyler Yacht Basin & Marina695-31931 Ferry St., Rte. 29Schuylerville, NY 12871 schuyleryachtbasin.com

State Boat Launch 584-2000Rte. 9P, Saratoga Lake, NY 12866nysparks.state.ny.us/parks

Sacandaga Outdoor Center 696-RAFT1 White Water Way, Hadley, NY 128354soc.com

For More Information: adksportsfitness.comsaratogaplan.orgjohnnymilleradventures.com

Bowling

Ballston Spa Tippy Bowl24 Washington St., Ballston Spa, NY 12020885-9429Tippybowl.com

Burnt Hills Lanes825 Route 50, Burnt Hills, NY 12019399-8421

Saratoga Strike Zone 584-646032 Ballston Ave. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogastrikezone.com

Spare Time Family Fun Center793-9606 166 Saratoga Avenue, South Glens Falls, NY 12803sparetimesouthglensfalls.com

Camping

Reserve America1-877-554-CAMP40 South Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020reserveamerica.com

Adirondack Adventure Resorts893-0537265 Brigham Rd.Greenfield Ctr., NY 12833adirondackadventureresorts.com

Alpine Lake RV Resort654-626078 Heath Rd., Corinth, NY 12822alpinelakervresort.com

Autumn Moon Campgrounds882-18587165 Kilmer Rd., Middle Grove, NY 12850automnmooncampground.com

River Road Campgrounds654-66305254 P, Rte. 9N, Corinth, NY 12822theriverroad.com

Rustic Barn Campground654-65884748 Route 9N, Corinth, NY 12822Rusticbarncampground.com

Saratoga RV Park798-19134894 Route 50, Gansevoort, NY 12831saratogarv.com

Whispering Pines Campsites & RV Park893-0416550 Sand Hill Rd., Greenfield Ctr. NY 12833saratogacamping.com

fishcreekmarina.com

Hudson River Spier Falls Rd., Moreau, NY 12803saratoga.org

Kayaderosseras Creek Canoe and Kayak Trailsaratogaplan.org/trail_Kayaderosseras.html

Lake George Shoreline Cruises668-46642 Kurosaka LaneLake George, NY 12845lakegeorgeshoreline.com

Lake George Steamboat Co., Inc. 800-553-2628 or 668-577757 Beach RdLake George, NY 12845lakegeorgesteamboat.com

Lake Lonely Boat Livery 587-1721378 Crescent Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Lakes to Locks597-9660lakestolocks.com

Majestic Mountain Marina 696-37272335 N. Shore Rd.Hadley, NY 12835



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Akwesasne Mohawk Casino877-992-2746873 State Rt 37Hogansburg, NY 13655 mohawkcasino.com

Casino de Montreal800-665-22741, avenue du CasinoMontreal (Quebec) Canada H3C 4W7casinosduquebec.com

Mohegan Sun Hotel Casino & Entertainment888-226-77111 Mohegan Sun Blvd.Uncasville, CT 06382mohegansun.com

Saratoga Gaming & Raceway 584-2110Crescent Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogagamingandraceway.com

Turning Stone Resort & Casino800-771-77115218 Patrick Rd.Verona, NY 13478turningstone.com

Cross Country Skiing

Bob's Trees882-94551227 W. Galway Rd.Galway, NY 12086bobstrees.com

Gideon Putnam Trail at the Saratoga Spa State Park584-253519 Roosevelt Dr.

Route 9, So. BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaspastatepark.org

Moreau Lake State Park793-0511Route 9, Exit 17S of I87nysparks.state.ny.us

For More Information:saratoga.orga1trails.comadksportsfitness.com

Fairgrounds

Altamont Fair129Grand St.Altamont, N.Y. 12009861-6671www.altamontfair.com

Saratoga County Fairgrounds 885-9701162 Prospect St.Ballston, NY 12020saratogacountyfair.org

Schaghticoke Fair753-441169 Stillwater Bridge Rd.Schaghticoke, NY schaghticokefair.com

Washington County Fair692-2464Route 29, Greenwich, NY 12834washingtoncountyfair.com

Flying / Soaring

Adirondack Soaring Club2017 Barrett Rd.

Ballston Spa, NY 12020693-6849adirondacksoaring.com

Richmor Aviation Flight School885-5354410 Greenfield Ave.Ballston Spa, NY 12020richmorflightschool.com

Hiking

John Boyd Thatcher State Park1 Hailes Cave Rd.Voorheesville, N.Y. 12186872-1237www.nysparks.com

Railroad RunDowntown Saratoga Springssaratogaplan.org/trail_railroad.html

Saratoga National Golf Club TrailEast of Exit 14saratogaplan.org/trail_golfclub.html

Shenantaha Creek ParkEast Line Rd., Maltamalta-town.org

For more information:saratogaplan.org • saratoga.orgcapital-saratoga.com • adk-gfs.orgjohnnymilleradventures.com

Historical Sites

Bennington Battlefield686-7109North Side of Route 67Walloomsac, NY 12090heritageny.state.ny.us



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Champlain Canal Byway 235-8282champlaincanal.org

Fort William Henry Museum & Restoration 668-547148 Canada StreetLake George, NY 12845fwhmuseum.com

General Philip Schuyler House664-9821ext 224648 Route 32Stillwater, NY 12170nps.gov/sara

Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery581-9128200 Duell Rd.Schuylerville, NY 12871cem.va.gov

Grant Cottage587-8277PO Box 2294Wilton, NY 12831grantcottage.org

Greenridge Cemetery, 1844Brochures at The Visitor Center, 587-3241Lincoln Ave., Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Monument664-9821ext 224 Burgoyne St.Schuylerville, NY 12871nps.gov/sara

Saratoga National Historical Park (The Battlefield)664-9821ext 224 648 Route 32Stillwater, NY 12170battle1777.saratoga.org

Stark's KnobOff Route 4Schuylerville, NY 12871nysm.nysed.gov1services/starks

Stillwater BlockHouse664-1847Routes 4 & 32Stillwater, NY 12170

The Automobile Museum110 Avenue of the PinesSaratoga Spa State Park587-1935saratogaautomuseum.org

The Gardens at Yaddo584-0746Union Ave., Saratoga Springsyaddo.org

The Gideon Putnam Burying Ground, 1812Call The Visitor Center For Access587-3241South Franklin St., Saratoga Springs

The Saratoga Springs History MuseumCongress Park584-6920Downtown Saratoga Springssaratogasprings-historymuseum.org

The Saratoga Springs Visitor Center andHeritage Area587-3241297 Broadway at Congress StreetSaratoga Springssaratogaspringsvisitorcenter.com

USS Slater141 BroadwayAlbany, NY 12201(518) 431-1943www.ussslater.org

Horse Racing

Saratoga Gaming & Raceway 584-2110Crescent Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogagamingandraceway.com

Saratoga Race Course 584-6200Union Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Off season - 718-641-4700nyra.com

Horseback Riding

Bennett's Riding Stable696-444491 Gage Hill Rd.Lake Luzerne, NY 12846lakegeorgenewyork.com/horses

Muddy Acres Farm 581-0264410 Middle Grove Rd.Middle Grove, NY 12850muddyacresfarm.com

Hot Air Balloon Rides

Adirondack Balloon Flights 793-6342PO Box 65Glens Falls, NY 12801adkballoonflights.com

Windrifter Ballooning 399-68834 Hemlock LaneGlenville, NY 12302windrifterballooning.com

Ice Skating

Clifton Park Ice Arena383-544016 Clifton Common Blvd.Clifton Park, NY 12065

Saratoga Springs Ice Rink583-346230 Weibel Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Mazes

Ellms Family Farm 884-8168468 Charlton Rd. Ballston Spa, NY 12020ellmsfarms.com

Liberty Ridge Farm664-151529 Beavis Rd.Schaghticoke, NY 12154libertyridgefarmmaze.com

Schuyler Farms695-53081124 Route 29Schuylerville, NY 12871schuylerfarms.com

Miniature Golf & Driving Ranges

CV Golf421-1798 or 587-6322942 Murray Rd.Middle Grove, NY 12850cvgolf.biz

Exit 17 Range & Mini Golf745-8415Rt. 9, Gansevoort NY, 12831

Lumberjack Pass793-71411511 Route 9Lake George, NY 12845lumberjackminigolf.com

Mill Creek Miniature Golf885-PUTT (7888)1 Trieble AvenueSaratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga Mini Golf581-08523071 Route 50Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Slices Ice Cream Parlor & Mini-Golf250-0711Route 50 & Charlton Rd. Ballston Spa, NYslicesminigolf.com

Miscellaneous Venues

Columbia County Agricultural SocietyPO Box 257Chatham, NY 12037392-2121www.columbiafair.com

Columbia Land Conservancy49 Main StreetChatham, NY 12037(518) 392-5252www.clctrust.org

Shaker Heritage Society25 Meeting House Rd.Albany, NY 12211(518) 456-7890www.shakerheritage.org

Motor Sports

Albany Saratoga Speedway587-0220 or 857-07612671 Route 9Malta, NY 12020Albany-saratogaspeedway.com

Fonda Speedway 518-382-3115Just off exit 28 of NYS Thruwayat Montgomery County Fairgroundfondaspeedway.com

Lebanon Valley Speedway794-96061746, US Route 20West Lebanon, NY 12195lebanonvalley.com

Movie Theaters

Glen Drive-In792-0023Route 9Queensbury, NY glendriveintheater.com

Malta Twin Drive-In587-6077Route 9, Maltamaltadrivein.com



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Saratoga Film Forum584-3456320 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogafilmforum.org

Skidmore College580-5000815 No. BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866events.skidmore.edu/ecal

Clifton Park Center Cinema 8518-371-618622 Clifton Country Rdregmovies.com

Wilton Cinema 8518-587-04363065 Route 50regmovies.com

Museums

Adirondack Museum352-7311Route 30Blue Mountain Lake, NY 12812adkmuseum.org

Albany Institute of History & Art125 Washington AvenueAlbany, NY 12210(518) 463-4478www.albanyinstitute.org

Bennington Museum (The Grandma Moses Gallery)802-447-157175 Main St.

Bennington, VT 05201benningtonmuseum.com

Chapman Historical Museum793-2826348 Glen St.Glens Falls, NY 12801

Children’s Museum584-554069 Caroline St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866childrensmuseumatsaratoga.org

Schenectady Museum & Suits-BuechePlanetarium15 Nott Terrace HeightsSchenectady, NY 12308382-7890www.schenectadymuseum.org

The Hyde Collection792-1761161 Warren St., Glens Falls, NY 12871hydecollection.org

National Museum of Dance and Hall ofFame584-222599 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866dancemuseum.org

National Baseball Hall of Fame888-HALL-OF-FAME25 Main St.Cooperstown, NY 13326baseballhalloffame.org

National Museum of Racing & Hall of Fame 584-0400Union Ave.

Saratoga Springs NY, 12866racingmuseum.org

New York State Museum474-5877Empire State PlazaAlbany, NYnysm.nysed.gov

NYS Military Museum581-510061 Lake Ave, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Saratoga Automobile Museum587-1935110 Avenue of the PinesSaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaautomuseum.org

Saratoga Harness Hall of Fame 587-4210352 Jefferson St.Saratoga Springs NY, 12866

Saratoga History MuseumCongress Park584-6920saratogahistory.org

Shelburne Museum802-985-3346Route 7Shelburne, VT 05482shelburnemuseum.org

The Children's Museum of Science &Technology (CMOST)250 Jordan RoadTroy, NY 12180235-2120www.cmost.org

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Skidmore College Campus815 N. BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866580-8080www.skidmore.edu/tang

Natural Attractions

Howe Caverns296-8900255 Discovery DriveHowes Cave, NY 12092howecaverns.com

Natural Stone Bridge and Caves494-2283535 Stone Bridge Rd.Pottersville, NY 12860stonebridgeandcaves.com

Paint Ball

Agape Farms Paintball Field654-77774839 Route 9NCorinth, NY 12822agape-farm.com

Performing Arts

Adirondack Theater Festival874-0800PO Box 3203Glens Falls, NY 12801Atfestival.org

Caffe Lena, Inc.583-002247 Phila St., PO Box 245Saratoga Springs, NY 12866caffelena.org

Capital Repertory Theatre518-445-SHOW (7469)111 North Pearl St. Albany, NY 12207capitalrep.org

Charles R. Wood Theater207 Glen StreetGlens Falls, NY 12801(518) 798-9663www.woodtheater.org

Fort Salem Theatre854-920011 East BroadwaySalem, NY 12865fortsalemtheater.com

Home Made Theater, Inc.587-4427P.O. Box 1182Saratoga Springs, NY 12866homemadetheater.org

Lake George Dinner Theatre668-5762 Ext 4112223 Canada St.Route 9, just North of Exit 21Lake George, NY 12845lakegeorgedinnertheatre.com

Lake George Opera at Saratoga584-6018480 Broadway, Ste. 336Saratoga Springs, NY 12866lakegeorgeopera.org

Palace Theater465-3335 ext. 10319 Clinton Ave.Albany, NY 12207

Proctor’s Theatre346-6204432 State StreetSchenectady, NY 12305proctors.org

Saratoga Performing Arts Center 587-3330108 Avenue of the PinesSaratoga Springs, NY 12866spac.org

Saratoga Shakespeare Company, Inc209-5514P.O. Box 5059Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogashakespeare.com

Schuylerville Community Theater695-5480PO Box 143Schuylerville, NY 12871scttheater.org

Tanglewood 413-635-5165 (winter 617-266-1492)West Street, Route 183, Lenox, MA 01240berkshireweb.com

Times Union Center51 South Pearl St.Albany, NY 12207487-2000timesunioncenter-albany.com

Universal Preservation Hall584-262725 Washington St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Universalpreservationhall.org

Polo

Saratoga Polo Association584-8108Corner of Bloomfield & Denton RoadsSaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogapolo.com

Rodeo

Double M Rodeo & Western Store885-9543678 Route 67 (1 mile west of Exit 12)Ballston Spa, NY 12020doublemwestern.com

Painted Pony Championship Rodeo696-2421703 Howe Rd.Lake Luzerne, NY 12846paintedponyrodeo.com

Skiing

Gore Mountain251-2411Peaceful Valley Rd.North Creek, NY 12853Goremountain.com

Hickory Ski Center623-575443 Hickory Hill Rd.Warrensburg, NY 12885Hickoryskicenter.com

Hunter Mountain800-486-8376 ext 2200PO Box 295Hunter, NY 12442Huntermtn.com

Killington Resort802-422-62004763 Killington RoadKillington, VT 05751

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West Mountain Ski Area793-660659 West Mountain Rd.Queensbury, NY 12804Skiwestmountain.com

Skydiving

Saratoga Skydiving Adventure915-0605288 Brownville Rd.Gansevoort, NY 12831Skydivesaratoga.com

Mohawk Valley Sky Diving372-48834281 Amsterdam RdSchenectady, NY 12302mohawkvalleyskydiving.com

Sports Entertainment

Greenjackets Football -North American Football League745-1928East Field, Glens Fallsgreenjacketsfootball.com

Minor League Baseball in New York State -minorleaguebaseball.comHouston Astros AffiliateTri-City Valley Cats1-866-644-2687

Saratoga Rowing AssocationP.O. Box 750 543 Union St. Saratoga, NY 12866587-6697saratogarowing.com

Saratoga Rugby Football Club79 Cangras Ave. Saranac Lake, 12983saratogarugby.org

Saratoga Stampede(High school All-Stars)saratogastampede.com

Times Union Center Sport Teams487-200051 South Pearl St.Albany, NY 12207timesunioncenter-albany.com

• Siena SaintsNCAA College Basketball

• Albany River RatsAmerican League Hockey

• Albany Conquest Arena Football• ECAC RPI Hockey• CBA Albany Patroons

(Minor League Basketball)

Tri-City Valley Cats Baseball80 Vandenburgh Ave.Troy, N.Y. 12180629-2287www.tcvalleycats.com

Swimming

Victoria Pool / Peerless Poolat the Saratoga Spa State Park584-2003 - Victoria Pool584-2009 - Peerless Pool19 Roosevelt DriveSaratoga Springs, NY 12866nysparks.state.ny.us



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Supporters of farmers' markets world-wide feel that since locally-grown,

naturally produced meat and produce does not travel as far to get to the “point of purchase,”

the difference in mileage saves fossil fuels, allows consumers to buy the freshest possible

produce and creates a better bond between sustainably-managed farms and the local com-

munity.

The Saratoga community couldn't agree more… What started as a small, grass roots

effort in the spring of 1978 to bring the products of 7-8 local vendors to the streets of down-

town Saratoga Springs has grown into a highly acclaimed farmers' market association with

over 55 vendors, it's own web presence, year-round location and loyal supporters.

As well as the Saratoga Farmers' Market Association sites, there are now “farmers' mar-

kets” popping up in parks and parking lots all over Saratoga County. For a way to buy

locally grown produce, scratch-made baked goods and foods, hand-crafted items by local

artisans, enjoy the sense of community one gets while “going to the market” and help pro-

mote small family farms, please visit one of our local farmers' markets.

Saratoga Springs

Summer Market May - October

Wednesday 3-6 pm • Saturday 9-1 pm

High Rock Park, Downtown

Winter Market November - April

Saturday 9 - 1 pm

location to be announced -

see website for more information

www.saratogafarmersmarket.orgthesaratogalife.com (for a list of special events)

FFaarrmmeerrss’’ MMaarrkkeettFrom Farm to Table

Ballston Spa

June - Sept

Thursday 3-6 pm • Saturday 9- Noon

Wiswall Park,

Downtown Ballston Spa

Acoustic Music every Saturday

For more information, please call Cyndi Pastore @ 885-6693Ballston Spa Business & Professional Association

YMCA of Saratoga583-9622290 West Avenue/PO Box 4610Saratoga Springs, NY 12866ymcasaratoga.org

Tennis / Racquet Ball

East Side Recreation FieldLake Ave, Saratoga Springs

Greenfield Town Park430 Middle Grove RoadMiddle Grove Town of Greenfield

Malta Community ParkPlains Road, Malta, Ny

Shenantaha Creek ParkSolo Truck Road (Off East Line)Malta, NY

YMCA of SaratogaWilton Branch587-300020 Old Gick Rd., Wilton, NY 12831ymcasaratoga.org

Train Tours

Amtrak's Adirondack Amtrak.com

Upper Hudson River Railroad 251-53343 Railroad Place, Box 424

North Creek, NY 12853uhrr.comWhite Water Rafting /Tubing

Adirondack River Outfitters800-525-RAFT (7238)aroadventures.com

Battenkill River Sports & Campground 677-8868937 Route 313Cambridge, NY 12816brsac.com

Beaverbrook Outfitters1-800-454-8433PO Box 96, Weavertown, NY Beaverbrook.net

Hudson River Rafting1-800-888-RAFT3268 Route 28 Main StNorth Creek, NY 12853hudsonriverrafting.com

Sacandaga Outdoor Center696-RAFT1 Whitewater WayHadley, NY 128354soc.com

Tubby Tubes Co.696-54541372 Lake Ave.Lake Luzerne, NY 12846Tubbytubestubing.com



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Amsterdam MunicipalCountry Club842-4265Upper Van DykeAmsterdam, NY 12010amsterdammuni.com

Airway Meadows Golf Club792-4144262 Brownville Rd.Gansevoort, NY 12831airwaymeadowsgolf.com

Ballston Spa Country Club885-7935Route 67Ballston Spa, NY 12020ballstonspacc.com

Bay Meadows Golf Club792-165031 Cronin Rd.Glens Falls, NY 12804

Battenkill Country Club692-9179Route 29Greenwich, NY 12834battenkillcc.com

Bend of the River696-34155 Park Ave.Hadley, NY 12835bendoftheriver.com

Brookhaven Golf Club893-7458333 Alpine Meadows Rd.Greenfield Center, NY 12859brookhavengolfclub.com

Eagle Crest Golf Club877-70821004 Route 146AClifton Park, NY 12065eaglecrestgolf.com

Fairways of Halfmoon664-157817 Johnson Rd.Mechanicville, NY 12118fairwaysofhalfmoon.com

Galway Golf Club882-63955767 Jockey StreetGalway, NY 12074galwaygolfclub.com

Glens Falls Country Club792-1186211 Round Pond Rd.Queensbury, NY 12804glensfallscountryclub.com

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Kingswood Golf Club747-8888111 County Route 41Hudson Falls, NY 12839kingswoodgolf.com

McGregor Links Country Club, Private584-6664Northern Pines Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866mcgregorlinks.com

Mechanicville Golf Club664-3866Route 67 EastMechanicville, NY12118mechanicvilleny.com/mechanicvillecc

Pioneer Hills Golf Course885-70003230 North Line Rd.Ballston Spa, NY 12020pioneerhillsgolf.com

Pole Valley Players Club632-96323737 Route 196Hartford, NY 12838polevalley.com

Sagamore Resort & Golf Club664-9400800-358-6221110 Sagamore Rd. Bolton Landing, NY 12814thesagamore.com

Saratoga Golf & Polo ClubPrivate584-8121301 Church St.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogagolfpoloclub.org

Saratoga Lake Golf Club581-661635 Grace Moore Rd.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogalakegolf.com

Saratoga National Golf Course583-GOLF (4653) x 615458 Union Ave.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866golfsaratoga.com

Saratoga Spa Championship & Executive Golf Course584-2006 x 1060 Roosevelt DriveSaratoga Springs, NY 12866saratogaspagolf.com

Tee Bird North Golf Course792-772730 Reservoir Rd.Moreau, NY 12828teebirdgolf.com

Tee Bird South Golf Club747-028065 Reynolds Road (Rt 197)Moreau, NY 12828

Thousand Acres696-2444465 Warrensburg RdStony Creek, NY128781000acres.com

Van Patten Golf Course877-5400924 Main StreetClifton Park, NY 12065VanPattengolf.com

Windy Hills Golf Club695-4902219 Windy Hills Rd.Greenwich, NY 12834


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