New York’s Conservative Party has officially endorsed State Sen. Dan Stec to replace Rep. Elise Stefanik in NY-21. WNYT reports the party sent its official recommendation to the district’s Republican chairs, they said, who will select the final nominee. Stec currently represents the 45th Senate District, which stretches from Glens Falls to the Canadian border.
Standoff Comes To End Monday
State Police responded to a complaint from a Halfmoon resident who reported receiving threats against their life.
WRGB reports the suspect was located at a residence on Boght Road in Colonie around 5:00 PM.
Upon arrival, the individual became uncooperative with Troopers and issued threats before barricading themselves inside the house. Following a brief standoff and negotiations, the suspect exited the home and was taken into custody.
Saratoga Man Cops Plea In Restaurant Break In
A Saratoga Springs man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from an October 2024 burglary investigation. Authorities say 57 year old David Gregson admitted to stealing money from a restaurant in Greenfield. WTEN reports in October, troopers received reports of a burglary at the restaurant. An initial investigation determined Gregson allegedly forcibly entered the restaurant, causing damage to the building, stole money and then left the scene on foot.
Galway Non Profit To Aid Rescued Horses, Veterans, Frontline Workers
A Galway nonprofit has launched a new initiative that will benefit rescued horses, veterans and frontline workers. The “Sponsor a Horse” initiative by Alliance180 will allow supporters to sponsor the organization’s rescued horses.
Stewart’s Shops Donating $250K To St. Peter’s Health Partners
Stewart’s Shops has made a $250,000 donation to St. Peter’s Health Partners in Albany. WNYT reports the company says the hospital has done an excellent job providing quality care for its patients while serving as an economic driver for the region. St. Peter’s is using the donation to expand its focus on cardiac and critical care.
Former Assemblyman D’Andrea Dies
Former New York State Assemblyman Robert “Bobby” D’Andrea died at 92. WTEN reports D’Andrea died on Friday, March 21 after complications from Cardiac Amyloidosis, or “stiff heart syndrome”, according to an obituary fromthe William J. Burke and Sons/ Bussing and Cunniff Funeral home in Saratoga Springs.
DEC Seeking Summer Camp Counselors In Warren County
If you are looking for a job this summer, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said several positions are available for upcoming summer camp programs. The DEC is looking for camp counselors, cooks and camp aides. No experience is needed. Among the venues is Camp Pack Forest in Warrensburg.
Milton Man Facing Theft Counts
The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office says they arrested Timothy D. Febbie, 55, of Milton on Saturday on a criminal mischief charge, following a disturbance call made around 9:44 a.m. on Emmett Street. WNYT reports
Febbie allegedly damaged several items inside of a residence, including windows, a refrigerator, and furniture, said the Sheriff’s Office.
Town Hall Held In Glens Falls
An organization called Indivisible Adirondack/Saratoga organized a town hall for residents on New York District 22 to voice their concerns to Elise Stefanik, however Stefanik did not show up. WNYT reports the room was at max capacity with the organization estimating 150 people in attendance at the Crandall Public Library in Glens Falls.
Shooting Victim To Meet With Saratoga City Officials In May
Cali Brown, who was struck in the arm during a shooting in downtown Saratoga Springs on November 20, 2022, is set to meet with city officials in May to discuss a potential settlement. WRGB reports Brown filed a lawsuit against the city and its police department, claiming officers recklessly discharged their firearms and failed to protect innocent bystanders.