A two-car MVA in Lake George Saturday led to the arrest of both drivers for alleged DWI. It happened late Saturday night on State Route 9N in Lake George. 35 year old Matthew P. Mcvey of Montgomery, was charged with aggravated DWI and issued a traffic ticket for failure to keep right. 45 year old Nicholas P. Ginter, of Hudson Falls was charged with felony driving while intoxicated and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
Halloween fun in Ballston Spa
Halloween is a month away, but some spooky activities have already begun in Ballston Spa. The Double M Haunted Hayrides and Haunted Houses opened their doors last weekend for the start of the spooky season. With haunted woods, tall rows of corn and under the darkness of night, it’s full of frightening surprises.
Saratoga may get 2025 4th of July race while Belmont is being repaired
Although the Saratoga racing season ended three weeks ago, there is the prospect of more days next summer. Due to the renovation of Belmont Park, the New York Racing Association may have the race at Saratoga on the Fourth of July weekend in 2025 for one time only. Belmont Park is scheduled to re-open in 2026.
Regeneron Pharm buys site in Saratoga
Regeneron has purchased the former Quad Graphics site on Duplainville Road in Saratoga. Regeneron an emerging big pharma company, said this acquisition highlights their commitment to growing with the local community by joining in local economies to create high-quality jobs in the area and across the State.
Army veteran gets new car gifted to him
A special partnership gifted former Army Sgt. Tamim Fares a new vehicle free of charge on Thursday. The work was a collaboration of Upstate Ford Dealers Association, Wells Fargo and the Military Warriors Support Foundation, which worked with the local veteran to apply to get the car he wanted. It’s even his favorite color, green.
Saratoga officials urge people to protect themselves from mosqito bites
Saratoga County officials urge residents to protect themselves against mosquito-borne illnesses after a horse from Ballston Spa was euthanized Sept 16 following a positive Eastern Equine Encephalitis diagnosis. No human cases have been documented, but officials said humans should remain cautious when spending long periods outside.
Man charged with manslaughter for killing Elvis impersonator
A man was indicted Thursday morning in Saratoga County for killing TJ Krider, a beloved Elvis impersonator. Ronald Rayher was charged with manslaughter and tampering with physical evidence. He is accused of tying up Krider and giving him chloroform multiple times. Rayher is free on bail. The trial date is February 10.
Owner Of Dog Who Bit Three Year Old Still At Large
Time is running out for a family to find the dog who bit their son at the balloon festival in Queensbury over the weekend. The three-year-old’s parents are still looking for answers and hope to get them soon. The owner of the dog left the scene and the family is trying to find out about the dog’s vaccination history to determine if the boy will need rabies shots.
Kids Spot Blue Lobster In Tank At Clifton Park Store
A couple of curious kids in Clifton Park are being credited with saving what may be one of the rarest crustaceans on the planet. And they found it in a very unlikely spot – in a tank at Market 32 in Clifton Park. WRGB reports the blue lobster now has a new home at the Via Aquarium in Schenectady.
Queensbury Man Allegedly Held Knife To Person’s Throat
A Queensbury man is accused of holding a knife to a person’s throat. State Police said 57 year old John W. Janos was arguing with the victim, when he grabbed the knife. The person was not injured. WNYT reports
Janos is also accused of violating an order of protection.