Brown’s Beach Plans for Pavilion – by H. Wessell

TOWN OF STILLWATER, March 17  – Chazen Companies engineers Vice President Joseph Lanaro shared with Town Board members a provisional drawing of the pavilion that has been the desired next step in the revival of historic Brown’s Beach on Saratoga Lake, now a Stillwater Town Park.

Entire article in the 03-24 edition.

Carrie Woerner

When I was first elected to the New York State Assembly, I made it a priority to visit every single school in my district. To me, this was so critically important because in Washington and Saratoga counties, schools are the heart of our communities. Not only do our schools deliver quality education, but more residents regularly gather at schools—for sports events, meetings, performances and academic fairs—than any other location in the communities I serve.

Entire article in the 03-24 edition.

Schaghticoke Troop Honors Girl Scout Tradition – by C. Barton

SCHAGHTICOKE - The mission of the Girl Scouts reads, “Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.” Girl Scout Troop #1891 based out of Schaghticoke lived out this mission by celebrating Girl Scout week with a variety of activities that took place throughout their community.

Entire article in the 03-24 edition.

City & Town Hall News

MECHANICVILLE MARCH 16- The City Council covered variety of topics. Among them Commissioner of Finance Judy Gilheany reported that the city's revenues were $369,000 over budget. The major reason for that was the sale of 4 properties and 3 tax sales. DPW Commissioner Higgins reported that as a precaution water would be tested for PFOA. Mayor Baker said this was being done as a precaution only.

Article in the 03-24 issue.