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A Greenfield woman has pleaded guilty to an assault charge after being arrested and charged in June. Theresa Travis, 34, pleaded guilty Wednesday to assault. WTEN reports in June, Travis was arrested after allegedly being involved in a hit-and-run and dragging a police officer while fleeing a traffic stop.

Fun in Saratoga Tours is ready to help folks get in the spirit with its highly anticipated Haunted Saratoga Tours.
Tour officials theorize that one of the reasons the area is so haunted dates back to the revolutionary Battles of Saratoga. Haunted Saratoga Tours are held on Friday and Saturday nights through early November.

A Career Fair focused on veterans, service members and military families is happening this Friday, Oct. 11, in Saratoga Springs. WNYT reports there will be more than 30 employers there with career opportunities in diverse fields. The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Naval Support Facility Field House at 19 JF King Drive.

Ballot Proposal One, the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the New York State Constitution to be voted on by New Yorkers this fall, took center stage at the Queensbury Town Board meeting Monday Oct. 7 as residents stood to support or block a proclamation by Town Supervisor John Strough. The Post Star reports the proclamation said Queensbury would recognize October as the month the town recognizes the need to “assure equal protection under the law.”

The Saratoga County District Attorney’s Office announced a Wilton man pleaded guilty to vehicular assault following a car accident in August. Matthew Murry, 40, faces up to seven years in prison, with a $5,000 fine. WTEN reports on August 7, deputies responded to reports of a crash on Pettis Road. An investigation into the crash determined Murry swerved to avoid a deer, causing the pickup truck to crash into a pole and overturn.

DEC’s plan for tree-clearing on a Lake George mountain is in violation of the state Constitution, an environmental watchdog group contends. The Adirondack Explorer reports the department released its intentions to cut more than 13,000 trees obstructing several highway overlooks on Prospect Mountain.
Protect the Adirondacks, an environmental organization that has successfully challenged the DEC’s tree-cutting plans in the past, says the amount of trees felled would be unconstitutional.

Lake George will celebrate its first annual Trunk or Treat and parade on Sunday, Oct. 27. Two hours of fun, 4 to 6 p.m., are planned for this free, every-welcome, wheelchair-accessible event at Shepard Park. The Halloween Parade will kick things off from 4 to 4:30 p.m. It begins at Lake George High School, 381 Canada St., and ends at Shephard Park.

Recently, the Town and Village of Lake George Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) Local Planning Committee (LPC) conducted a public workshop as participants provided feedback on 11 public projects and 6 private projects designed to enhance the community and create a vibrant downtown. You can provide feedback to through an online survey that’s up on Survey Monkey until Friday at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CZMLBJ6.

Warren/Hamilton Counties Office for the Aging is in need of a few more volunteer drivers to deliver meals to our seniors in Warrensburg, Chestertown, Brant Lake and Lake George.
Meals are picked up at Countryside Adult Home in Warrensburg at 10:30 a.m. for deliver in these communities.

A Mechanicville woman was arrested after police say she drove with a baby on her lap near the Halfmoon Walmart. WRGB reports the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office responded to a welfare check call at the Walmart at 1549 US Route 9 in Halfmoon Friday. An investigation led to the arrest ofJulymar Garcia-Gonzalez, 25, of Mechanicville. Police say the car she was in was reported stolen from Watervliet.