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COMMUNITY GUIDE FOR LIFE IN THE SARATOGA REGION

OWNER/PUBLISHER

Chad Beatty

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Chris Vallone Bushee

MAGAZINE DESIGNER

Kacie Cotter-Harrigan

ADVERTISING DESIGN

Jocelyn Lucey

ADVERTISING

Jim Daley

Cindy Durfey

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Samantha Bosshart

COPY EDITOR

Kim Beatty

INTERNS

Mimi Hrbek

Maria Isele

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Erin Baiano

Susan Blackburn Photography

Patrick Brindley

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Francesco D'Amico

Bernie Fabry

Gary Gold

Alec Hodge

Randall Perry Photography

Tim Pink

Theresa St John

Super Source Media Studios

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2254 Route 50 South

Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

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...and to Welcome Home, your (Award-Winning!) go-to-guide for Life in the Saratoga Region!

Saratoga TODAY has big news… We’re celebrating our 20th Anniversary this year!

I remember doing the first spiral bound edition of Welcome Home, back in 2007 (!!) when we were a new company (and so much younger!) and bursting at the seams with excitement and enthusiasm over wanting to be the Best Source of Local News in the area, and luckily (yes we’re 20 years older, and not all of us are still here) we still have that same desire today! And by the looks of all this content and ALL these advertisers, I’d say we’re still doing a great job!

So… whether you’re just moving here or are lucky enough to call Saratoga home, I hope you use and enjoy this issue!

Saratoga is (and always will be!) an awesome place to live (year ‘round even!) and we would like to help you around…

Saratoga TODAY has put together everything you need to know in this one handy informative community guide… after all, providing local news is (still) what we do best!

If this is your first time looking through Welcome Home, please note that the entire magazine is color-coded, making it quick and easy to navigate your way through the pages.

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• Looking for a new restaurant to try? Check out our LOCAL DINING GUIDE. So… browse the book, mark your favorite pages, and enjoy life in our little corner of the world.

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Welcome to Saratoga!

Climate

January

Mean Temp: 21°

Precipitation: 2.49

Snow: 15.9

April

Mean Temp: 47°

Precipitation: 2.78

July

Mean Temp: 71°

Precipitation: 3.6

October

Mean Temp: 51°

Precipitation: 3

Mileage from Saratoga County to...

Baltimore... 350

Boston... 159

Buffalo... 290

Hartford... 135 Montreal... 220 New York City... 168 Philadelphia... 261 Washington, DC... 400

Live Like You’re On Vacation

Live Like You’re On Vacation is a multi-faceted recruitment initiative geared toward tourists who already love visiting Saratoga, the Adirondacks, and Lake George, as well as professionals considering relocation. By featuring the three regions, it showcases the variety of opportunities available to residents in this four-season destination.

“When you live in the Saratoga, Adirondack, and Lake George region, you are truly living like you’re on vacation,” said Todd Shimkus, president, Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce. “From historic horse racing to millions of acres of protected forests to the Queen of American lakes, we have all of this – and much more – right in our backyard.”

The campaign is aimed at attracting new talent to the region by providing a glimpse at what living here looks like along with highlighting some of the main attractions that make the region so unique. Local Chambers work collaboratively with employers looking to hire staff from outside of the region. More information is available at saratoga.org/live/live-like-youre-on-vacation/.

What People are Saying - ABOUT SARATOGA SPRINGS -

City IN THE Country THE

• “Saratoga Named One of Best Places to Retire!”

- SMART ASSET

• One of the healthiest counties in New York State

- ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION

• Listed in “Best Cities in New York for Young Families” - NERD WALLET

• Broadway, Saratoga Springs "7th Best Main Street in the USA"

+ "Best Small Town Cultural Scene"

- USA TODAY

• “One of the Best Places to Travel in June” - TRAVEL + LEISURE

• Named Saratoga among “50 Beautiful Small Towns in America” - U.S. NEWS TRAVEL

• Listed in “America’s Best Small Towns” - CNN MONEY MAGAZINE

• Best Small Town to Visit in the U.S. - TRAVELAWAITS

• Named “Best City” and “Best Place to Bring Out-of-Town Friends” in “Best of the Capital Region”

- TIMES UNION

• 50 Best Small Cities & Towns in America (#11)

- AMERICAN CITY & COUNTRY

• Best Small City to Live in New York (#11) - WALLETHUB

• Listed in “Top 10 Winter Cities” - LIVABILITY.COM

FEATURED IN...

• "House Hunters" -HGTV

• “Saratoga Springs: Mineral Baths, Museums and Homemade Potato Chips” - HUFFINGTON POST

• “Forget the Beach: The Real Action is in Saratoga” - NBC NEW YORK

• “Need a summer break? Race up to Saratoga Springs!” - WOMAN’S WORLD

• “Five Hideaways That Aren’t the Hamptons” - CNN

• “Grand, Annual, and Elegantly Equine” - BOSTON GLOBE

• "10 Spa Getaways to Melt Away Your Winter Chills" - I LOVE NY

• "20 Best Girlfriend Getaways You Can Take Without a Passport" - TRIPADVISOR

• "Lucky Enough in Saratoga Springs" - AAA WORLD MAGAZINE

• The New York City Ballet at SPAC listed in “30 Days of Summer” -VOGUE

• A trip to Saratoga Springs was featured on "The Price is Right"

SPECIAL INTEREST

• Certificate of Excellence: Saratoga Springs Heritage Area Visitor Center - TRIPADVISOR

• The Saratoga Farmers' Market voted "#1 Must Visit Farmers’ Market in New York State" - I LOVE NY

• Listed in "10 Best 4th of July Small-Town Celebrations” - ABC

• Home to the 3rd Best Irish Pub in the World - IRELAND OF THE WELCOMES MAGAZINE

• Best Mom & Pop Restaurants in U.S. (Country Corner Café) - FOOD NETWORK

• Whitman Brewing named Top 10 in "Best New Breweries Across the United States”- USA TODAY

• The Gideon Putnam Hotel included in “Best of the East” - MEETINGS TODAY

• #5 of 30 Best Christmas Towns in the USA for a Magical Winter Getaway - HOUSE BEAUTIFUL

• Roosevelt Baths and Spa mentioned in “Treat Yourself with These 10 Spa Getaways” - I LOVE NY

Spa City Among Most Charming Small Cities in the USA”

Saratoga County DIRECTORY

SARATOGA COUNTY CHAMBERS

Saratoga.org • (518) 584-3255

CapitalRegionChamber.com • (518) 431-1400

DiscoverSaratoga.org • (518) 584-1531

ADMINISTRATOR

Steve Bulger

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4742

AGING AND YOUTH SERVICES

Sandra Cross, Director 152 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4100

ANIMAL SHELTER

Kelly DeVall, Director

6010 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa | (518) 885-4113

BOARD OF ELECTIONS

Cassandra Bagramian –Democratic Commissioner

Joseph Suhrada –Republican Commissioner 50 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2249

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Therese Connolly, Clerk of the Board 40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2240

CAPITAL RESOURCE CORPORATION

Matthew Veitch, Chairman 50 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 435-5903

CENTRAL SERVICES

John Warmt, Director 50 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2210

CONFLICT DEFENDER

Matthew A. Maiello, Esq. 40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2217

CORONER

Susan Hayes-Masa, Anthony J. Perniciaro (518) 885-5381 ext. 4309

COUNTY ATTORNEY

George Conway, Esq. 40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4770

COUNTY AUDITOR

Julie Bosley

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4745

COUNTY CLERK

Craig A. Hayner

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2213

COUNTY TREASURER

JoAnn Kupferman

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4724

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Daniel Kuhles, M.D., M.P.H., Commissioner 6012 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 584-7460

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Brett R. Eby

25 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2263

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Andre Delvaux, Director 6012 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2232

FAMILY COURT

35 West High St, Suite 2, Ballston Spa (518) 451-8888

F.A.V.O.R. VETERAN’S DISCOUNT PROGRAM

Craig A. Hayner, County Clerk

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2213

FOIL

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4770

HISTORIAN

Lauren Roberts

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4749

HUMAN RESOURCES

Scot Chamberlain, Director

40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2225

MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION SERVICES

Megan Johnson, Commissioner 135 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9030

MOTOR VEHICLE

Craig A. Hayner, County Clerk

• 40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa

• 22 Clifton Country Rd, Clifton Park

• 3065 Rte 50, Saratoga Springs

NYS DMV Customer Service: (518) 486-9786 saratogacountyny.gov/dmv/ contact-us

PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Jason Kemper, Director 50 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4705

PROBATION DEPARTMENT

Susan A. Costanzo, Director 6012 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4120

PUBLIC DEFENDER

Andrew C. Blumenberg, Esq. 40 McMaster St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4795

PUBLIC WORKS

Chad M. Cooke, P.E., Commissioner 3654 Galway Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2235

REAL PROPERTY

TAX SERVICE AGENCY

Anna Stanko, Director 35 West High St, Building 2, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2219

SEWER DISTRICT 1

Dan Rourke, P.E. –Executive Director Routes 4 & 32, PO Box 550, Mechanicville (518) 664-7396

SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Sheriff Jeff Brown 6012 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa

Non-Emergency Line: (518) 885-6761

SOCIAL SERVICES

Patrick Maxwell, Commissioner 152 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4140

SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION

Dustin Lewis, District Manager 50 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6900

STOP DWI Coordinator

Captain Dan Morley, Coordinator 6012 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6761

VETERAN’S SERVICE AGENCY

Frank McClement, Director 2144 Doubleday Ave, Suite 15, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4115

WATER AUTHORITY

Ed Hernandez, Executive Director

260 Butler Rd, Gansevoort (518) 761-2058

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

Christopher M. Stark, Director 25 West High St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-2237

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Jenniffer McCloskey, Director 152 West High St, Suite B 204, Ballston Spa (518) 884-4170

Local Politicians

NY STATE GOVERNOR

GOVERNOR

Kathy Hochul (D-NY)

New York State Capitol Building, Albany (518) 474-8390

Governor.ny.gov

U.S. SENATOR

Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY)

Leo W. O’Brien Federal Office Building 11A Clinton Avenue, Room 821, Albany (518) 431-0120

Gillibrand.senate.gov

U.S. SENATOR

Charles E. Schumer (D-NY)

Leo W. O’Brien Federal Building 11A Clinton Avenue, Room 827, Albany (518) 431-4070

Schumer.senate.gov

U.S. CONGRESSMAN

Paul Tonko (D-NY) 20th District

19 Dove Street, Unit 302, Albany (518) 465-0700

433 Broadway, Suite 201, Saratoga Springs (518) 374-4547

Tonko.house.gov

U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN

Elise Stefanik (R-NY) 21st District

99 Troy Road, Suite 312, East Greenbush (518) 242-4707

12 Spring Street, Suite 102, Schuylerville (518) 242-4707

Stefanik.house.gov

NY STATE SENATOR

James Tedisco (R-NY) 44th District

Legislative Office Building, Room 515, Albany (518) 455-2181

636 Plank Road, 2nd Floor, Clifton Park (518) 885-1829

NYsenate.gov/senators/james-tedisco

NY STATE SENATOR

Daniel Stec (R-NY) 45th District

Legislative Office Building

188 State Street, Room 408, Albany (518) 455-2811

5 Warren Street, Suite 3, Glens Falls (518) 743-0968

NYsenate.gov/senators/daniel-g-stec

NY STATE ASSEMBLY

Phil Steck (D-NY) 110th District

Legislative Office Building, Room 627, Albany (518) 455-5931

1609 Union Street, Schenectady (518) 377-0902

NYassembly.gov/mem/Phil-Steck

NY STATE ASSEMBLY

Mary Beth Walsh (R-NY) 112th District

Legislative Office Building, Room 446, Albany (518) 455-5772

199 Milton Avenue, Suite 2, Ballston Spa (518) 884-8010

NYassembly.gov/mem/Mary-Beth-Walsh

NY STATE ASSEMBLY

Carrie Woerner (D-NY) 113th District

Legislative Office Building, Room 845, Albany (518) 455-5404

112 Spring Street, Suite 205, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-5493

NYassembly.gov/mem/Carrie-Woerner

PHOTO BY ALEC HODGE

IN THIS SECTION

Saratoga Springs Information

Visitor Center

Farmers' Market

Public Library

Museums

Art & Culture

Local Events

THE CITY OF Saratoga Springs

Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks is the jewel of upstate New York, the City in the Country... Saratoga Springs.

This once seasonal resort community is now a yearround tourist destination. Serving as the summer home to the NY City Ballet and The Philadelphia Orchestra, Saratoga Springs also hosts some of the best Thoroughbred racing in the country. The diverse cultural market and affluent tourist influx is what makes Saratoga Springs “A Great American Place” and a premier location to work and raise a family.

Saratoga Springs City Info

ZIP CODE: 12866

ADMINISTRATION

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SARATOGA COUNTY

28 Clinton Street (518) 584-3255

Saratoga.org

CITY ASSESSOR (518) 587-3550 ext. 2552

CITY ATTORNEY OFFICE (518) 587-3550 ext. 2516

CITY HALL 474 Broadway (518) 587-3550

CITY HISTORIAN

Matt.Veitch@ saratoga-springs.org

CITY MAYOR

John F. Safford (518) 587-3550 ext. 2523

CODE ENFORCER

John Donnelly (518) 587-3550 ext. 2634

COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS

Jessica Troisi (518) 587-3550 ext. 2621

COURT (518) 451-8780

DISCOVER SARATOGA, SARATOGA CONVENTION & TOURISM BUREAU

60 Railroad Place, Suite 301 (518) 584-1531

DiscoverSaratoga.org

FINANCE COMMISSIONER

JoAnne Kiernan (518) 587-3550 ext. 2514

OFFICE OF PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (518) 587-3550 ext. 2533

PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER

BK Keramati (518) 587-3550, ext. 2561

RECEIVER OF TAXES

Laura Townsend

Laura.Townsend@ saratoga-springs.org (518) 587-3550 ext. 2565

SARATOGA SPRINGS DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION (518) 587-8635

SaratogaSpringsDowntown.com

FACILITIES

POST OFFICES

• 475 Broadway (518) 587-1798

• 245 Washington Street (518) 584-1545

USPS.com

SARATOGA

SENIOR CENTER

290 West Avenue, Suite 1, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1621

SaratogaSeniorCenter.org

VISITOR CENTER

297 Broadway (518) 587-3241

DiscoverSaratoga.org

PUBLIC SCHOOL

SARATOGA CITY SCHOOLS

3 Blue Streak Boulevard (518) 583-4700

SaratogaSchools.org

PUBLIC SAFETY

ANIMAL CONTROL

Saratoga Springs Public Safety (518) 584-1800

FIRE AND EMS

Chief Joseph Dolans

60 Lake Avenue

• Emergency: 911

• Non-Emergency: (518) 587-3599

POLICE

Chief Tyler McIntosh

5 Lake Avenue

• Emergency: 911

• Non-Emergency: (518) 584-1800

PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSIONER

Timothy Coll (518) 587-3550 ext. 2627

RECREATION

LIBRARY

49 Henry Street (518) 584-7860 | SSPL.org

RECREATION DEPARTMENT 15 Vanderbilt Avenue (518) 587-3550 ext. 2300

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

BUILDING AND INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT (518) 587-3550 ext. 2511

Building.office@saratoga-springs.org

TRANSFER STATION AND RECYCLING 41 Weibel Avenue (518) 581-1430

Heritage Area Visitor Center

Located in a beautiful historic Beaux-Arts style building at 297 Broadway, across from Congress Park, the Saratoga Springs Heritage Area Visitor Center is the gateway to the city for both residents and visitors alike.

Heritage Area Visitor Center Hours & Info:

January – March 2026: Tuesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

April – December 2026: Tuesday – Saturday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. CLOSED Sundays & Mondays

297 Broadway, Saratoga Springs 518-587-3241

Email: Karen@discoversaratoga.org

Under the direction of Discover Saratoga, the Visitor Center offers:

• FREE information on Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County and the surrounding area including city and regional maps, guides and informational brochures. We also provide information on attractions, restaurants, accommodations, horse racing, recreation, and self-guided tours of the many historic districts and mineral springs.

• Friendly staff to answer questions, provide referrals, and share a wealth of knowledge. If you have two hours, two days, or two weeks, let us help plan your time in Saratoga Springs and the region. If you are joining our community, we can help you find the resources you need to get settled in, and can be your ongoing source for information on entertainment, attractions, events, and the community.

• Event space for your life and business events. We offer a variety of rental spaces and options for business meetings, seminars, galas, receptions, anniversaries, etc. Stop in to see our space and discuss how our historic building can be yours for a day.

• Educational programs at the Visitor Center and in the community, such as guided walking tours, school tours and the Brown Bag Lunch Lecture Series.

• Gallery space for work by local artists in collaboration with the Saratoga Arts, Art in Public Places program.

• A shaded outdoor patio with picnic tables – an oasis of greenery in downtown Saratoga. This space is open to the public and is available to rent for small events. The space features a beautiful garden, maintained by the Heritage Garden Club.

• Exhibit space available to local organizations for promotional and educational displays supporting regional attractions. Currently, the Saratoga Springs History Museum is displaying the story of Saratoga. Visitors and residents are welcome to view the exhibit at no cost.

• Guided walking tours available May - October. Private tours can be arranged for groups of 10 or more by reservation. Stepon Tour Guides available upon request for chartered groups.

• Guided Trolley Tours – a 90-minute riding tour in the comfort of a climate-controlled trolley with a licensed driver and professional tour guide. A variety of tour offerings, from April – October, highlighting the unique stories of Saratoga. Our ‘Ghosts of Saratoga’ guided trolley tours explore the paranormal activity of our city during the month of October. Private guided trolley tours can be arranged for groups of 20-25 by reservation.

SARATOGA Farmers' Market

The Saratoga Farmers’ Market is an award-winning, year-round market with an array of locally grown and sourced products.

For 48 years, the Saratoga Farmers’ Market has served as a food hub and community gathering place, offering activities, events, festivals and children’s programs that support the businesses at the market while enhancing the community of Saratoga Springs.

From May to October, the farmers’ market is held at High Rock Park in downtown Saratoga Springs on Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Wednesdays, from 3 to 6 p.m.

Saratoga Farmers’ Market also hosts a satellite market on Mondays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Clifton Park mid-July through mid-October at the Shenendehowa Methodist church on route 146.

Outdoor markets host up to 100 vendors combined and are held rain or shine. The High Rock markets are mostly housed under three beautiful pavilions that offer protection from the sun and weather.

Marketgoers enjoy walking and biking along Saratoga’s paved Greenbelt Trail to the farmers' market, and the City Center’s parking garage offers ample parking options during the busy summer months.

The outdoor markets at High Rock Park offer an unparalleled assortment of fruits, vegetables, herbs, artisan cheese, jams, honey and maple products, artisan goods (clothing, pottery, jewelry), baked goods, meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products (milk and yogurt), flowers, soap and body products, and a variety of ready-toeat foods. In the spring, local farms have a wide variety of starter plants for gardeners looking to plant established flowers and vegetables.

The farmers’ market moves indoors from November to April to the Wilton Mall food court. The market is open every Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. There’s nothing better than fresh local produce in the winter–here in Saratoga Springs, so that you can taste that freshness all year! The winter market is notable for its variety. You’ll find naturally grown winter veggies (including hydroponically grown salad greens and tomatoes), meat, poultry, eggs,

cheese, yogurt, milk, honey, jam, pickles, soap and body products, handmade jewelry and clothing, and more! Vendors offer ready-made foods, so you can enjoy a variety of meal options and even grab-and-go snacks while you shop!

The market continues to host a variety of programming and music during the winter months and has added vendors and festivities during the holiday season.

The Saratoga Farmers’ Market is committed to supporting local businesses, meaning all products sold at the market are produced locally within 50 miles of Saratoga Springs. When you shop at the farmers’ market, you buy unique and quality products that support local communities and the economy.

Local businesses help Saratoga Springs thrive and inspire others to develop their unique businesses. The personality and character reflected in our shopping districts are because of these small businesses. The same is true for the Saratoga Farmers’ Market.

There’s more to the Saratoga Farmers’ Market experience than grocery shopping. This lively market is also perfect for meeting friends, connecting with your community, and enjoying entertainment and family-friendly events. Something fun always happens at the market, from chef demonstrations to live music. Stop by and check it out!

For more information, find us online at saratogafarmersmarket.org, where you can sign up for our weekly newsletter, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram @SaratogaFarmersMarket.

Check out Saratoga TODAY’s weekly food section for vendor features, food stories, and recipes from the farmers’ market.

Even More Markets!

Ballston Spa Farmers’ Market

Front St. & Low Street, Ballston Spa

The Ballston Spa Farmers' Market features locally grown produce from a variety of vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, prepared foods, handcrafted items and certified fair-trade products. The market is sponsored by the Ballston Spa Business and Professional Association.

The Saturday Market

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Features local musicians and children's activities.

The Thursday Market 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Music and activities are free.

For More Information: (518) 885-2772 | FarmersMarket@ballston.org Ballston.org/category/farmers-market

Clifton Park Farmers’ Market

The Saratoga Springs Farmers’ Market extends to Clifton Park from June - October. You’ll find the same exceptional local products at the Clifton Park Market held Monday from 2–5 p.m. in the parking lot of Shenendehowa Methodist Church, 971 Route 146. For more details, follow on Facebook or the shared website, SaratogaFarmersMarket.org.

Spa City Farmers’ Market

Spa State Park: Sundays 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Year round, Lincoln Baths

National Museum of Dance: Tuesdays (May-September) 3 p.m.- 6 p.m SpaCityFarmersMarket.com

Greenfield Farmers’ Market

Runs every Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Middle Grove Church from June-September. The market features a blend of products including organic vegetables and produce, honeys, maple syrups, fresh eggs, baked goods and home-made pickles. For more information and weekly updates follow on Facebook or visit greenfieldhistoricalsociety.com.

SPRINGS

Saratoga Springs Public Library

Library Hours & Info:

Monday – Thursday: 9 a.m.–9 p.m.

Friday: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Saturday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Sunday: Noon–5 p.m.

*Closed most major holidays.

49 Henry Street, Saratoga Springs 518-584-7860

Saratoga Springs Public Library delivers resources and experiences that engage, entertain, educate, and empower our entire community.

A hub of community activity, the library serves tens of thousands of visitors of all ages each year. Our collection of books, magazines, recorded books, music, movies, television series, and museum passes offers something for everyone. We are also home to an ever evolving “Library of Things,” which includes games, learning kits, djembe drums, WI-FI hotspots, and more.

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 (except major federal holidays), and offer a broad array of programs for the whole family. Our website, SSPL.org, provides 24/7 access to the library’s catalog and digital resources.

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. Cardholders in good standing may borrow most items available on the shelf, regardless of their residency. Out of area cardholders can borrow most items, but there are exceptions. 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. We are also proud to be a Certified Sustainable Library through the New York Library Association (NYLA).

YEAR ‘ROUND ACTIVITIES

Saratoga Springs Public Library offers a full slate of activities for every member of the family, including:

• A variety of monthly literary discussion groups for adults.

• Ongoing local history programs, highlighting the rich and colorful heritage of our area.

• Volunteer opportunities for teens and adults.

• Story Times for children’s various developmental stages.

• Gingerbread house making programs in the winter

• Annual Mother’s Day visit from real live llamas!

• A wide variety of programming during school vacation breaks

SOME SPECIAL SERVICES

• Computer/Digital Literacy Classes for Seniors:

Regularly scheduled computer and digital literacy classes through Senior Planet by AARP for different skill levels to help to keep your knowledge up to date. Watch the library’s website (SSPL.org) or social media accounts for schedule and registration information.

• Computer Workstations:

Library patrons may use workstations in the library’s Computer Center. Workstations not only provide Internet access, but also have a number of productivity software such as word processing, spreadsheet, and database programs.

• Digital and Downloadable Offerings:

The library shares a plethora of downloadable books, audiobooks, and magazines on platforms like Libby, Hoopla, and Kanopy.

• Friends of SSPL Book Shops & Coffee Nook:

The Friends of the Saratoga Springs Public Library operate a used book store and “Coffee Nook” inside the library. Proceeds of sales support library programs and services.

• Literacy Services:

The library provides private and small group instruction by trained volunteers to those wishing to improve their English reading, writing and speaking skills.

• Meeting Rooms:

Nonprofit organizations serving the library’s service area may apply online to use library meeting rooms at no charge.

• Mobile Library:

The SSPL Mobile Library visits various sites in the Saratoga Springs area including local farmers’ markets, community centers, and parks. Check out books, get a library card, technical assistance, and enjoy special programs and activities.

• Outreach Services:

Being homebound doesn’t have to mean missing out on library service. Residents of our service area who are temporarily or permanently 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 their door.

• Premium Online Content:

Tired of being unsure about the quality of information returned from search engines on the Internet? Our website, SSPL.org is a portal to a number of reliable, content-rich online databases for homework, research, reading suggestions and entrepreneurship.

• Saratoga Book Festival

For one glorious weekend each October, Saratoga Book Festival brings writers, book lovers, and reluctant readers together for thoughtful conversations, fascinating interviews, book talks, readings, workshops, youth programs, and more. Presented by the Friends of Saratoga Springs Public library, the festival is held in venues throughout downtown Saratoga Springs, and features books from a wide variety of genres.

• SaratogaREADS!

SaratogaREADS! has an uncomplicated mission: to invite all members of the Saratoga Springs community to participate in a shared reading experience, and to take part in conversations and events inspired by our annual reading selections. A main selection and Junior Companion title are announced in the Winter, and programs and discussions generally take place between February and April each year.

• The Saratoga Room:

Our special collection focusing on books and other printed Saratogiana is a must stop for visitors, newcomers, and researchers hoping to learn more about Saratoga Springs’ rich and colorful history.

• Summer Reading Program:

Our young people’s programs are designed to help school kids maintain their reading skills over the summer break, while those for adults help to celebrate a lifelong love of the written word.

• Teen Room:

The Teen Room is open to students in grades 7-12 and hosts a wide range of programming. The Teen Room is not a quiet area of the library.

• Read to Recovery:

Read to Recovery is a "free-to-take-and keep" collection of harm reduction resources and materials for those in recovery from grief and substance use. Discreetly located on the second floor of the library within “the stacks," the collection includes books, pamphlets, and recordings in multiple languages, as well as Narcan, testing strips for fentanyl and xylazine, and prescription drug disposal pouches. Information on local housing, healthcare, crisis and grief support, and suicide prevention is also available.

Saratoga County Museums

BROOKSIDE MUSEUM

21 Fairground Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-4000

BrooksideMuseum.org

info@BrooksideMuseum.org

Maintained by the Saratoga County Historical Society and located in the historic village of Ballston Spa, Brookside Museum offers school and adult programs in addition to its gardens, exhibits, archives, galleries, artifact storage, and museum store.

Tuesdays-Thursdays 12 – 4 p.m. Fridays 12 – 5p.m Saturdays-Sundays 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Research library available by appointment.

THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM AT SARATOGA

65 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-5540 | cmssny.org info@cmssny.org

The many exhibits not only help children ages 0 to 10 learn and socialize, but ignite their imagination and creativity as well. Check out their daily programs including Tuesdays for Tots, Art Adventures, Story Time, Science Explorers, STEAM Saturday, and Sensory Sunday.

Tuesday–Saturday: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sunday: 1– 4 p.m.

*Please Note: The second floor closes for about 30 minutes at noon each day for cleaning*

NATIONAL BOTTLE MUSEUM

76 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-7589

NationalBottleMuseum.org

info@NationalBottleMuseum.org

Exhibits include the history of bottles and their production, along with educational presentations.

Wednesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF RACING AND HALL OF FAME

191 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-0400

RacingMuseum.org

Explore the history of thoroughbred racing with the museum’s collections, exhibits, galleries, and family programs.

Wednesday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Summer hours (June – August): Daily: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

NEW YORK STATE MILITARY MUSEUM

61 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-5100 Museum.dmna.ny.gov

The 1889 armory building houses a collection of uniforms, weapons, art, flags, and other artifacts from the Revolutionary War to present day conflicts.

Tuesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

SARATOGA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM

110 Avenue of the Pines, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1935

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org info@SaratogaAutoMuseum.org

The museum commemorates New York State’s automobile history through exhibits, events, and educational programs with the goal of celebrating and sharing the diverse stories of automotive culture.

November – April:

Wednesday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

May – October: Daily: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

SARATOGA NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

648 Route 32, Stillwater (518) 670-2985 | NPS.gov/sara

Home of the Saratoga Battlefield, the park also contains the Saratoga Monument, Philip Schuyler House, and Victory Woods. Grounds open daily: Sunrise – Sunset Battlefield Visitors Center:

Friday-Saturday: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m, Sunday: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

The Tour Road, Philip Schuyler House, Saratoga Monument, and Saratoga Surrender Site are closed during the winter months.

SARATOGA SPRINGS HERITAGE AREA VISITOR CENTER

297 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-3241

SaratogaSpringsVisitorCenter.com

The best place for advice, information, and brochures about visiting Saratoga Springs. January – March:

Tuesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

April – December: Tuesday – Saturday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

SARATOGA SPRINGS HISTORY MUSEUM

The Canfield Casino

1 East Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-6920 | SaratogaHistory.org info@SaratogaHistory.org

The museum has three floors of exhibits, artifacts, and a photographic archive that tell the story of Saratoga Springs.

Wednesday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

STILLWATER BLOCKHOUSE

692 Hudson Avenue, Stillwater (518) 664-6148 | StillwaterNY.org

A reconstruction of an early 18th blockhouse in a small park along the Hudson River, the museum is dedicated to local history.

Memorial Day – Labor Day: Tuesday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

TANG TEACHING MUSEUM & ART GALLERY

815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-8080 | Tang.Skidmore.edu

Located at Skidmore College, the Tang Museum is not only utilized as part of an interdisciplinary liberal arts education, but is also a host to exhibitions and galleries of artwork.

Tuesday – Wednesday and Friday – Sunday: 12 – 5 p.m. Thursday: 12 – 9 p.m.

ULYSSES S. GRANT COTTAGE

1000 Mt. McGregor Road PO Box 2294, Wilton (518) 584-4353 | GrantCottage.org info@GrantCottage.org

Grant Cottage is the historic site where Ulysses Grant spent his last days.

Complete with original furnishings, Grant’s personal items, and a spectacular view of the Hudson Valley, visitors can take guided tours and participate in special events.

Memorial Day – Labor Day: Wednesday-Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Labor Day – Columbus Day: Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

WILTON HERITAGE SOCIETY

5 Parkhurst Road, Wilton (518) 583-3645 | TownofWilton.ny.gov

The museum is operated out of the former Wiltonville Church and presents the history of the town from its creation in 1818 to the present.

Open June, July & August: Saturday & Sunday: 1– 4 p.m.

Art & Culture

SARATOGAARTSDISTRICT.COM for information on the services and galleries of the Westside's "Beekman Street Arts District.”

GALLERIES

Cottage of Art & Design

73 Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs

SaratogaArtDistrict.com

Crafters Gallery

427 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-2435

CraftersGallerySaratoga.com

Frittelli & Lockwood Textile Studio 143 Grand Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-2129

Frittelli-lockwood.com

The Laffer Gallery

96 Broad Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-3181

TheLafferGallery.com

Living Resources Arts

70 Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1619

LivingResources.org

Noah Savett Sculpture

62 Lawrence Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 791-4285

NoahSavettSculpture.com

Saratoga Arts Center Gallery

320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-4132

Saratoga-arts.org

The Arts Center is the home for arts education for all ages. It houses an art gallery, a gift shop, and a performance space.

Saratoga Fine Art

15 Saddle Brook Drive, Saratoga Springs (518) 542-4025 by appt. only

SaratogaFineArt.com

Schick Art Gallery at Skidmore Saisselin Art Building, 2nd Floor 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-5027

Skidmore.edu/schick

Spa Fine Art

376 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-2411

Spa-fine-art.com

Spring Street Gallery

110 Spring Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 290-0660

SpringStreetGallerySaratoga.org

The Tang Art Museum and Gallery

Skidmore College 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-8080 tang.skidmore.edu

The Wood Hill Gallery Saratoga Marketplace 454 Broadway, Upper Level, Saratoga Springs (518) 898-6976

TheWoodHillGallery.com

Yaddo

312 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs

Yaddo.org

Yaddo is a retreat for artists in residence located on a 400-acre estate. Although the residence is not open to the public, the beautiful gardens are open to the public from Spring through Fall.

PERFORMANCE ART

Arthur Zankel Music Center

Skidmore College

815 N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-5321

Skidmore.edu/Zankel

Caffe Lena 47 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-0022

CaffeLena.org

Home Made Theater

Saratoga Springs (518) 587-4427

HomemadeTheater.org

New York State Summer Writers Institute at Skidmore College 815 N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-5593 | Skidmore.edu

The summer program, held on the campus of Skidmore College features free readings by distinguished writers and poets.

Opera Saratoga

Saratoga Springs (518) 584-6018

OperaSaratoga.org

Racing City Chorus (518) 504-SING (7464)

RacingCityChorus.org

Saratoga Chamber Players (518) 779-0858

SaratogaChamberPlayers.org

Saratoga Children’s Theatre 617 Maple Avenue, Suite 3, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8800

SaratogaChildrensTheatre.org

Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC)

108 Ave of the Pines, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9330 | SPAC.org

Concerts, Jazz Fest, New York City

Ballet, Philadelphia Orchestra

Saratoga Voices 518-416-4060

SaratogaVoices.org

Skidmore Theater

815 N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-5430

Box Office: (518) 580-5439

Theater.Skidmore.edu

Universal Preservation Hall

25 Washington Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-2627

Box Office: (518) 346-6204

AtUPH.org

So Much To Do (Year Round!)

ALL YEAR

Saratoga Farmers' Market

Outdoor: May – October

High Rock Park

Wednesdays: 3 – 6 p.m.

Saturdays: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Indoor: November – April, Wilton Mall

Saturdays: 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

SaratogaFarmersMarket.org

Spa City Farmers’ Market

Outdoor: May – October

Saratoga Spa State Park

Indoor: November – April

The Lincoln Bath Building

Sundays: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

SpaCityFarmersMarket.com

JANUARY

Saratoga First Day 5K

Wednesday, January 1: 11 a.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

Start the new year with a race through the city!

Saratoga RV Show

Thursday, January 8: 2 – 8 p.m.

Friday, January 9: 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Saturday, January 10: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Sunday, January 11: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

Take advantage of Alpin Haus’s show-only pricing at their RV show.

FEBRUARY

The Capital Region’s Premier Wedding Show

Sunday, February 1: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

Stop by for vendors, expert advice, and wedding inspiration.

Fire & Ice Bar

Fridays: February 7 & 14: 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.

Saturdays: February 1 & 15: 2 p.m. – 10 p.m. Saturday, February 8: 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.

The Mill on Round Lake

The Capital District’s longest ice bar is celebrating its 9th year with a live DJ, ice shuffleboard and cornhole, fire pits, and hot chocolate cocktails.

Saratoga Chowderfest

Saturday, February 7: 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

The 27th Annual Chowderfest features more than 80 vendors serving 4 oz. samples of chowder for $2. There is also live music, kids’ activities, and more.

Flurry Festival

Friday, February 13 – Sunday, February 15

Saratoga Springs City Center

As one of the largest music and traditional participatory dance festivals in North America, the Flurry Festival hosts swing, blues, contra, square dancing, Cajun, Zydeco, English country, Balkan, Scandinavian, Latin, Scottish, tango, fusion, Irish, Balfolk, African, Appalachian,

and more. Other offerings include instrument workshops, storytelling, group singing, concerts, and family programming. Visit FlurryFestival.org for information and to purchase tickets.

Saratoga Beer Summit

Saturday, February 21:

Early Entry:12 – 4 p.m.

General: 1 – 4 p.m., or 5 – 8 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

Go to SaratogaBeerSummit.com for more information and to buy tickets. Two types of tickets are offered for this event that give you the option of 3 or 4 hours of beer, cider, seltzer, and malt beverage sampling.

Record Riot

Sunday, February 22: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Early admission at 9 a.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

A CD/LP flea market with over 50 tables. Visit RecordRiots.com for more information.

Saratoga Home and Lifestyle Show

Friday, February 28: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Saturday, March 1: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

The Saratoga Home & Lifestyle Show features a variety of home and lifestyle businesses in categories such as home improvement, landscaping, décor and fine finishes, heating and plumbing, pools, and professional services. Special events include an art show, wine and spirit tastings, a magician and balloon artist, and a pet adoption clinic. Visit RotaryHomeShow.com.

MARCH

Log & Timber Home Design-Build Expo

Friday, March 13: 1 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Saturday, March 14: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Sunday, March 15: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

The Queensbury Hotel/ Adirondack Expo Hall

There will be log home, log cabin, and timber frame home companies and suppliers in attendance. Get your questions answered and enjoy the exhibits and seminars. Visit LogHomeShows.com for more information.

Adirondack Sports Summer Expo

Saturday, March 14: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sunday, March 15: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

AdkSports.com

The Northeast’s largest run, bike, tri, paddle, hike, recreation, health, fitness, and travel expo with exhibits, sales, activities, and prizes.

Saratoga Reptile Expo

Saturday, March 21: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

SaratogaReptileShow.com

This annual fun-filled, educational event includes breeders and herpetoculture industry leaders selling a variety of reptiles and amphibians.

Northeast Woodworkers Association Showcase

Saturday, March 28: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sunday, March 29: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center WoodWorker.org

Explore the exhibits by amateur and professional woodworkers. There will be presentations, vendors, demos, and a toy factory for kids.

APRIL

Mind Body Soul Expo

Saturday, April 4: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

The 11th annual expo will include a healing and meditation room, organic and vegan products, live local music, psychics, tarot readers, local artisans, and more.

Saratoga Sustainability Fair

Saturday, April 11: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

The Billie Tisch Center for Integrated Sciences at Skidmore College

SustainableSaratoga.org

Sustainable Saratoga and Skidmore College present this event to connect community members to businesses and organizations that support sustainability, environmental responsibility, and social equity.

Albany-Saratoga Speedway’s 2026 Season Opener

Friday, April 17: 7 p.m.

Albany-Saratoga Speedway

Visit Albany-SaratogaSpeedway.com for more information.

Saratoga Mom Prom

Saturday, April 18: 7 – 11 p.m.

Holiday Inn Saratoga Springs

A ladies-only evening of dancing to benefit the Saratoga County Children’s Committee. Visit SaratogaMomProm.com for more information and tickets.

Night at the Brewseum

Friday, April 24: 6:30 – 9 p.m.

VIP Early Access: 5 – 6:30 p.m.

Canfield Casino

The 13th annual Night at the Brewseum promises a night of craft beer, wine, and food tasting from local and regional brewers, wineries, and shops. All proceeds support the Saratoga Spring Lions Club’s mission goals in sight, hearing, diabetes, youth, and community.

Saratoga Tattoo Expo

Friday, April 24– Sunday, April 26

Saratoga Springs City Center

There will be tattoo shops and artists in attendance as well as vendors, live music, and a tattoo contest.

Southern Adirondack

Homesteading Festival

Friday, April 25 - Sunday, April 27

Washington County Fairgrounds

Enjoy talks, hands-on workshops, and vendors. Go to AdkHomesteading.com for tickets.

MAY

Saratoga Performing Arts Center

SPAC.org | Concerts of all genres are held throughout the summer at SPAC.

Saratoga Automobile Museum

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org

The museum hosts auto shows, rallies, and auctions throughout the summer at SPAC. The Spring Auto Show is held on Saturday, May 9.

Saratoga Margarita & Mimosa Fest

Saturday, May 2: 2 – 8 p.m.

The Night Owl

This 9th annual bar hop and cocktail celebration includes 12 bars and restaurants with live music, giveaways, and drink specials.

Saratoga Comic Con

Saturday, May 2: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Sunday, May 3: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

VIP Early Access at 9:30 a.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

Visit SaratogaComicCon.com for more information and to purchase tickets.

Saratoga Martial Arts Festival

Saturday, May 16: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sunday, May 17: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Holiday Inn Saratoga Springs

Visit SaratogaFestival.com

The Capital Region’s Premier Martial Arts gathering for over 20 years, featuring hands-on workshops in striking, grappling, and weapon arts with instructional staff and a Saturday Night Banquet.

Cantina Kids Fun Run

Saturday, May 31 | Congress Park

The Cantina Kids Fun Run is an athletic event for kids up to age 12 to support children’s healthcare at Saratoga Hospital. There is both a .25-Mile and a 1-Mile race. Visit SaratogaHospitalFoundation.org for more information.

JUNE

Saratoga Performing Arts Center

SPAC.org | The concert season continues, featuring the Saratoga Jazz Festival on Saturday, June 27 and Sunday, June 28.

Saratoga Automobile Museum

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org Auto events continue.

The Belmont Stakes

Saturday, June 6

Saratoga Race Course

Go to BelmontStakes.com for more information and to purchase tickets for the 158th running of the Belmont Stakes.

Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge

Annual Flag Day Parade

Sunday, June 14: 5 p.m.

Broadway, Saratoga Springs

Curtis Lumber’s PetAPalooza

Adoption Day

Saturday, June 20: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Curtis Lumber, Ballston Spa

The 16th annual event helps adoptable animals from shelters and rescue groups find homes. There will be cats, dogs, bunnies, birds, and horses, in addition to local veterinarians, groomers, and trainers.

JULY

Saratoga Performing Arts Center SPAC.org | The concert season continues, featuring the New York City Ballet from Wednesday, July 8 to Saturday, July 11.

Saratoga Automobile Museum

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org

Auto events continue.

Saratoga Race Course

NYRA.com | The official racing season begins on Friday, July 3 and concludes on Labor Day.

Firecracker 4 Road Race

Saturday, July 4: 9 a.m.

Sparkler Fun Run: 8:15 a.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

The 4-mile run kicks off the Saratoga Independence Day All-American Celebration, with a kids’ 0.2-mile run down Maple Avenue beforehand.

All-American Celebration

Saturday, July 4

Saratoga’s All-American Celebration is organized by community volunteers to bring family fun and patriotic pride to the residents and visitors of Saratoga Springs with a parade, vendors, and fireworks show.

Silks & Satins 5K

Saturday, July 11 | Fasig Tipton

The Silks & Satins 5K is a celebration of the opening of the track and the Saratoga Springs community.

Saratoga County Fair

Tuesday, July 21 - Sunday, July 26: 10 a.m. – 11 p.m.

The Saratoga County Fairgrounds

Agriculture, entertainment, food, rides - the ultimate summer fun experience! Visit SaratogaCountyFair.org.

AUGUST

Saratoga Performing Arts Center

SPAC.org | The concert season continues, featuring the Philadelphia Orchestra from Wednesday, August 5 to Saturday, August 22.

Saratoga Automobile Museum

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org | Auto events continue, featuring the Summer Auto Show on Saturday, August 1 from 9 a.m – 1 p.m.

Saratoga Race Course

NYRA.com | The racing season continues.

Markets at Round Lake

MarketsAtRoundLake.com

Showcasing Modern Makers and Artisanal Specialty Food vendors as a fundraiser for the Round Lake Libraries.

Fasig-Tipton: The Saratoga Sale

Monday, August 10 and Tuesday, August 11

Visit FasigTipton.com for more information and to bid online The crown jewel of North American yearling sales.

The Travers Stakes

Saturday, August 22

Saratoga Race Course

NYRA.com/Saratoga | Saratoga’s biggest horse race of the year!

Washington County Fair

Monday, August 24 to Sunday, August 30

Washington County Fairgrounds

Visit WashingtonCountyFair.com for more information and to purchase tickets. The fair brings together entertainment, 4-H displays, food, music, great rides, and animals.

SEPTEMBER

Saratoga Automobile Museum

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org | Auto events continue, featuring the 10th Annual Saratoga Motorcar Auction on September 20.

Adirondack Balloon Festival

Thursday, September 17 to Sunday, September 20

Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport

Visit AdirondackBalloonFest.org for more information. This is the oldest and largest hot air balloon event on the East Coast featuring balloon launches, Moonglow, live music, activities, and food.

Adirondack Wool & Arts Festival

Washington County Fairgrounds

Visit WashingtonCountyFair.com and AdkWoolandArts.com for dates and more information. With booths from local artisans and craftsmen featuring wool, pottery, wood, paper crafts, and natural body care products as well as music, wagon rides, a sheep and goat show, and other demonstrations, the Adirondack Wool & Arts Festival has something for everyone.

Music & Garlic Fusion

Saturday, September 19

Willow Marsh Farm

Come check out the garlic farmers and products, hand-made crafts, artisan cheeses, baked goods, live music, food trucks, beer, and other activities.

OCTOBER

Saratoga Automobile Museum

SaratogaAutoMuseum.org

Auto events continue.

Saratoga Book Festival

Saratoga Springs City Center and other nearby locations

Visit SaratogaBookFestival.org for more information. The Saratoga Book Festival aims to encourage a lifelong love of reading and promote greater literacy with engaging sessions, a Kid Zone, and a Literary Marketplace. There will be conversations, interviews, readings, workshops, and book talks featuring authors of multiple genres.

Saratoga International Flavorfeast

Downtown Saratoga Springs

Saratoga International Flavorfeast is a fun-filled downtown Saratoga event that includes tastings of ethnic cuisine from around the globe as well as multi-cultural entertainment performances. Saratoga International Flavorfeast is a familyfriendly event. For more information go to saratogaflavorfeast.com or call 518-365-3459.

Record Riot

Sunday, October 18: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Early admission at 9 a.m.

Saratoga Springs City Center

Visit RecordRiots.com for more information. A CD/LP flea market with over 50 tables.

Saratoga Springs Fall Festival

Downtown Saratoga Springs

The Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association hosts a day of fall fun with a pumpkin roll down Caroline Street, trickor-treating, live music, face painting, and other entertainment.

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NOVEMBER

Revolutionary Run For Veterans

Fort Hardy Park

A 5K and children’s Fun Run benefiting Saratoga County Veterans.

Greenwich Lighted Tractor Parade

Village of Greenwich

Visit GreenwichTractorParade.com for more information. In addition to the parade, this event features Selfies with Santa, horse drawn wagon rides, food, and music beginning at 2 p.m.

Saratoga Turkey Trot

Thursday, November 26

Saratoga Springs City Hall

Visit ChristopherDaileyFoundation.com for more information. The Christopher Dailey Foundation’s annual Turkey Trot 5K takes place on Thanksgiving morning.

Black Friday Saratoga

Black Friday Saratoga is an annual downtown Saratoga shopping event that includes a select group of businesses who open as early as 4am and offer a variety of discounts on select items throughout their stores on Black Friday as a kick off to the holiday season. All participants and their individual sales and store hours are listed the week of Thanksgiving on blackfridaysaratoga.com. For more information, call 518-365-3459.

Saratoga Holiday Craft Marketplace

Saratoga Springs City Center

The Saratoga Holiday Craft Marketplace features individual artisans displaying and selling their wares. Vendor items include home and holiday decor, art, crafts, food delicacies, jewelry, and more. All profits go to the Saratoga Center for the Family.

Santa’s Playland at Quick Response

Quick Response Restoration

From the end of November to early January, you can drive through Quick Response’s magical holiday light display with a visit from Santa.

DECEMBER

Victorian Streetwalk & Tree Lighting Ceremony

Downtown Saratoga Springs

SaratogaSpringsDowntown.com

Saratoga Springs celebrates the beginning of the holiday season with a tree lighting, live music, holiday displays, Victorian costumes, and a visit from Santa Claus himself.

Santa’s Cottage

Broadway, Putnam Market

Children can visit Santa and Mrs. Claus on select nights.

Saratoga Festival of Trees

Saratoga Springs City Center

The Saratoga Festival of Trees showcases beautifully decorated trees, wreaths, and other holiday items for purchase and admiration. There are also plenty of children’s activities and Breakfast with Santa and Sundaes with Santa events. All proceeds benefit the programs of Catholic Charities of Saratoga, Warren, and Washington Counties.

Ballston Spa Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting

Village of Ballston Spa

The Ballston Spa Business & Professional Association hosts its annual holiday parade, concluding with Mr. and Mrs. Claus arriving on the back of an Eagle-Matt Lee Fire Company truck to light the tree in Wiswall Park.

Saratoga SantaCON

Downtown Saratoga Springs

This festive pub crawl is the largest in the Capital District and raises money for the Franklin Community Center.

Saratoga New Year’s Eve

Downtown Saratoga Springs

Ring in the New Year with festive music, a block party, fireworks, and other entertainment.

Pet Info

IN THIS SECTION

Shelters & Rescues Trainers

Pet Daycare Groomers & more

PET SERVICES

Aardvark Dog Sitting

85 Edie Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 225- 2258

Aardvarkdogsitting.com

Belly Rubs Gansevoort (518) 747-6815

BellyRubsDoggyDaycare.com

Boarding, daycare and grooming

Blissful Pet Care

Rock City Falls (802) 498-3922

BlissfulPetCareSaratoga.com

Dog, cat and exotic pet boarding, dog walking, and overnight care in your home

Charlie’s Stay + Play 2873 Rte. 9, Malta (518) 587-0810

Charliesstayandplay.com

Membership boarding and daycare facility

Chow Bella

260 Broadway, 2nd floor, Saratoga Springs (518) 516-1066

ChowbellaSaratoga.com

Daycare, training, grooming, indoor dog park

Dan Trains Dogs

Dan Rossignol, Dog Trainer & Behaviorist (518) 232-8106

DanTrainsDogs.com

Dog Training

Dirty Dog by Liz

42 Park Place, Saratoga Springs (518) 350-4589

Facebook.com/dirtydogbyliz

Dog grooming

Doggy Playcare

474 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8876

Doggyplaycare.com

Daycare and training

Heel Dog Training Academy

Malta (518) 727-7851

HeelDogTrainingAcademy.net

Obedience and competition training

Milton Manor Pet Resort and Spa 612 Route 29, Middle Grove (518) 587-6673

MiltonManor.com

Boarding, training, grooming & day care

Oak Tree Dog Oasis

108 Oak Tree Dr. Saratoga (838) 267-2464

Oaktreedogoasis.com

Boarding, daycare and limited nail/ grooming services

PetSmart

3033 Route 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-9374

PetSmart.com

Training, grooming, baths, retail store

Pink Pup

Tim Pink, Owner

Gansevoort | Pink-Pup.com

Membership based dog sitting, walking, boarding, training, grooming

Saratoga Pet Resort

3320 Route 9, Saratoga Springs (518) 430-2021 | SaratogaPetResort.com

Boarding, grooming, daycare & training

The Hyper Pup (518) 944-0678

TheHyperPup.com

Day training, board and train, private training

The Pampered Pooch & Pals

2134 Doubleday Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 363-0396

PamperedPoochandPals.com

Daycare, training, pet supplies, grooming, and baths

The Strutting Pooch

1141 Raymond Rd., Ballston Spa (518) 496-6808

Thestruttingpooch.com

Boarding, dog walking, pet sitting, poop removal, grooming and wedding pet nanny

Top Dog Grooming

Stillwater | (518) 664-6677

Grooming

Waggs and Woofs

229 County Route 76, Stillwater (518) 441-6499 | Waggsandwoofs.com

Boarding and daycare

ANIMAL SHELTERS AND RESCUES

Estherville Animal Shelter

100 Russell Road, Greenfield Center (518) 893-7451

M-Su 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

EsthervilleShelter.wixsite.com/adopt

Homeward Bound Dog Rescue of New York (518) 424-1738

HomewardBoundDogRescue.com

Homes for Orphaned Pets Exist (H.O.P.E.)

Wilton Mall at Saratoga 3065 Route 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7013

HopeAnimalRescue.org

Mohawk Hudson Humane 3 Oakland Avenue, Menands (518) 434-8128

MohawkHumane.org

Saratoga County Animal Shelter 6010 County Farm Road, Ballston Spa (518) 885-4113

SaratogaCountyAnimalShelter.com

PET PHOTOGRAPHY

Memorable Tails Photography MemorableTails.com

HORSE CARE

Burke Equine

20a Hutchins Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 210-4322

BurkeEquineTherapy.com

Equine Clinic of Saratoga

Dr. Alex Sondhof

163 Daniels Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1633

EquineClinicOfSaratoga.com

Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital

63 Henning Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-7273

RoodAndRiddleSaratoga.com

Saratoga Horse RX

163 Daniels Road, Saratoga Springs (855) 495-5659

SaratogaHorseRX.net

Towns Villages & Hamlets OF SARATOGA COUNTY

Village of Ballston Spa

Centrally located in Saratoga County, minutes from Exit 12 or 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 something 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 community that enriches the quality of life in this elegant, Victorian locale with its mecca of antique shops, eateries, galleries & museums and privately-owned businesses.

ATTRACTIONS & SIGNATURE EVENTS

Movies in the Park June, July, August at Wiswall Park

Farmers' Market

Wiswall Park

Concerts in the Park Iron Spring Park

Village Wide Garage Sale

Annual Balloon Festival At the Fairgrounds

Saratoga County Fair

The Way We Were Car Show

Victorian Christmas Parade

“First Friday” every month and family- oriented events scheduled year-round

Family Fun Day

COMMUNITY PARKS & POOL

*All parks close from dusk ‘til dawn

Iron Spring Park Front Street

Jim Tedisco Fitness Trail

(Connects Prospect Street to Front Street)

Kelley Park Playground Ralph Street

Veteran’s Park Low Street

Village Swimming Pool

29 Ralph Street (518) 885-6284

Wiswall Park Front Street

Woods Hollow Nature Preserve Rowland Street

ADMINISTRATION

Local Chamber

Ballston Spa BPA

PO Box 386 (518) 885-2772

Ballston.org

Village Clerk

Rebecca Little

66 Front Street (518) 885-5711

villageclerk@ballstonspa.gov

PUBLIC SAFETY

Non-Emergency

Chief of Police

David Bush

78 Thompson Street (518) 885-5033

Community Emergency Corps

519 Geyser Road (518) 885-1478

CommunityEmergencyCorp.org

Village Court

30 Bath Street (518) 885-6393

Village of Ballston Spa Mayor

Frank S. Rossi II

Village Office, 66 Front Street (518) 885-5711

Village Office

66 Front Street (518) 885-5711

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Station #1

Eagle Matt Lee 35 Washington Street (518) 885-5222

emlbsfd.com

Station #2

Union Fire Company 319 Milton Avenue (518) 885-7121

ufcbsfd.com

 School information on page 82-83

FACILITIES

Ballston Area

Senior Citizens

310 Northline Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6740

BallstonAreaSeniors.com

Historian’s Office (518) 885-5711

Post Office

1 Front Street (518) 885-9191

Visitors Center

Inside the Bottle Museum at 76 Milton Ave. there is a visitor’s area with local information and pamphlets.

RECREATION

Ballston Spa Public Library 21 Milton Avenue (518) 885-5022

Ballston.sals.edu

YOUTH PROGRAMS:

Ballston Area Community Center 20 Malta Avenue (518) 885-3261

BallstonAreaCC.org

Ballston Area Recreation Commission 61 Eastern Avenue (518) 885-1634

BallstonAreaRec.org

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Inspector

Dave LaFountain

66 Front Street (518) 288-4006

Department of Public Works

Scott Kerns (518) 885-5711

Zoning and Planning Boards (518) 885-5711

Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, Town of Ballston

Originally settled in 1771 and incorporated in 1788, it has a rich history and many strong community organizations. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake is located in southern Saratoga County neighboring the towns of Malta, Clifton Park, Glenville, Ballston Spa and Charlton. It celebrates its farming and rural heritage by preserving open space, further developing park land and supporting local farmers’ markets, farm stands and orchard shops. Today, the approximately 12,000 residents enjoy an outstanding quality of life offered by our highly regarded school systems, Veterans Bike Path, our recreational parks, and beautiful Ballston Lake. The community spirit in this area is epitomized by the annual Burnt Hills Flag Day Parade.

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Ballston Lake Public Access

Fishing Pier & Bike Trail

Main Street - Outlet Road

Anchor Diamond Park

Middleline Road at Route 50

Jenkins Park with newly added dog park

Jenkins Road, Burnt Hills

Ballston Creek Preserve

Eastline Road, Ballston Lake (Just north of Lake Road)

Shenentaha Park

Eastline Road, Ballston Lake (Just south of Route 67)

SIGNATURE

EVENTS

• Flag Day Parade & Fireworks

• Various Family Events

PUBLIC SCHOOL

Burnt Hills/Ballston Lake Central Schools

88 Lakehill Road, Burnt Hills (518) 399-9141 ext. 85002

BHBL.org

 School information on page 82-83

ADMINISTRATION

Supervisor John Antoski (518) 490-2780

Town Clerk

Carol Gumienny (518) 490-2750

Ballston Lake Improvement Association PO Box 1015, Ballston Lake BallstonLakeAssoc@gmail.com BallstonLake.org

BHBL Business & Professional Association (518) 357-8427 bhblbpa.com

PUBLIC SAFETY

FIRST RESPONDERS:

Ballston Lake

Emergency Squad 1123 Ballston Lake Road (518) 399-7066

BallstonLakeEMS.org

Non-Emergency

State Police Department

5 Municipal Plaza, Clifton Park (518) 371-2287

Saratoga County Sheriff 6010 County Farm Road, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6761

SaratogaCountySheriff.org

FACILITIES

Post Office

845 Route 50, Burnt Hills (518) 399-8111, USPS.com

Town Hall

323 Charlton Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2800

RECREATION

Ballston Community Public Library 2 Lawmar Lane, Burnt Hills (518) 399-8174 bur-director@sals.edu

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Burnt Hills Volunteer Fire Department

Station 1 811 Saratoga Road (518) 399-8912

BurntHillsFD.com

Station 2

330 Charlton Road (518) 885-9322

Ballston Lake Fire Department 1125 Ballston Lake Road (518) 399-5152

info@ballstonlakefire.com

BallstonLakeFire.com

ADMINISTRATION

Town Supervisor

Philip Barrett (518) 371-6651 ext. 240

Town Board

Councilwoman Nancy Bellamy Councilman Mario Fantini Councilman Zabed Manir

Councilwoman Agatha Reid (518) 371-6651 ext. 240

Town Clerk

Caitlin Fantini (518) 371-6681 ext. 206

Town Attorney

Paul Pelagalli (518) 371-6651 ext. 252

Comptroller

Mark Heggen (518) 371-6651 ext. 233

PUBLIC SAFETY

Director of Safety and Security

Louis Pasquarell

5 Municipal Plaza (518) 348-7311 ext. 311

Director of Animal Control

Teresa Cook

5 Municipal Plaza (518) 371-6756 ext. 310

FIRE & EMS:

Ballston Lake Fire Department (518) 399-5152

Ballston Lake EMS (518) 399-7066

Clifton Park

ZIP CODE: 12065

Sole Assessor

Walter Smead (518) 371-6651 ext. 239

Receiver of Taxes

Rose Savallo (518) 371-5720 ext. 227

Collection System Manager

Michael O’Brien

477 Clifton Park Center Road (518) 348-7313 ext. 313; Emergency (518) 877-6095

Town Court

Town Justice Jennifer Jeram

Town Justice Robert Rybak 5 Municipal Plaza (518) 371-6668

Town Historian John Scherer | 518-371-8622

Clifton Park Fire Department (518) 371-8400

Clifton Park/Halfmoon EMS (518) 371-3880

Jonesville Fire Department (518) 877-8100

Rexford Fire Department (518) 399-0051

Vischer Ferry Fire Department (518) 371-2167

West Crescent Fire Department (518) 371-7478

Clifton Park is a vibrant, awardwinning community serving as the southern gateway to Saratoga County. Clifton Park is recognized for its outstanding quality of life, smart growth practices, numerous parks, and extensive recreation programs. Clifton Park remains true to its motto: “Clifton Park - A Great Place to Live, Work and Play!”

FACILITIES

Town Hall One Town Hall Plaza (518) 371-6651

CliftonPark.org

Director of Clifton Park Senior Community Center

Susan Leonard (518) 383-1343

RECREATION

Director of Parks & Recreation

Michael Woerner (518) 371-6667 ext. 205

Director of Buildings, Parks & Recreation

Daniel Clemens

2 Town Hall Plaza (518) 371-6651 ext. 248

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Director of Planning & Zoning

John Scavo (518) 371-6651 ext. 224

Director of Building and Development

Wade Schoenborn (518) 371-6651 ext. 220

Highway Superintendent

Dahn Bull 639 Clifton Park Center Road (518) 371-6651 ext. 245

Transfer Station Manager

Donald McCune 217 Vischer Ferry Road 518-371-6669

PHOTO BY PATRICK BRINDLEY

Charlton

Tucked in the southwest corner of Saratoga County and easily accessible from I-87 and I-90, you’ll be charmed by Charlton’s rural character, historic hamlets, and scenic landscapes. Boasting agriculture as its main industry, a drive or bike tour through Charlton’s rolling hills reveals dairy and horse farms, orchards and farm stands just around the bend. Glimpses of the past abound: in the Historical Society’s museum and one-room schoolhouse, the old general store, and lively Tavern—its former building serving as a stagecoach stop in 1787. Known for its hardy settlers and once-prolific grist mills along the Alplaus Creek, Charlton’s friendly community welcomes visitors to explore its proud heritage.

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Elmer

Gideon

Charlton Historical Society Museum

Susan York 2009 Maple Ave., Charlton (518) 399-3797

ADMINISTRATION

Town Supervisor

Joe Grasso (518) 384-0152 ext. 207

Town Clerk

Brenda Mills (518) 384-0152 ext. 201 townclerk@townofcharltonny.gov

Assessor

Kimberly Caron (518) 384-0152 ext. 210

Registrar of Vital Records

Brenda Mills (518) 384-0152 ext. 201

Tax Collector

Susan McBurnie (518) 384-0152 ext. 205

Town Court Clerk (518) 384-0152 ext. 220

Town Historian

Marvin Livingston (518) 384-0152

FACILITIES

Town Hall

758 Charlton Road (518) 384-0152

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control

Gary Parks (518) 365-8271

Non-Emergency Police Constable

Gary Parks | (518) 384-0152

NON-EMERGENCY FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

West Charlton Fire Department (518) 882-1010

Harmony Corner Fire Department (518) 882-1091

Charlton Volunteer Fire Department (518) 399-1967

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Charlton Heights Elementary

170 Stage Rd, Ballston Lake (518) 399-9141 ext. 85500

Galway Central School

5317 Sacandaga Rd, Galway (518) 882-1033

GalwayCSD.org

Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake

Central Schools

50 Cypress Drive, Glenville (518) 399-9141 | BHBL.org

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Department

Dave LaFountain (518) 384-0152 ext. 204

Highway Superintendent Marshall Heritage (518) 399-3425

Water Department

Doug Flynn (518) 858-8032 or (518) 384-0152 ext. 210

Corinth is a quaint little town located on the banks of the Hudson River in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. The Hudson River winds peacefully through this picturesque setting, making it a favorite year-round vacation spot for tourists interested in swimming, boating, fishing, waterskiing, skiing, snowshoeing and so much more! The surrounding lakes, streams and woodlands provide beauty at every turn, and a charming downtown boasts something for everybody with a variety of local shops and restaurants. Come and enjoy the serenity of Corinth, conveniently located 15 minutes away from the neighboring communities of Saratoga Springs and Lake George.

TOWN ACTIVITIES

• Corinth Fun Day

• Independence Day Celebration

• Hometown Christmas 5 Municipal Plaza

 School information on page 82-83

RECREATION

Corinth Free Library

89 Main Street (518) 654-6913 Corinth.sals.edu

Town Museum

609 Palmer Avenue (518) 654-2862

ADMINISTRATION

Town Clerk

Brenda Peris (518) 654-9232 ext. 4

Town Court (518) 682-6768

Town Justices

Lane Schermerhorn

Michael Woodcock

Town Supervisor C. Eric Butler (518) 654-9232 ext. 3

Village Clerk Nicole Colson (518) 654-2691

Village Mayor

244 Main Street (518) 654-2012

Youth Commission Lorraine Tefft 518-654-9232

FACILITIES

Town Hall 600 Palmer Avenue (518) 654-9232

Senior Center

Director, Melissa Dishon 22 Hamilton Avenue (518) 654-2040

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control

Stacey Martina 518-760-2453

Corinth Fire Department (518) 654-6789

Non-Emergency Sheriff’s Office (518) 885-6761

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Property Assessor

Carrie Schemerhorn (518) 654-9232 ext. 5

Building Code Enforcement Officer Albert Brooks Sr. (518) 654-9232 ext. 6

Highway Garage

151 Heath Street (518) 654-6962

Highway Department

Superintendent

Shawn Eggleston (518) 654-6962

Landfill (518) 654-8155

Planning Board

Chairman, David Barrass (518) 654-9232 ext. 6

Village Department of Public Works

Superintendent

Arthur Lozier III (518) 654-2373

Village Building Inspector

Neil Hepner (518) 654-7334

Water and Waste

Department

Gary Holmes (518) 654-6223

Conveniently tucked between Saratoga Springs and the Great Sacandaga Lake, the town of Galway is the perfect spot to settle down and raise a family. With regional favorites such as Village Pizzeria, Waterwheel Village and Bob’s Trees, Galway offers country living, old town charm and driving convenience to some of the region’s greatest landmarks.

TOWN OF GALWAY

ADMINISTRATION

Town Supervisor

J.D. Arnold (518) 882-6070 ext. 12

Town Clerk/Tax Collector

Margaret L. DeFoe (518) 882-6070 ext. 10

Bookkeeper

Brandon Spagnola (518) 882-6070 ext.14

Town Court Clerks (518) 882-6070 ext. 15

Town Court

5910 Sacandaga Road (518) 882-6070 ext. 15

Assessor

Laura Orminski (518) 882-6070 ext. 17

Historian

Darby Knizek-Neahr (518) 858-3986

Galway Senior Representative Liz Feulner | (518) 882-9153

School information on page 82-83

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control Officer

Tom O’Brien Home: (518) 848-2993

SIGNATURE EVENTS

• Village Election & New Voter Registration at the Methodist Church on the Third Thursday in March (unless it’s St. Patrick's Day)

• 6th Grade Community Volunteer Day in Mid-May

• Memorial Day Parade & Strolling Fair at Village Park

Galway Volunteer Ambulance 2175 Galway Road (518) 882-1234 | GalwayEMS.org

Galway Volunteer Fire Department 1985 West Street (518) 882-7102

Harmony Corners Fire Department 1954 Amsterdam Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 882-1091

Sheriff (Non-Emergency) (518) 885-6761

State Troopers Saratoga: (518) 899-2225 Wilton: (518) 583-7013

FACILITIES

Post Office 5101 Sacandaga Road (518) 882-1044

RECREATION

Galway Public Library 5264 Sacandaga Road (518) 882-6385 GalwayPublicLibrary.org

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Highway Superintendent

David D. Costanzo (518) 882-6651

Building Inspector

Max Luetters Cell: (518) 514-8012 Office: (518) 882-6070 ext. 19

• Blueberry Festival in July

• Village Garage Sale

• Halloween in the Village

• Lighting of the Memory Tree in late Nov. - early Dec.

• Door to Door Christmas Caroling in Mid December

VILLAGE OF GALWAY

Village Clerk Beth Ruman (518) 882-9181

Village Contact PO Box 476 (518) 882-9181

Village Mayor

Anne Best (518) 882-1964 PO Box 476, South Street

Food Pantry (518) 371-6651

GalwayFoodPantry.org

Transfer Station 217 Vischer Ferry Road Jeff Vedder (518) 371-6669

Greenfield Center

ZIP CODE: 12833

GREENFIELDNY.ORG

The Town of Greenfield (TOG) is located minutes north of Saratoga Springs and one of the Capital Region’s best kept secrets. With a population of 8,200 spread out over 41,000 forest and stream covered acres, residents have plenty of room to breathe. It’s a peaceful place where families hold tight to small-town pride and still live on roads named after their ancestors. Greenfield is content being the quiet neighbor with the stone wall in front and the vegetable garden out back. The TOG community proudly is “better TOGether,” with its charm and rural character.

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Brigham Park

18 Brigham Road

Middle Grove Park

428 Middle Grove Road

Brookhaven Park & Golf Course/Winter Park

333 Alpine Meadows Road

Porter Corners Park

1 Line Drive

Kings Park

4000 Route 9N

Veterans Park

6 Grange Road

SIGNATURE EVENTS

• Summer Farmers Market: Thursdays, Middle Grove Park

• Fall Festival at Brookhaven

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Saratoga City Schools

3 Blue Streak Blvd, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-4700

SaratogaSchools.org

Greenfield Elementary 3180 Route 9N (518) 893-7402

SaratogaSchools.org

Maple Ave. Middle School 515 Maple Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-4551

Corinth Central Schools 105 Oak Street, Corinth (518) 654-9005

• TOG Winter Festival

• Full Moon Party in January

ADMINISTRATION

Supervisor

Mike Gyarmathy (518) 893-7432 ext. 308

Town Clerk/ Tax Collector

Karen Dowen (518) 893-7432 ext. 301 Deputy, Jeannine DeLoriea

Assessor

Lorraine Fiorino (518) 893-7432 ext. 302

Clerk, Darlene Singer

Historian

Duane Cornell (518) 893-7432 ext. 315

Bookkeeper

Amber Lott (518) 893-7432 ext. 309

Clerk, Sherry Kloss

Town Justices

Karla Conway and Michael Ginley

Clerk, Jenn Miller (518) 893-7432 ext. 310

RECREATION

Recreation Director

Jennifer Zeisler (518) 893-7432 ext. 307

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Inspector

Justin Reckner (518) 893-7432 ext. 305

Code Enforcement Officer

Cory Burda (518-893-7432, ext. 306

FACILITIES

Post Office 20 Wilton Road (518) 893-7171

Town Garage 409 Bockes Road

Porter Corners (518) 893-7604

Town Hall 7 Wilton Road (518) 893-7432

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control

Channon Emigh (518) 577-6486

Non-Emergency Police State: (518) 583-7000 Sheriff: (518) 885-6761

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Station 1: Greenfield Center 13 South Greenfield Road (518) 893-7111

Station 2:

Porter Corners 405 Bockes Road PO Box 41 (518) 893-7390

Station 3:

Middle Grove 25 North Creek Road (518) 584-2228

Station 4: Maple Avenue 613 Maple Avenue (518) 584-1401

Halfmoon

Halfmoon Lighthouse Park

ADMINISTRATION

Sole Assessor

Anne Marie Zarelli (518) 371-7410, ext. 2244

Court Clerk (518) 371-2592

Comptroller

Laurie Sullivan (518) 371-7410, ext. 2222

Receiver of Taxes

Dana Cunniff (518) 371-7410, ext. 2251

Town Clerk

Kelly L. Catricala (518) 371-7410, ext. 2231

Town Historian

Lynda Bryan (518) 371-7410, ext. 2331

Town Justices

Katherine Suchocki & Joseph Fodera

Town Supervisor

Kevin J. Tollisen (518) 371-7410, ext. 2200

FACILITIES

Post Offices:

• 2 Progress Drive, Halfmoon (518) 371-5460

• 1764 US 9, Clifton Park (518) 371-5600

Senior Center

287 Lower Newtown Road, Waterford

James Hayes, Director (518) 371-3892

Town Hall (518) 371-7410

2 Halfmoon Town Plaza

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Waterford-Halfmoon

Union Free School District 125 Middletown Rd, Waterford (518) 237-0800

Shenendehowa

Central School District 5 Chelsea Place, Clifton Park (518) 881-0600

PUBLIC SAFETY

Animal Control

Victoria Hanna | (518) 348-0196

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Halfmoon-Waterford Fire District 315 Middletown Rd, Waterford (518) 371-9854

West Crescent Fire District 1440 Crescent Rd, Halfmoon (518) 371-7478

Halfmoon Fire District #1 145 Pruyn Hill Rd, Mechanicville (518) 664-3434

Clifton Park Halfmoon Fire District #1

38 Old Route 146, Clifton Park (518) 371-8400

RECREATION

Clifton Park Halfmoon

Public Library

475 Moe Road, Clifton Park (518) 371-8622 | cphLibrary.org

Parks Department

Paul Maiello (518) 371-7410, ext. 2535

Recreation Director

James Hayes (518) 371-7410, ext. 2274

Halfmoon, New York is located in southern Saratoga County and was founded in 1788. The Town’s southern border is formed by the Mohawk River and much of the Town’s eastern border is delineated by the Hudson River. It is a scenic community with a current population of over 23,000 residents. Halfmoon is one of the oldest municipalities in the nation. The 230th anniversary was celebrated during 2018. Halfmoon offers the “best of everything” - a growing community with friendly neighborhoods, numerous historical sites, an outstanding Summer Recreation Program for our youth as well as a dedicated Senior Center offering an abundance of programs. Halfmoon has many recreational trails and parks that allow for outdoor activities for individuals of all ages.

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Halfmoon Lighthouse Park 597 Hudson River Rd, Waterford

Halfmoon Town Park 162 NY-236, Clifton Park

Halfmoon Veterans Memorial Park 162 Route 236

Kate Jeanson, Coordinator (518) 371-7410, ext. 2200

SIGNATURE EVENTS

• Annual Harvest Festival

• Annual Easter “Egg“Stravaganza

• Annual Jingle Bell Bash and Memorial Tree Lighting Ceremony

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Code Enforcement Officer

Assistant Building, Planning & Development CoordinatorPaul Buckley Sr. Code EnforcementGlenn Hebert (518) 371-7410, ext. 2259

Building, Planning and Development Coordinator

Richard Harris (518) 371-7410, ext. 2268

Director of Water

Frank Tironi, Jr. (518) 371-7410, ext. 2603

Highway Superintendent

Bill Bryans, Jr. (518) 664-3127

Transfer Station

322 Route 146 (518) 371-7410, ext. 2500

Conveniently located off Exit 12, with a small-town feel, quiet neighborhoods, parks and bikeways, highly acclaimed school systems, low taxes, nearby tourist attractions and a vibrant economy — Malta has it all! Malta is also home to Hudson Valley Community College’s TEC Smart Campus featuring nanotechnology as well as many more new and exciting projects, and one of the world’s largest and most advanced chip fabrication plants, GlobalFoundries. Fab 8.1 has already been a huge success, bringing growth and jobs to Malta rapidly! The company is also planning a second Fab 8.2 in the near future.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Ballston Spa Central School

70 Malta Avenue (518) 884-7195 | BSCSD.org

Saratoga City School

3 Blue Streak Boulevard (518) 583-4700

SaratogaSchools.org

Shenendehowa

Central School

5 Chelsea Pl., Clifton Park (518) 881-0600 | Shenet.org

ADMINISTRATION

Assessor

Rae-Lyn Dussault rdussault@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2584

Bookkeeper

Maegan Conley mconley@townofmaltany.gov

Deborah Tanski dtanski@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2502

Comptroller

Julia Smith

jsmith@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2502

Historian

Tom Williams historian@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-7286

Tax Reciever

Candace Schmidt taxreceiver@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-5884

Town Clerk

Jennifer Holmes jholmes@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2552

Town Justice (518) 899-6797 maltatowncourt@nycourts.gov

Town Supervisor

Cynthia Young supervisor@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-3434

FACILITIES

Town Hall 2540 Rte 9, Malta | (518) 899-2552

Post Office 12 Hemp Hill Pl | (518) 899-6254

Round Lake Post Office 49 Burlington Ave | (518) 899-4350

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Malta Community Park Off Plains Road

Shenantaha Creek Park Off Eastline Road

Collamer Park

450 East High Streetcorner of East High Street and Route 9

Town of Malta

Ecological Park 488 Malta Avenue

RECREATION

Park & Rec Director & Human Services Kristan Gottman kgottmann@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-4411

Round Lake Public Library 31 Wesley Avenue (518) 899-2285

RoundLakeLibrary.org

Round Lake Library -

Malta Branch 1 Bayberry Drive (518) 682-2495

Malta Community Center 1 Bayberry Drive (518) 899-4411

PUBLIC SAFETY

Animal Control

Dave Brown (518) 477-0908

Malta Ambulance Corps. 2880 Route 9 (518) 899-2100 | MaltaEMS.org

Non-Emergency State Police (518) 899-2225

Eastline Romp & Play Dog Park 584 Eastline Road

Malta Nature Preserve Callaghan Blvd.

Round Lake Preserve 401 NY Route 67

Luther Forest Athletic Field 30 Rocket Way

100 Acre Wood

100 Acre Woods Way

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building/Planning/Zoning

Jaime O’Neill joneill@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2685

Code Enforcement Officer

Wayne Hoffman building2@townofmaltany.gov

Greg Berg gberg@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2685

Highway Superintendent Roger Crandall rcrandall@townofmaltany.gov (518) 899-2818

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Malta Ridge Volunteer Fire

5 Hearn Road (518) 584-6155

8 Hemphill Pl. (518) 289-5369

MaltaRidgeFire.com

Round Lake Hose Company 13 Curry Road (518) 899-2511 | Rlfd.net

Mechanicville

Mechanicville is a little city on the brink of big changes. We sit on the doorstep of GlobalFoundries, a new Intermodal Rail Yard and the future Esplanade Complex featuring 225 new apartments and commercial space. Along with four million dollars in grants to revitalize our downtown and river front, we offer a small safe place to live and raise a family with 24-hour police and fire protection, community and senior center. Come make Mechanicville your new home.

FACILITIES

City Hall

36 North Main Street (518) 664-9884

Mechanicville Senior Center

178 North Main Street (518) 664-9884 ext. 341 ADMINISTRATION

City Assessor

Rachael Holbrook (518) 644-9884 ext. 326

City Historian

Robert Murphy Jr. (518) 664-9884 ext. 322

City Mayor

Michael J. Butler (518) 664-9884 ext. 323

Office Clerk

Gina Kenyon (518) 664-984 ext. 322

PUBLIC SAFETY

Animal Control

Lynn Meager (518) 664-9884 ext. 321

Commissioner of Public Safety

Frederick H. Hosley Jr. (518) 664-9884 ext. 320

Mechanicville

Police Department

36 North Main Street (518) 664-7383

Chief, William Rabbitt Jr.

Commissioner of Accounts/ City Clerk

C. Mark Seber (518) 664-9884 ext. 315

Deputy Commissioner of Accounts/Deputy City Clerk

Emilia Foard (518) 664-9884 ext. 316

Commissioner of Finance

Keith Johnson (518) 664-9884 ext. 325

Deputy Commissioner of Finance

Amanda Brill (518) 664-9884 ext. 324

FIRE & EMS:

Central Station

54 North Main Street (518) 664-6121

Fire Chief, Matt Dunn

EMS: Clifton Park/Halfmoon Emergency Corps.

Elizabeth Street, Mechanicville (518) 664-7383 or 911

RECREATION

Mechanicville

Public Library

190 North Main Street (518) 664-4646

Mechanicville.sals.edu

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building and Code Enforcement

Laurence Case

36 North Main Street (518) 664-9884 ext. 330

Commissioner of Public Works

Patrick Sgambati, II

4 Industrial Park Road (518) 664-9884 ext. 332

Planning / Zone Chairman

Frank Scirocco

36 North Main Street (518) 664-9884 ext.322

Water Treatment Plant

Jim Horner

33 George Tompson Road, Stillwater (518) 664-9884 ext. 340

School information on page 82-83

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Burgess-Kimball Park Rowland Street (518) 885-9220 ext. 110

Call about Summer Programs for Children

Woods Hollow Nature Preserve Rowland Street

Wilbur & Marlene Trieble Passive Recreation Park Route 67 at Middleline Road

Cottrell-Herrington Park

Fishing Access Points, Route 29

Boice Family Park Rock City Road

SIGNATURE EVENT

Youth Fishing Tournament

Barbara Kerr 518-369-5271

ADMINISTRATION

Assessor

Laura Orminski (518) 885-9220 ext. 116

Comptroller

Dave Braymer (518) 885-9220 ext. 114

Town Justices

Timothy Brown & Steve Brown 345 Rowland Street 518-885-9267

Receiver of Taxes

Lisa Wanits (518) 885-9220 ext. 119

Supervisor

Scott Ostrander (518) 885-9220 ext. 111

Deputy Supervisor

Barbara Kerr | 518-369-5271

Town Clerk

Brenda Howe, RMC (518) 885-9220 ext. 110

Town Historian

Mike Companion (518) 885-9220 ext. 135

Centrally located between Saratoga Springs and points west, the Town of Milton, with its comfortable, community feel is big enough to offer everything you need, yet small enough to know your neighbors! Milton was established in 1792 and consists of 22,000 acres. It is centrally located in Saratoga County, with the Kayaderosseras Creek; a picturesque, historic, and NYS designated prime trout stream, winding its way from the Northwest to the Southeast corner, where it flows through the Village of Ballston Spa and continues to Saratoga Lake.

PUBLIC SAFETY

Animal Control Officer

Dave Drozinski (518) 885-9220 ext. 136

Community Emergency Corps 519 Geyser Road (518) 885-1478

CommunityEmergencyCorp.org

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Milton Eagles Volunteer Fire Department PO Box 72, Rock City Falls (518) 885-7694 | rcffd.org

Fire Department 520 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3440

Village Police Department 30 Bath Street (518) 885-5111

NYS Troopers 2455 Route 9 (518) 899-2225

Saratoga County Sheriff (518) 885-6761

RECREATION

Milton Community Center 310 Northline Road Ballston Spa (518) 885-9220 ext. 110

Parks and Recreation

Jason Miller

FACILITIES

Town Hall

503 Geyser Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 885-9220

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Ballston Spa Central Schools

70 Malta Avenue (518) 884-7195

BSCSD.org

Galway Central Schools 5317 Sacandaga Rd, Galway (518) 882-1033

GalwayCSD.org

Saratoga Springs Schools

3 Blue Streak Boulevard (518) 583-4700

SaratogaSchools.org

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Inspector

William Lewis (518) 884-2764 ext. 142

Highway Superintendent

Jason Miller (518) 885-9220 ext. 129

Director of

Economic Development

John Olenik (518) 587-0306 | (518) 423-6802

Planning Consultant

Sophia Marruso (518) 885-9220 ext 207

Moreau

ZIP CODE: 12828

The Town of Moreau is an easy 45-minute ride north of Albany, our State Capital, and situated less than 10 miles from the popular Lake George vacation area to the north, and the historic Saratoga Springs to the south. The Great Escape Amusement Park is a 15-minute drive north on I87, as Moreau is in close proximity to the serene Adirondack Park Region, home of the High Peaks, and a scenic 3-hour drive to the Canadian border.

ADMINISTRATION

Supervisor’s Office

Jesse Fish, Town Supervisor (518) 792-1030 ext. 6

Town Clerk’s Office

Erin Trombley, Town Clerk (518) 792-1030 ext. 3

Town Court

351 Reynolds Road (518) 793-3188

Assessor’s Office (518) 792-1030 ext. 4

FACILITIES

Town Hall

351 Reynolds Road (518) 792-1030

RECREATION

Recreation Department (518) 792-1030 ext. 222

Moreau Community Center 144 Main Street

South Glens Falls (518) 792-6007

MoreauCommunityCenter.org

Crandall Public Library 251 Glen Street, Glens Falls (518) 792-6508

CrandallLibrary.org

PUBLIC SAFETY

EMS: Moreau

Emergency Squad Inc.

1583 Route 9 (518) 793-3011

MoreauEMS.org

Non-Emergency

State Police (518) 583-7000

Saratoga County Sheriff (518) 885-2250

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

South Glens Falls Fire Company, Inc.

7 West Marion Avenue

South Glens Falls Station 1: (518) 792-1674

Rte 9, South Glens Falls Station 2: (518) 798-4020

Reynolds Road, Moreau

PUBLIC SCHOOL

South Glens Falls

Central School District

6 Bluebird Road, South Glens Falls (518) 793-9617 | sgfcsd.org

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Harry J. Betar Jr.

Recreational Park 19 Jan Avenue

Moreau Lake State Park 605 Old Saratoga Road, Gansvoort (518) 793-0511

NYSpark.com

Sandbar Beach 1 Beach Road, South Glens Falls

The Parks Bentley HouseHistorical Society of Moreau and South Glens Falls 53 Ferry Blvd, South Glens Falls (518) 745-7741

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Highway Department Chris Abrams, Highway Superintendent (518) 792-5675

Transfer Station Route 9, Butler Road (518) 798-8126

Water & Sewer Department (518) 792-1030 ext 217

After Hours Emergencies: (518) 416-0544

Building, Planning & Development Office 518) 792-1030 ext. 5

Northumberland

Northumberland is a very old, historic town - the fourth oldest town in Saratoga County. It is bordered by the towns of Moreau, Saratoga, Wilton and The Hudson River. Northumberland consists of almost 20,000 acres of land. Agriculture is the main industry in the town. Northumberland has a steel fabrication plant, a golf course, a public airport and many other small businesses. There are approximately 4,200 residents in the town of Northumberland. The main centers of population are the hamlets of Gansevoort, Bacon Hill and Northumberland.

ADMINISTRATION

Assessor

Walter D. Smead (518) 792-9179 ext. 111

Justices

John Mannix Jr. and James Evans

Justice Court Clerk

Karen Epifanio (518) 745-0178

Supervisor Willard (Bill) Peck (518) 695-9630

Tax Collector

Denise Murphy (518) 792-9179 ext.110

Town Clerk

Denise Murphy (518) 792-9179 ext. 110

Town Court

17 Catherine Street, Gansevoort

FACILITIES

Post Office

50 Leonard Street, Gansevoort (518) 792-8777

Gansevoort Senior Center

Nancy (518) 587-2454

David (518) 695-4475

Town Hall

17 Catherine Street, Gansevoort PO Box 128 (518) 792-9179

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Schuylerville

Central School

14 Spring Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-3255

schuylervilleschools.org

South Glens Falls

Central School District

6 Bluebird Road, South Glens Falls (518) 793-9617

SGFallsSD.org

LOCAL FAVORITES

• Town Wide Garage Sale

• Farmers' Market: June-October Thursdays 3-6 p.m. Route 32 Park - (by the Monument)

• Tree Lighting Festival

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control Officer

Edward Cross (518) 361-0689

Wilton Emergency Squad Medical Services 1 Harran Lane, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-9852

Moreau Emergency Squad Medical Services 1583 Route 9, Fort Edward (518) 793-3011

Non-Emergency

State Police (518) 583-7000

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Gansevoort Volunteer Fire Department PO Box 172, Gansevoort (518) 792-4396

GansevoortFire.com

Schuyler Hose Fire Department (518) 695-3142

SchuylerHose.org

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Code Administrator

Michael Terry (518) 792-9179 ext. 112

Highway Superintendent

Richard D. Coffinger III

42 Leonard St, Gansevoort PO Box 128 (518) 793-6901

Planning Board/ Zoning Board Clerk

Christina Kilburn (518) 792-9179, ext. 114 bza@ townofnorthumberland.org

Transfer Station

Peters Road Sat. & Sun. 8 a.m.- 3 p.m.

Round Lake

ADMINISTRATION

Parking Enforcement

Bob Claydon (518) 899-6447

Village Attorney

Thomas W. Peterson (518) 899-1518

Village Clerk

Susan Wallin (518) 899-2800

Clerk@RoundLakeVillage.org

Village Historian

Scott Rigney (518) 899-2800

Village Mayor

Gary Putman (518) 899-2800

Village Treasurer

Gregg Sawdy (518) 899-2800

FACILITIES

Round Lake Post Office

49 Burlington Avenue (518) 897-9006

Village of Round Lake

49 Burlington Avenue PO Box 85 (518) 899-2800

PUBLIC SCHOOL

Shenendehowa Central School District

5 Chelsea Place, Clifton Park (518) 881-0610

Shenet.org

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Village Building Inspector

Peter Sheridan (518) 899-2800

Superintendent of Public Works

John Shafts (518) 857-5830

PUBLIC SAFETY

Animal Control Officer

Bob Claydon 518-899-6447

Stillwater Emergency Medical Service 2449 US-9, Malta (518) 899-2100

MaltaEMS.org

Round Lake Fire Department 13 Curry Road (518) 899-2511 | RLFD.net

RECREATION

Round Lake Auditorium

2 Wesley Avenue PO Box 85 | (518) 899-2800

RoundLakeAuditorium.org

Malta Community Center 1 Bayberry Drive, Malta (518) 899-4411

MaltaParksRec.com

RoundLake@sals.edu

Round Lake Library

31 Wesley Avenue (518) 899-2285

RoundLake.sals.edu

The charming Village of Round Lake is profoundly tied to its rich cultural past, and still boasts the “campground” feel with its small, close lots. Residences and other structures are arranged in concentric circles radiating from the Round Lake Auditorium, with narrow streets and pedestrian walkways. This creates a hub and spoke pattern – and the secret to “village life” – you know your neighbors!

Shows and events during the summer months highlighting art, crafts and antiques are regularly held on Village grounds. The Round Lake Auditorium presents a number of theater productions, historic organ concerts and musical events.

The Round Lake Library, though small, continues operation and maintains many books pertaining to Victoriana and Victorian architecture, being particularly useful to those seeking restoration information. Visit the Village website: roundlakevillage.org.

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

• Zim Smith Trail

• Round Lake/Malta Youth Baseball

• Dominick Pasquarell Field

• Community Garden

• Round Lake Auditorium

(Home of the Davis Ferris Tracker Organ, a national historic landmark)

• Lakefront – boating, kayaking, fishing

EVENTS

• Antiques Festival

• Markets at Round Lake

Town of Saratoga

The Town of Saratoga has a rich history and a current environment that is attractive to residential, commercial, and agricultural pursuits. It is located in the eastern portion of the County bordering the Hudson River on the East, Saratoga Lake and the City of Saratoga Springs on the West. It was originally a district within Albany County and subsequently in 1791 became one of the four mother towns of Saratoga County. The first European settlers arrived in the town in 1688.

ADMINISTRATION

Assessor

Nicole Monroe (518) 695-3644 ext. 312

Historian

Sean Kelleher (518) 695-3644 ext. 323

Justice Clerk

Bonnie Williams & Jennifer Johnston (518) 695-3644 ext. 315 or ext. 327

Tax Collector

Rose Decker (518) 695-3644 ext. 318

Town Clerk

Michelle Conover

Deputy Clerk - Emilee Jones (518) 695-3644 ext. 311 or ext. 317

Town Justices

Charles Sherman (518) 695-6887 ext. 320

John McCaron (518) 695-6887 ext. 319

Town Supervisor

Ian C. Murray (518) 695-3644 ext. 314

FACILITIES

Town Office (518) 685-3644

12 Spring Street, Schuylerville

PUBLIC SCHOOL

Schuylerville Central School

14 Spring Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-3255

SchuylervilleSchool.org

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control Officer

Ed Cross

Cell: (518) 361-0689 Home: (518) 793-5485

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

• Canal Lock 5

• Fort Hardy Park

• Saratoga National Historical Park

• Battle of Saratoga Monument

• Schuyler House

• Gerald B. H. Solomon National Cemetery

• Volunteer Recognition Park

• Schuyler Park

• Schuylerville Boat Launch

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Inspector/ Zoning Officer

Gil Albert (518) 695-3644 ext. 321

Highway Superintendent

Ryan Campbell (518) 695-3904

Cell: (518) 685-7304

Planning & Zoning Clerk

Linda McCabe (518) 695-3644 ext. 322

Village of Schuylerville

Conveniently located just 10 minutes east of Exit 14, making this a very accessible bedroom community off the Northway. Located along the banks of the Hudson River, the Village has scenic beauty and many recreational activities to offer, including a number of Revolutionary War and Old Champlain Canal historical attractions, and a charming, artsy, foodie-mecca downtown.

ADMINISTRATION

Schuylerville Area Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 80, Schuylerville (518) 695-6923

SchuylervilleChamber.org

Village Attorney

David Klingebiel Esq.

Village Clerk

Jamie Porter (518) 695-3881

Village of Schuylerville Mayor

Dan Carpenter (518) 695-3881

Village Tax Collector

Cory Heyman (518) 695-3881

Village Historian

Kristina Saddlemire office@villageofschuylerville.org

Old Saratoga

Historical Association

Debra Peck Kelleher 501 Route 32 South (518) 695-0506

FACILITIES

Food Pantry (518) 260-4779

Municipal Center/ Village Office

35 Spring Street (518) 695-3881

Post Office

25 Ferry Street (518) 695-9221

Regional Visitor’s Center Red’s Road & Ferry Street 518) 695-4159

RECREATION

Library

52 Ferry Street (518) 695-6641

PUBLIC SAFETY

Emergency Assistance (518) 744-3392

Non-Emergency Fire

35 Spring Street (518) 695-3142

SchuylerHose.org

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

• Fort Hardy Park

• Ferry Street

• Hudson Crossing Park

• Youth Center (518) 695-6100

SIGNATURE EVENTS

• Turning Point Parade

• Dutch Christmas

• Lilac Walking Tour

• National Garden Club

Standard Flower Show: "Flowers Take Flight"

Hudson Crossing Park

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Department of Public Works Supervisor

Rob Decker (518) 695-3675

Planning Board Secretary

Helene Patterson (518) 695-3881

School information on page 82-83

Stillwater

Centrally located between Saratoga Springs and Clifton Park this beautiful and historic community is known as “The Site of the Turning Point of the American Revolution.” The Battle of Freeman’s Farm and the Battle of Bemis Heights were fought here in 1777, paving the way for freedom, and setting the stage for settlement of this community along the banks of the mighty and noble, (but calm) Hudson River. Established in 1788, Stillwater, is one of oldest towns along the Champlain-Hudson corridor. Stillwater offers the “best of everything.” We are a growing community with an excellent school system, friendly neighborhoods, numerous historical sites, trails, parks and of course, Brown’s Beach!

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

For more information on the following attractions, please see the town website at StillwaterNY.org

• Brown's Beach on Saratoga Lake

• Blockhouse & Museum

• Saratoga National Historical Park 648 Route 32 | (518) 664-9821 ext. 224 | nps.gov/sara

• Multi Use Trail

• Riverfront Park

• Riverside Baseball Field

• Riverside Veterans Park

• Stillwater Glen Hollow Park

• Turning Point Park

• The Battle of Bemis Heights & Freeman’s Farm

• The Battle of Saratoga Reenactment

• Battle1777 Saratoga.org

• Champlain Canal Byway ChamplainCanal.org

• Stillwater Players Among Others SPAOtheater.org

PUBLIC SCHOOL

Stillwater Central School District 1068 Hudson Avenue (518) 373-6100 | SCSD.org

VILLAGE OF STILLWATER

ADMINISTRATION

Mayor Judith Wood-Zeno (518) 441-4851

Deputy Village Mayor

Dorothy DeMarco (518) 258-8527

Village Attorney

James Peluso

Village Clerk/Treasurer

Sheristin Tedesco (518) 664-6258

Village Historian (518) 664-6255

FACILITIES

Post Office

740 Hudson Avenue (518) 664-7980

Village Hall 662 Hudson Avenue PO Box 507 (518) 664-6258

RECREATION

Stillwater Area

Community Services Center 19 Palmer Street | PO Box 536 (518) 664-2515

StillwaterAreaCommunityCenter.org

Stillwater Free Library 712 Hudson Avenue (518) 664-6255

Stillwater.sals.edu

PUBLIC SAFETY

Newland-Wood Fire Co. #59

1 School Street (518) 664-3617 StillwaterFDNY.com

SFD Fire Chief

Jeri Mehan (518) 281-5920

Non-Emergency Police 1 Lansing Road (518) 664-6113

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Code Enforcement Officer

Laurence Case (518) 522-5187

DPW Foreman

Matt Rifenburgh (518) 301-8955

2 American Legion Drive

Stormwater Management

Lindsay Buck (518) 664-6148 ext. 215

Village Engineer

Ed Hernandez (518) 250-1932

TOWN OF STILLWATER

ADMINISTRATION

Assessor

Colleen Adamec, IAO (518) 664-6148 ext. 204

Court Clerk

Lorraine Buchal (518) 664-6946

Justices

Edward Richardson & Joseph Waldron

Tax Collector

Amber Paffen (518) 664-6148 ext. 205

Town Attorney

James P. Trainor Law, LLC (518) 889-9200

Town Clerk

Danielle Cowin

dcowin@townofstillwaterny.gov (518) 664-6148 ext. 206

Town Court

266 County Route 76 (518) 664-6946

Town Supervisor

Edward Kinowski (518) 664-6148 ext. 201

Town Historian (518) 937-8901

FACILITIES

Post Office (518) 664-7980

Stillwater Town Hall 881 Hudson Avenue PO Box 700 (518) 664-6148

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control

R. Clayton Russom (518) 253-4663

Fire Department

Arvin Hart

10 Campbell Road (518) 664-6711

ArvinHart.org

Stillwater Police

266 County Route 76 (518) 664-4611, Press 2

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Inspector/ Code Enforcement

Lloyd Moses & Eric Rutland (518) 664-6148 ext. 215

Engineer for the Town Labella Associates

Planning & Zoning Secretary

Sheila Silic (518) 664-6148 ext. 215

Town Garage

1 Lansing Road (518) 664-4611, Press 5

Superintendent of Highways

Bill Doughty (518) 664-4611, Press 3

Water Dept. (518) 664-4611, Press 6

Village of South Glens Falls

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 reasonable tax structure.

ADMINISTRATION

Attorney

Law Office of William L Nikas (518) 747-7469

Chamber of Commerce (518) 744-1279 PO Box 1436 sgfChamber.com

Clerk/ Treasurer

Samantha Berg (518) 793-1455

Village Mayor

Joseph Orlow (518) 793-1455

FACILITIES

Village Complex

46 Saratoga Avenue (518) 793-1455

PUBLIC SCHOOL

South Glens Falls

Central School District 6 Bluebird Road (518) 793-9617 | SGFcsd.org

PUBLIC SAFETY

Animal Control

Edwin Robbins (518) 743-0148

Dog Control

James Cordiner (518) 415-0227

Moreau Emergency Squad Inc.

Steven M. VanGuilder

1583 Route 9, Moreau (518) 791-2305

MoreauEMS.org

South Glens Falls

Fire Department

7 West Marion Avenue (518) 792-1674

South Glens Falls Police Department 5 West Marion Avenue

Police Chief, David Gifford (518) 792-6336

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Cooper’s Cave

On the Hudson River, just over the Bridge on Route 9 (518) 793-1455

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Inspector

John Pagano (518) 793-1455

Superintendent of Public Works

Alan Dubois 116 1/2 Saratoga Avenue (518) 792-4033

Town Land Fill Corner of Rte 9 & Butler Rd (518) 798-8126

Water Pumping Station (518) 792-5046

Village of Victory

In 1684, Colonel Peter Schuyler, Great Uncle of General Schuyler, and six partners, obtained title to the Schuyler Patent, an area of over 168,000 acres that extended roughly 6 miles each side of the Hudson River. The Battle of Saratoga, the Turning Point of the Revolutionary War, was fought on the lands presently occupied by the Village of Victory and the Village of Schuylerville. In the years following the war, flour mills, linen mills, paper mills and sawmills were constructed as well as schools, churches, and businesses.

The Saratoga Battle Monument occupies a prominent place in the northwest portion of the village.

The Victory Mill, which began operating in 1846, made 1.8 million yards of cotton cloth per year. In 1850, it employed 160 men and 209 women. Several companies owned and operated the facility over the years and unfortunately ended up closing its doors in 2000. Future development plans of the site are being developed by the village.

ADMINISTRATION

Village Mayor

Corey Helwig (518) 695-3808

Village Attorney

Michael J. Catalfimo

Village Clerk Treasurer, Tax Collector, Registrar, Planning/Zoning Secretary

Gabrielle Hersey (518) 695-4250

Deputy Village Clerk Treasurer & Sewer Clerk

Tiffany Seney (518) 695-3808

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

DPW Working Supervisor

Logan Steele (518) 378-2208

Water Department (518) 695-3881

Code Enforcement Officer

Larry Wolcott (518) 695-3808

PUBLIC SAFETY

David Nevins Fire Company

Ryan Campbell (518) 695- 3808

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

• Saratoga Monument

• Victory Woods Trail

• Siege Trail

FACILITIES

Victory Mills Post Office (518) 695-5353

Easily accessed from Exits 15 or 16, close to everything... yet a destination on its own! Wilton has a lot to offer with its shopping areas, good schools, proximity to Saratoga Springs and its commitment to children, recreation and the various ongoing “quality of life” projects in process. It truly is a great place to live.

ADMINISTRATION

Assessor

Nicole Monroe (518) 587-1939 ext. 603

Comptroller

Maria Moran (518) 587-1939 ext. 217

Tax Receiver

Sue Baldwin (518) 587-1939 ext. 204

Town Clerk

Sue Baldwin (518) 587-1939 ext. 210

Town Court 20 Traver Road (518) 587-1980

Town Historian

Katie Coons (518) 581-8646

Town Supervisor

Toni Sturm (518) 587-1939 ext. 218

RECREATION

Recreation Administration

Ross McNeil (518) 584-9455

FACILITIES

Heritage Society

Diane Matewski (518) 583-2335

Lillian Worth Senior Center 18 Traver Road (518) 587-6363

Robin Corrigan, Director

Gansevoort Post Office

50 Leonard Street, Gansevoort (518) 792-8777

Town Hall

22 Traver Road, Gansevoort (518) 587-1939

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Saratoga City School District

3 Blue Streak Boulevard

Saratoga Springs (518) 583-4700

SaratogaSchools.org

Schuylerville Central

School District

14 Spring Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-3255

SchuylervilleSchools.org

South Glens Falls

School District

6 Bluebird Rd, South Glens Falls (518) 793-9617

SGFallsSD.org

ATTRACTIONS & PARKS

Gavin Park 10 Lewis Drive, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9455 (518) 587-1939 ext. 600

Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park 80 Scout Road, Gansevoort (518) 450-0321

WiltonPreserve.org

PUBLIC SAFETY

Dog Control

Stacey Martina, Joel Jenkins and Chris Clark (518) 223-2387

Wilton Emergency Squad 1 Harran Lane (518) 581-9852 WiltonEMS.org

Non-Emergency Police State Police (518) 583-7000

Saratoga County Sheriff (518) 885-6761

HISTORIC ATTRACTION

U.S. Grant Cottage 1000 Mount McGregor Rd, Wilton (518) 584-4353

Grant Cottage

FIRE DEPARTMENTS:

Non-Emergency Fire (518) 584-1511

Wilton Station 1: 270 Ballard Road (518) 584-3338

WiltonFireDept.org

Wilton Station 2: 4233 Route 50 (unmanned)

Maple Avenue Fire Department 613 Maple Avenue Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1401 GreenFieldFD.com

UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Building Department Clerk

Lisa Closson 518-587-1939 ext. 603

Engineer & Director of Planning

Ryan Riper (518) 587-1939 ext. 215

Highway Superintendent

Michael Monroe (518) 587-1939 ext. 240

Supervising

Building Inspector

John Herlihy (518) 587-1939 ext. 212

Water and Sewer Authority

Michael A. Mooney

20 Traver Road (518) 581-8626

Zoning Department

Clerk Lisa Closson (518) 587-1939 ext. 224

IN

Clubs

Food Stores

Gyms

Trainers

Pools

Yoga & Pilates

Healthy Saratoga

BIKING CLUBS

Ballston Lake Cycling Club

ballstonlake.cc

Bikeatoga (518) 290-0746 | Bikeatoga.org

Biking advocates; children’s bikes give-a-ways

Grey Ghost Bicycle Rides

GreyGhostBicycles.com

Supporting and developing Junior-category riders (ages 13-18) to race in Cyclocross and Mountain Bike XC at the National level.

Saratoga Cycling Club (518) 371-4641 (Elevate Cycles)

SaratogaCyclingClub.com

Saratoga Mountain Bike Association

SaratogaMtb.org

Saratoga Shredders (781) 879-3647

Shreddersmtb.org

Weekly mountain bike rides & skills clinic for girls and boys led by local mentors.

FAMILY-FRIENDLY FITNESS

Adirondack Mountain Club info@adk.org | adk.org

The Edge Halfmoon

1544 Route 9, Clifton Park (518) 982-5545

TheEdgeHalfmoon.com

Reserve your time online for Indoor rock climbing and bouldering for all skill levels.

Rock Sport

54 Carey Road, Queensbury (518) 793-4626

RockSportNY.com

Albany Ninja Lab

161 Washington Ave Ext. Suite 104B, Albany (518) 608-4725

AlbanyNinjaLab.com

Ninja Warrior Classes, Homeschool Program, Open Gyms, Competition Team, Tiny Ninjas

Saratoga Plan

SaratogaPlan.org

Hiking trails in and around the Saratoga region

Saratoga Shredders (781) 879-3647

Shreddersmtb.org

Weekly mountain bike rides & skills clinic for girls and boys in the Saratoga area led by local mentors.

Saratoga Strike Zone 32 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-6460

SaratogaStrikeZone.com

West Mountain 59 West Mountain Road, Queensbury Westmountain.com

Year-round activities for the family

Wilton Wildlife Preserve 80 Scout Road, Wilton (518) 450-0321

WiltonPreserve.org

Hiking trails, guided hikes, and programs for all ages.

Saratoga Regional YMCA: SRYMCA.org

• Saratoga Branch 290 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-9622

• Battenkill Branch 184 Main Street, Greenwich (518) 587-3110

• Corinth Branch 119 Gabriel Road, Corinth (518) 583-9697

• Malta Branch

10 Medical Park Drive, Malta (518) 583-9623

• Wilton Branch

20 Old Gick Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-3000

SPECIALTY FOOD STORES

Cardona’s Market

222 Washington Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-6004

CardonasMarket.com

Four Seasons Natural Foods

120 Henry Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-4670

FourSeasonsNaturalFoods.com

Franklin Square Market

55 Railroad Place, Saratoga Springs (518) 430-2049

FranklinSqMarket.com

Fresh Market

52 Marion Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-8050

TheFreshMarket.com

Healthy Living Market (at Wilton Mall)

3065 Route 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4900

HealthyLivingMarket.com

Just Meats Deli and Market

• 2858 Rt. 9, Malta | (518) 584-7969

• 1023 Rt. 29, Schuylerville (518) 507-6061

• 5 Salem Street, Greenwich (518) 531-4408

Justmeatsdelimarket.com

Pastore’s Green Grocer 1505 Route 9, Halfmoon (518) 383-1613

TheGreenGrocer.com

Primal Butcher

3057 Route 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4971

PrimalYourLocalButcher.com

Putnam Market

431 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-3663

PutnamMarket.com

Sanders Meat Market

2100 Doubleday Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3405

SandersMeatMarket.com

PERSONAL TRAINING FACILITIES

Battleground Fitness Saratoga

426 Maple Avenue, Unit C, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-1144

BattlegroundFitnessSaratoga.com

Fitness Artist

1581 Route 9, Suite 3, Clifton Park (518) 497-5440

Fitness-Artist.com

Fusion Personal Training Sitwell Plaza 2443 Route 9, Malta (518) 369-3761

Gunning Elite Training

The Shops at Stonebreak Circle 2421 Route 9, Malta (518) 944-1429

GunningEliteTraining.com

Kaliber Fitness

36 Phila Street, Suite 5, Saratoga Springs (518) 669-3677

KaliberFitness.com

Max Level Fitness & Athletics

165 High Rock Avenue, Saratoga Springs Adult: (518) 596-0380

Youth: (518) 369-4512

YourMaxLevel.com

Mountain Momentum Fitness (518) 222-8583

Mountainmomentumfitness.com

In-Home personal training

Saratoga Health and Wellness 538 Maple Ave (Rte 9), Saratoga Springs (518) 306-6987

SaratogaHealthAndWellness.com

Saratoga Peak Performance

30 Gick Rd., Saratoga Springs (518) 596- 9112

Saratoga-Peak-Performance.com

The Armory Strength and Conditioning

205 Shenandoah Dr. Suite 205, Saratoga Springs (518) 366- 9968

TheArmoryStrength.com

RUNNING CLUBS

Fleet Feet Malta

37 Kendall Way, Malta 518-400-1213

FleetFeetAlbany.com

iRun Local

425 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8537

Irunlocal.com

Roundabout Runners Club

Malta (518) 290-7202

Roundaboutrunnersclub.com

Saratoga Stryders

SaratogaStryders.org

Youth Running Club

Through the Malta YMCA for ages 7-17

kyla.scherer@srymca.org

Srymca.org

YOGA AND PILATES

The Hot Yoga Spot

• 75 Woodlawn Avenue, Saratoga Springs

• 7 Southside Drive, Clifton Park (518) 219-8112

TheHotYogaSpot.com

Pure Barre

56 Marion Avenue, Suite 5, Saratoga Springs (518) 888-2126

PureBarre.com/location/saratoga-springs-ny

Saratoga Sweat Hot Yoga

426 Maple Ave Unit 4, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4239

Saratogasweat.com

Yoga Mandali

454 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-0807

YogaMandali.com

SWIMMING & POOLS

Saratoga Regional YMCA: 290 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-9622

SRYMCA.org

Southern Saratoga YMCA

1 Wall Street, Clifton Park (518) 371-2139

CDYMCA.org

Victoria and Peerless Pools

Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-2535

Parks.ny.gov/parks/saratogaspa

Senior Care

INFORMATION FOR THE SENIOR IN YOUR LIFE

SARATOGA SENIOR CENTER

290 West Avenue, Suite 1, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1621 | SaratogaSeniorCenter.org

Adults age 50 and over can join for only $45 a year and participate in programs, trips & social activities, share in a meal, play a game, exercise, take an art class or learn a new skill. Our "Community Connections" volunteers can fill many gaps that other agencies may not be able to meet.

SENIOR SUPPORT SERVICES:

For all Senior Support Services, call 518-584-1621, ext. 2010

Saratoga Springs Senior Center Food Pantry

Produce is available every Thursday for 12 p.m. pick-up. First-come, first-serve. No registration required. We also provide home-delivered Thursday lunches for any senior in need, most especially isolated seniors living on fixed incomes. Registration required. Home delivery for both programs is based on need and volunteer availability.

Transportation Saratogaseniorcenter.org/senior-support-services-2/ joef@saratogaseniorcenter.org

Volunteers provide seniors with rides to medical appointments, pharmacies, dentists and more. Wednesday shuttle to Price Chopper from area housing sites.

Saratoga Senior Center Life Transitions Program saratogaseniorcenter.org/senior-support-services-2/

A coaching, advocacy, navigation, and support service available to persons aged 50 and over living in or near Saratoga County, and facing serious illness or advancing health conditions. This program seeks to apply the core principles of palliative care to seniors receiving a serious illness diagnosis, or whose lives are impacted by progressive disease. This may be cancer, heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, or any other serious illness or potentially life threatening condition. The goal of the program is to foster independence, wellness, and personal growth in the midst of changing life circumstances. Assistance is provided to meet current needs, and to address planning for aging-in-place with serious illness. Contact Phil Di Sorbo, MS, BCPA or Lisa Perrone, MA, BCPA at 518-584-1621.

Other programs include: Caregiver Support: Monthly Caregiver Support Group, Monday client drop-In program for caregivers who need a break and respite volunteers to come to your home. Volunteer Assistance with rides, grocery shopping, light yard work, special needs and circumstances. Volunteers are needed for these programs and as companions and friendly visitors. To apply, contact Barbara Devlin at 518-584-1621 ext. 2008.

Saratoga County Long-Term Care Services Directory

Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services and NY Connects offers a compilation of services offered in and around Saratoga County (518) 884-4100.

COUNTY SENIOR CENTERS

Ballston Area Senior Center

Milton Community Center

310 Northline Road, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2851 (518) 885-4229

BallstonMiltonSeniors.com

Halfmoon Senior Center

287 Lower Newtown Rd. Waterford (518) 371-3892

TownofHalfmoon-NY.gov/senior-center

Lillian Worth Senior Center, Wilton Town Hall Complex 18 Traver Road, Gansevoort

Open Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (518) 587-6363

Mechanicville Senior Center

178 N. Main Street, Mechanicville (518) 664-9884 ext. 341

Mechanicvilleny.gov/senior-center Monday-Friday 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

Membership dues $10/yr. After age 85, free Meal program offered Monday-Friday with pre-registration. In City bus transportation offered from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Free for those over 60, $0.65 each way for those under 60. For more bus route information, call (518) 664-9884 ext 321.

Moreau Community Center

144 Main Street, South Glens Falls (518) 792-6007

MoreauCommunityCenter.org/services/ Services include Tax Prep, Food Pantry, Hannaford Food Outreach Program and Form Completion Assistance. And through the Office for the Aging, Gather and Dine and Healthy Bones for Life senior exercise program,are offered at our location.

SARATOGA COUNTY DEPTARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES

152 West High Street, Ballston Spa

Food Stamps (518) 884-4155 | (518) 587-3030

Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) (518) 884-4146 | (518) 884-4111

Managed Care: (518) 884-4153

Medicaid: (518) 884-4148

Temporary Assistance & Disability Assistance: (518) 884-4144

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP): (518) 884-4155

Veterans Affairs Division (518) 884-4115

NY Connects (518) 714-4826 | NYconnects.ny.gov

NY Connects is your trusted place to go for free, unbiased information about long term services and supports in New York State for people of all ages or with any type of disability.

Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services

152 West High Street, Ballston Spa (518) 584-4100 | M-F 9-5

SaratogaCountyNY.gov

Social Security Administration

1 Broadway Center, 8th Floor, Schenectady (866) 964-1296 | TTY 800-325-0778

SocialSecurity.gov

INDEPENDENT LIVING APARTMENTS

Prestwick Chase

100 Saratoga Blvd. Saratoga Springs (518) 584-7766 | PrestwickChase.com

Summit at Saratoga

1 Perry Rd., Saratoga Springs (518) 777-2754

Summitseniorlife.com/Saratoga

Westview Senior Apartments

125 West Ave., Saratoga Springs (518) 583-8800

Westviewapartmentsny.com

Embury Apartments at Wesley

133 Lawrence St., Saratoga Springs (518) 691-1551 | TheWesleyCommunity.org

Woodlawn Commons at Wesley

131 Lawrence St., Saratoga Springs (518) 691-1525 | TheWesleyCommunity.org

ADULT DAY SERVICES

Fort Hudson Day Services (518) 747-9019

FortHudson.com

KEE to Independent Growth

New Journeys Social Adult Day Care

• 100 Saratoga Village Blvd. Suite 8, Malta

• 1673 Rte. 9, Clifton Park (518) 309-3557 | (518) 795-8300

Keetoindependentgrowth.com

Saratoga Bridges (518) 587-0723

SaratogaBridges.org

Designed to support seniors in their retirement years, the focus is on preserving skills, health, fitness and hobbies with recreational and social activities.

ADVISORS / CASE MANAGEMENT

Choice Connections (518) 894- 2443

ChoiceConnections.com/New-York

NY Connects (518) 714-4826 | NYconnects.ny.gov

NY Connects is your trusted place to go for free, unbiased information about long term services and supports in New York State for people of all ages or with any type of disability.

Southern Adirondack Independent Living (SAIL)

• 71 Glenwood Avenue, Queensbury (518) 792-3537

• 3065 Route 50, Saratoga (Wilton Mall) (518) 584-8202

SailHelps.org

Southern Saratoga County Mental Health Center 135 South Broadway (518) 584-9030

ALL ENCOMPASSING PROGRAMS

Pace (Program for All-inclusive Care for the Elderly)

38 Larose Street, Glens Falls (518) 886-7223 | Pacehh.org

Provides coordinated services to eligible older adults who want to continue living in their own home despite chronic care needs. Services include a Day Center, Home Health Care, Medical Care, PT, OT, Respiratory, and Speech therapies, Social Services and Transportation.

ALZHEIMER’S RESOURCES

Alzheimer's Association

Gwen Rowland | growland@alz.org (518) 888-5846 | Alz.org

Alzheimer's and Senior Products Alzstore.com

Eddy Alzheimer’s Services (518) 238-4164

sphp.com/services/memory-care-andalzheimers/eddy-alzheimers-services

You don’t have to go through it alone. We offer caregiver respite, memory mixers, education, support groups and support for individuals living alone with Alzheimer's.

The Eddy Respite Services (518) 280-8385

Eddyseniorliving.com

Respite Care program that provides short-term residential care in a secure and welcoming Enriched Housing/Assisted Living community. Services are provided depending on availability at all five of our Terrace communities and at the Eddy Memory Care at Marjorie Doyle Rockwell Center.

Medic Alert (missing persons) Medicalert.org

24/7 lifesaving protection that connects first responders to your health info and emergency contacts—always accessible when seconds count.

The Wesley Health Care Center

131 Lawrence Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-3600

TheWesleyCommunity.org

BENEFITS

Sibyl Masten Medicare Solutions (518) 982-1808

Smastenms@gmail.com

DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

PA Medical Supply

Wilton Mall - 3065 Rte 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5142

360 Quaker Rd., Queensbury (518) 745-0995

PA-medicalsupply.com

Southern Adirondack

Independent Living (SAIL)

• 71 Glenwood Avenue, Queensbury: (518) 792-3537

• 3065 Rte. 50, Saratoga (Wilton Mall): (518) 584-8202

SailHelps.org

FOOD SERVICES

Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services

NY Connects and the Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services offer the following services:

Home Delivered Meals: The Home Delivered Meal Program provides a hot, nutritious, noon time meal to qualifying home-bound seniors aged 60 and over, throughout Saratoga County, Mon–Fri. The suggested contribution is $2 a meal, however qualifying seniors 60 and over will not be denied meals due to inability to pay. Call (518) 884-4100 or (518) 363-4020 or visit saratogacountyny.gov/ departments/department-of-aging-andyouth-services/meal-programs for more information and monthly menu.

Gather and Dine: Congregate meals are served at various locations Mon–Fri. Get a delicious meal and engage with other seniors. Meals are served at noon to diners 60 or older. (Those younger than 60 may participate if accompanying a senior over the age of 60). The suggested contribution is $2 per meal for seniors and a fee of $8 per meal for guests under 60. Reservations are required and can be

made at your preferred meal site. Visit Saratogacountyny.gov/departments/ department-of-aging-and-youthservices/meal-programs.

MEAL LOCATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

• Milton – Community Center

310 Northline Road, Ballston Spa 518-288-3952

• Clifton Park Senior Community Center

6 Clifton Commons Court, Clifton Park 518-383-1343

• Corinth – Corinth Senior Center 22 Hamilton Avenue, Corinth 518-654-2040

• Galway – Town Hall 5910 Route 147, Galway 518-921-8766

• Halfmoon – Halfmoon Senior Center 285 Lower Newtown Road, Halfmoon 518-371-3892

• Mechanicville – Senior Center

178 N. Main Street, Mechanicville 518-664-3824

• Moreau – Community Center 144 Main Street, South Glens Falls 518-792-6007

• Saratoga Senior Center

290 West Ave, Suite 1, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1621 ext. 2010 SaratogaSeniorCenter.org/Dinners

HEALTH CARE ASSISTANCE

Association for the Hearing Impaired HearingLoss.org

Albany Chapter: (518) 488-8268

Hudson Valley Community College

Dental Hygiene Clinic (518) 629-7400 | HVCC.edu/dept-academic/health/ dhy-clinic/index.html

Our students have been educated and evaluated to laboratory competency prior to treating patients in clinic. Students are closely supervised and evaluated as patient assessment and treatment progresses. Instructors are dentists or licensed dental hygienists with advanced degrees. A dentist is always present during clinic sessions.

Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage

Call Saratoga County Office for the Aging for details: (518) 884-4100 | health.ny.gov/healthcare/epic

Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services: HIICAP - Heath Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program

152 West High St, Ballston Spa | (518) 884-4100

Saratoga Lions Club Vision Services SaratogaSpringsLions.com/sight

Southern Adirondack Independent Living (SAIL)

• 71 Glenwood Avenue, Queensbury: (518) 792-3537

• 3065 Rte 50, Saratoga (Wilton Mall): (518) 584-8202 SailHelps.org

HOME CARE

Accent Health Care Services (518) 237-2700

AccentHealthCareServices.com

Daughter for Hire Saratoga (518) 338-2336

daughter-for-hire.com/saratoga Fort Hudson Home Care (518) 747-9019 | FortHudson.com

Home Health Care Partners (518) 848-3277

NewYorkHomeHealthCare.com

Home Instead Senior Care (518) 580-1042 | HomeInstead.com

Visiting Nurses Association of Albany, Inc. vnaAlbany.org

HOSPICE SERVICES

Community Hospice (518) 724-0242 | CommunityHospice.org

Gateway House of Peace 479 Rowland Street, Ballston Spa (518) 450-1273

GatewayHouseofPeace.org

Mary’s Haven

35 New Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9397

LEGAL SERVICES

Legal Aid Society (518) 587-5188

Mediation Matters (518) 584-6361

Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services (518) 884-4100

SHELTERS

Code Blue Shelter - Shelters of Saratoga 120 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 599-8559

Springssheltersofsaratoga.org/shelter

Provides winter shelter (November – April) and safety from the cold. Our low-barrier program offers nightly meals, transitions to our emergency shelter, and stabilization resources, if desired.

Rise Adelphi Street Shelter 4 Adelphi Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5479

riseservices.org/what-we-do/advocacy-andoutreach/adelphi-street-shelter

A low-barrier, 24-hour shelter for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Shelter guests are provided three meals per day, shower and laundry facilities. Care

Management services are provided, but not required as the aim of the shelter is a place where people can have a safe roof over their heads and a place to be be during the day.

Shelters of Saratoga, Inc.

14 Walworth Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-1097

sheltersofsaratoga.org

Shelters of Saratoga provides individualized support, shelter, housing and referrals to our Health Home program, Emergency Shelter, or clinical treatment.

Mother Susan Anderson Women’s and Children’s Shelter

Saratoga Springs | (518) 222-5242

soulsavingstationchurch.com/shelter

The shelter, a mission of the Soul Saving Station, provides a temporary place to stay, a liaison to Social Services and other community programs, assistance with housing programs, referrals to employment resources and referrals to recovery programs.

Veterans Community Housing Coalition

20 Prospect Street, Building 2, Suite #313, Ballston Spa (518) 885-0091 | vchcny.org

Offers transitional housing, permanent housing and temporary financial assistance for rent and other housing related matters. Also offers a Food Pantry for Veterans in need.

TRANSPORTATION

Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services (518) 884-4100

Transportation is provided by a volunteer van or contracted with a local taxi service for medical appointments both in Saratoga County and in the Albany, Latham, Troy, Schenectady, Glens Falls areas. Must be at least 60 years old, be able to independently get in and out of vehicle. The vehicle is not wheelchair accessible, but foldable walkers, canes and small oxygen bottles are fine. Transportation is available on specific days of the week and appointments must be made between 10:30 a.m and 2:30 p.m. 7 days in advance. Contributions suggested: $5 for out of county, $2 for in county. No one will be denied for inability to contribute. Medicaid Recipients, call 1-855-852-3292 for transportation to medical appointments.

Mechanicville Senior Center

178 N. Main Street, Mechanicville Mechanicvilleny.gov/senior-center

In City bus transportation offered from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Free for those over 60, $0.65 each way for those under 60. For more on bus route information, call (518) 664-9884 ext 321.

Moreau and South Glens Falls Dial-A-Bus (518) 792-6007

Dial-A-Bus provides transportation for medical, social, recreational, and every day life errands to disabled and 55+ members of the community. To be picked up by DialA-Bus, you must reside in Moreau or South Glens Falls. Outside residents may utilize the bus but must have transportation to the Moreau Community Center.

Stillwater Area Community Center Elder Care Van (518) 664-2515 ext. 218 sacc.online/our-services/elder-care/ This program is for seniors, aged 60 or older, who are not on Medicaid, and whose physical home address is in the Town or Village of Stillwater, or the City of Mechanicville. The Elder Care van is used to transport seniors to medical facilities in Troy, Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga, and Glens Falls, and areas in between.

VOLUNTEERING

The Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce Saratoga.org/pitch-in

Saratoga Senior Center and Saratoga Senior Life Transition Program

290 West Avenue, Suite 1, Saratoga Springs (in the back of the YMCA) (518) 584-1621 ext. 2008 saratogaseniorcenter.org/volunteer

The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) AmeriCorps Seniors AmeriCorps Seniors and Saratoga County Department of Aging & Youth Services helps you find a Service Opportunity that fits your passion. We empower Americans aged 55 and older to serve in their communities in a variety of volunteer activities. Volunteers are covered with excess CIMA Volunteers Insurance. (518) 884-4110 or email: JWalshStrirling@saratogacountyny.gov

YMCA of Saratoga County

Volunteer Options & Senior ClubsSilver Sneaker (518) 583-9622

Foster Grandparent (518) 272-6012 ext. 315 nyconnects.ny.gov/services/fostergrandparent-program-138

This program allows income eligible seniors aged 55 and older to earn a tax-free stipend for volunteering anywhere from 15 to 40 hours a week. You’ll help children learn and grow through fun and educational activities at local schools, Head Start, After-School programs, and Teen programs.

Schools COLLEGES, CAMPS & PARKS

IN THIS SECTION

Pre-Schools & Daycares

Private Schools

Special Needs Schools

Colleges

Public Schools

Kid Recreation

Summer Camps

PRE-SCHOOLS & DAY CARE CENTERS

ABC Nursery School

13 Old Route 146, Clifton Park (518) 373-8ABC

TheABCNurserySchool.com

Abilities Center

10 Mountain Ledge Road, Gansevoort 518-306-1808

AbilitiesCenterSaratoga.com

Regular education and early intervention preschool classes for children from 2 to 5 years. Offering speech therapy, occupational therapy, and integrated classes.

The Beagle School

115 Regent Street and 107 Circular Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-7507 | BeagleSchool.com

Classes for ages 2-5.

Burnt Hills United Methodist Christian Preschool 816 Route 50, Burnt Hills (518) 466-6566

BhPreschool.com

Childtime Learning Centers

• Ballston Spa: 3459 Rear Galway Road

• Clifton Park:

- 1756 Route 9

- 853 Route 146

- 21 Crossing Boulevard

• Mechanicville/Malta:

2381 Route 9, Building 5

• Saratoga Springs: 7 Care Lane (855) 596-0090

ChildTime.com

Church Mouse Nursery School

202 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-8362

ChurchMousePreschool.com

Community Roots School

Saratoga Springs (518) 306-6829

CommunityRootSchool.com

Helping Hands and Academy Nursery School

4 Fairchild Square, Clifton Park (518) 664-5066

HelpingHands.org

Classes for all abilities for ages 2-5.

LifeWorks Community Action Head Start

39 Bath Street, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3206

LifeWorksAction.org

Providing home-based and schoolbased support and education from pregnancy to age 5.

KidsFirst Childcare Center

12 Church Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3540

KidsFirst1.com

Malta Montessori School

100 Saratoga Village Blvd., Suite 34 A, Malta (518) 633-1971

MaltaMontessori.com

Maple Leaf Childcare Center

• Malta North 2737 Route 9 (518) 889-5045

• Malta South

10 Hemphill Place (518) 899-4159

• Burnt Hills

707 Saratoga Road (518) 384-1710

• Halfmoon/Clifton Park

41 Werner Road (518) 664-5428

MapleLeafChildCare.com

Mother Teresa Academy

1 Executive Park Drive, Clifton Park (518) 280-4227

MotherTeresa.academy

Newmeadow

23 Sitterly Road, Clifton Park (518) 899-9235

Newmeadow.org

The Sara Marie School (Nursery - Grade 1)

942 Route 146, Clifton Park (518) 280-3982

TheSaraMarieSchool.org

Saratoga Independent School (SIS) 459 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-0841 | SisKids.org

Saratoga Regional YMCA

• Malta

10 Medical Park Drive 518-583-4342 ext. 181

• Saratoga Springs 290 West Avenue 518-583-9622, ext. 114

• Wilton

20 Old Gick Road, Saratoga Springs 518-583-9622, ext. 114

SRYMCA.org

Shooting Stars Childcare

Skidmore Early Childhood Center 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-5473

Skidmore.edu/ecc

Small Wonders Christian Preschool 175 Fifth Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584- 3720 ext. 114

SmallWondersps.org

Smart Early Learning Center 39 Old Route 146, Clifton Park (518) 290-7607

SmartEarly.com

St. Clement's Regional Catholic School 231 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-7350

StClementsSchool.org

Half and Full Day programs for 3-5-year-olds. Full Day Jr.-K for 5-year-olds.

St. Mary’s School

40 Thompson Street, Ballston Spa (518) 885-7300 | Smsbspa.org

Half-Day programs for 3 and 4-year-olds. Full Day Pre-K for 4 and 5-year-olds

St. Paul’s Lutheran Christian Childhood Center

149 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-0904 ext. 105

SpaLutheran.org

Storybook Academy 421 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 587-0707

StorybookAcademy.net

Teddy Bear Day Care Center 4 Mountain Ledge Drive, Wilton (518) 584-2273

TeddyBearDaycareCenter.info

609 Route 146 A, Suite 104, Clifton Park (518) 371-2306

ShootingStarsChildCareInc.com

The Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs 212 Lake Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0549

WaldorfSaratoga.org

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Academy of the Holy Name (Grades 6 - 12)

1075 New Scotland Road, Albany (518) 438-7895

AHNS.org

A private Catholic school for girls.

Augustine Classical Academy (Grades K - 12)

7 North Main Street, Mechanicville (518) 541-2089

Augustineca.org

A Christian Classical Education Academy

The Albany Academy (Grades Pre-K - 12)

135 and 140 Academy Road, Albany (518) 429-2300

AlbanyAcademy.org

Christian Brothers Academy (Grades 6 - 12)

12 Airline Drive, Albany (518) 452-9809

CbaAlbany.org

A Catholic college preparatory school for boys.

Emma Willard School (Grades 9-12)

285 Pawling Avenue, Troy (518) 833-1300

EmmaWillard.org

A private day and boarding school for girls.

The Kings School (Grades K-12)

6087 Route 9N, Hadley (518) 654-6230 | KingsSchool.info

Mailing: PO Box 300 Lake Luzerne A co-ed private Christian school.

La Salle Institute (Grades 5 - 12)

174 Williams Road, Troy (518) 283-2500

LasalleInstitute.org

A co-ed independent Catholic school.

Malta Montessori School (15 mths. - 12 yrs.)

100 Saratoga Village Blvd, Suite 34A, Malta (518) 633-1971

MaltaMontessori.com

A private co-ed school.

Sara Marie School (Pre-K3 - Grade 1)

942 Route 146, Clifton Park (518) 280-3982

TheSaraMarieSchool.org

A private co-ed school.

Saratoga Central Catholic High School (Grades 6 - 12)

247 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-7070

SaratogaCatholic.org

A co-ed Catholic diocesan school.

Saratoga Independent School (SIS) (Pre-K - Grade 8)

459 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-0841

sisKids.org

An independent co-ed school.

St. Clement’s Regional Catholic School (Pre-school - Grade 5)

231 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-7350

StClementsSchool.org

A co-ed Catholic diocesan school.

St. Mary’s/St. Alphonsus School (Pre-K - Grade 8)

10-12 Church Steet, Glens Falls (518) 792-3178

Smsaschool.org

A co-ed Catholic diocesan school.

St. Mary’s School (Pre-K - Grade 5)

40 Thompson St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-7300

SMSbspa.org

A co-ed Catholic diocesan school.

Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs (Pre-school - Grade 8)

• Early Childhood: 212 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0549

• Lower School:

62 York Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0549

• Forest Kindergarten: 45 Kaydeross Avenue West, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0549

• Admissions: (518) 587-2224

WaldorfSaratoga.org

A private co-ed school.

SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOLS

Abilities Center

10 Mountain Ledge Drive, Wilton (518) 306-1808 | AbilitiesCenterSaratoga.com

Regular education and early intervention preschool classes for children from 18 months to 5 years. Offering speech therapy, occupational therapy, and integrated classes.

Achievements

• Maplewood: 32 Cohoes Road, Watervliet

• St. Kateri: 1803 Union Street, Niskayuna (518) 782-1178 | Achievements.org

Individual, group, home or school-based Speech, Language, OT, PT, Psychological, and Play Therapies for children from birth through school-age.

Anderson Center for Autism 7 Century Hill Drive, Latham (518) 641-1119 | AndersonCenterforAutism.org

Center for Disability Services

314 South Manning Boulevard, Albany (518) 437-5700 | Cfdsny.org

An 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 1136 N Westcott Road, Suite 100, Schenectady (518) 280-0083 | CrossroadCenter.org

A non-profit, ABA school and clinic, also providing Physical, Occupational and speech therapies for children ages 18 months -12 years old, and an integrated pre-school for children with and without disabilities.

The Helping Hands School

4 Fairchild Square, Clifton Park (518) 664-5066 | HelpingHands.org

A private, non-profit preschool that provides programming for children of all abilities from ages two through age five. Special education and regular educational programming is provided in fully integrated and special class settings.

LifeWorks Community Action Head Start

39 Bath Street, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3206 | LifeWorksAction.org

Providing home-based and school-based support and education from pregnancy to age 5.

Living Resources (518) 218-0000 | Livingresources.org

Supporting and empowering individuals with disabilities or other life-challenging conditions to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. Offering after school programs and art programs.

Newmeadow

23 Sitterly Road, Clifton Park (518) 899-9235 | Newmeadow.org

Oak Hill School (K-8)

39 Charlton Road, Scotia (518) 399-5048 | OakHill.org

A private therapeutic day school for students in grades K-8 whose emotional or behavioral challenges keep them from being successful in other schools.

Northern Rivers (518) 426-2600 | NorthernRivers.org

Multi-service agency that provides counseling services, parenting education, child abuse/neglect prevention and treatment, foster care, family strengthening programs, early childhood family support, special education, youth development programs, and mental health services.

Saratoga Bridges

16 Saratoga Bridges Boulevard, Ballston Spa (518) 587-0723

SaratogaBridges.org

Day Habilitation Programs are located around the county and designed to be community-based. They provide people with the means to develop maximum independence in activities of daily living through training or treatment including cognitive, social, fine motor, gross motor, and communication skills.

The LaSalle School

391 Western Avenue, Albany (518) 242-4731 | Lasalle-School.org

Therapeutic residential treatment, day education, and outpatient counseling for youth and families experiencing trauma, abuse, mental illness and substance abuse.

Washington, Saratoga, Warren, Hamilton, Essex BOCES (518) 746-3310

wswheBOCES.org

Wildwood Programs

• Main Office: 1190 Troy Schenectady Rd, Latham | (518) 640-3300

• School: 2995 Curry Rd. Ext., Schenectady | (518) 836-2300

Wildwoodprograms.org

From the child struggling in school with a complex learning disability, to the adolescent with autism trying to navigate his social world, to the adult with a developmental disability working hard to live an independent life, to the family doing everything they can to support their child with a disability, Wildwood Programs helps people grow.

COLLEGES

Bryant & Stratton College 1259 Central Avenue, Albany (518) 437-1802

BryantStratton.edu

Excelsior College

7 Columbia Circle, Albany (888) 647-2388

Excelsior.edu

Fulton Montgomery Community College 2805 State Hwy 67, Johnstown (518) 736-FMCC (3622)

FMCC.edu

Hudson Valley Community College 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy (518) 629-4822

HVCC.edu

HVCC Tec-Smart

345 Hermes Road, Malta (518) 629-7075

HVCC.edu/north

Maria College

700 New Scotland Avenue, Albany (518) 438-3111

MariaCollege.edu

Russell Sage College

• Troy Campus: 65 1st Street

• Albany Campus: 140 New Scotland Ave. (518) 244-2000

Sage.edu

Schenectady County Community College

78 Washington Avenue, Schenectady (518) 381-1200 SunySCCC.edu

Siena College

515 Loudon Road, Loudonville (518)783-2300

Siena.edu

Skidmore College

815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-5000 Skidmore.edu

SUNY Adirondack

• Main Campus

640 Bay Road, Queensbury 1 (888) SUNY-ADK

• Saratoga Extension Center 696 Route 9, Wilton SunyACC.edu

SUNY Albany

1400 Washington Avenue, Albany (518) 442-3300

Albany.edu

SUNY Empire State College

2 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (800) 847-3000

SunyEmpire edu

Union College

807 Union Street, Schenectady (518) 388-6000

Union.edu

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Academy for Lifelong Learning at Saratoga Springs Saratoga Springs (518) 290-6988

Allsaratoga.org

Academy for Lifelong Learning offers noncredit educational courses and social activities for adults in the classroom, Zoom and outdoors.

BOCES wswheBOCES.org

Southern Adirondack Education Center 1051 Dix Avenue, Hudson Falls wswheBOCES.org

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NOTE: Throughout this section, the Nurse’s department can be accessed through the main switchboard of each individual school.

Ballston Spa Central Schools

70 Malta Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 884-7195 | BSCSD.org

Transportation Department 1458 Saratoga Road (518) 884-7140

Milton Terrace Elementary

200 Wood Road (518) 884-7210

Gordon Creek Elementary 50 Wood Road (518) 884-7270

Malta Ave Elementary 70 Malta Avenue (518) 884-7250

Wood Road Elementary 300 Wood Road (518) 884-7290

Ballston Spa Middle School 210 Ballston Avenue (518) 884-7200

Ballston Spa High School 220 Ballston Avenue (518) 884-7150

Clean Technologies Early College High School 345 Hermes Rd, Malta (518) 629-4981

Burnt Hills/ Ballston Lake Schools

88 Lakehill Road, Burnt Hills | PO Box 1389, Ballston Lake (518) 399-9141 | BHBL.org

Bus Garage

23 Lakehill Road, Ballston Lake (518) 399-9141, ext. 83524

Francis L. Stevens

Elementary School

25 Lakehill Road, Ballston Lake (518) 399-9141 ext. 83500

Pashley Elementary School

30 Pashley Road, Glenville (518) 399-9141, ext. 84500

Charlton Heights

Elementary School

170 Stage Road, Ballston Lake (518) 399-9141 ext. 85500

Richard H. O’Rourke

Middle School

173 Lakehill Road, Burnt Hills (518) 399-9141 ext. 84000

Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake

High School

88 Lakehill Road, Burnt Hills (518) 399-9141, ext. 83300

Corinth Schools

105 Oak Street, Corinth (518) 654-9005 | CorinthCSD.org

Corinth Elementary School 356 Center Street (518) 654-2960

Corinth Middle School 105 Oak Street (518) 654-9005

Galway School District 5317 Sacandaga Road, Galway (518) 882-1033 | GalwayCSD.org

Corinth High School 105 Oak Street (518) 654-9005

Transportation Supervisor (518) 654-9005

Bus Garage 5366 Parkis Mills Road, Galway (518) 882-1033 ext. 3209

Joseph Henry Elementary 5317 Sacandaga Rd. (518) 882-1033

Mechanicville Schools

Galway Junior/ Senior High School 5317 Sacandaga Rd. (518) 882-1033

25 Kniskern Avenue, Mechanicville (518) 664-5727 | Mechanicville.org Mechanicville

School

Kniskern Avenue (518) 664-7336 Mechanicville

School 25 Kniskern Avenue (518) 664-9888

Saratoga Springs City Schools

(518) 583-4700 | SaratogaSchools.org

3 Blue Streak Boulevard, Saratoga Springs

Caroline Street Elementary

310 Caroline Street (518) 584-7612

Division Street Elementary 220 Division Street (518) 583-4794

Dorothy Nolan Elementary 221 Jones Road (518) 584-7383

Geyser Road Elementary 61 Geyser Road (518) 584-7699

Greenfield Elementary 3180 Route 9N (518) 893-7402

Lake Avenue Elementary 126 Lake Avenue (518) 584-3678

Maple Avenue Middle School 515 Maple Avenue (518) 587-4551

Saratoga Springs High School 1 Blue Streak Blvd. (518) 587-6690

Transportation Director 25 Duplainville Road (518) 587-4545

Shenendehowa Central Schools

5 Chelsea Place, Clifton Park (518) 881-0600 | Shenschools.org

Acadia

Middle School

970 Route 146 (518) 881-0450

Arongen Elementary 489 Clifton Park Center Road (518) 881-0510

Chango Elementary

100 Chango Drive

Ballston Lake (518) 881-0520

Gowana

Middle School

970 Route 146 (518) 881-0460

Karigon Elementary

970 Route 146 (518) 881-0530

Koda Middle School 970 Route 146 (518) 881-0470

Okte Elementary 1581 Crescent Road (518) 881-0540

Orenda Elementary 970 Route 146 (518) 881-0550

Shatekon Elementary 35 Maxwell Drive (518) 881-0580

Schuylerville Central Schools

14 Spring Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-3255

SchuylervilleSchools.org

Transportation Supervisor (518) 695-3255 ext. 3260

Schuylerville Elementary School 14 Spring Street (518) 695-3255

Shenendehowa High School

970 Route 146 West: (518) 881-0330 East: (518) 881-0310

Skano Elementary 970 Route 146 (518) 881-0560

Tesago Elementary 970 Route 146 (518) 881-0570

Transportation (518) 881-0240

Schuylerville Middle School 14 Spring Street (518) 695-3255

Schuylerville High School 14 Spring Street (518) 695-3255

South Glens Falls Central Schools

42 Merritt Road, South Glens Falls (518) 793-9617 | SGFCSD.org

Bus Garage

72-74 Harrison Avenue (518) 793-4443

Ballard Elementary

300 Ballard Road, Wilton (518) 587-0600

Harrison Avenue Elementary 76 Harrison Avenue (518) 793-9048

Moreau Elementary 76 Bluebird Road | (518) 793-9644

Tanglewood Elementary 60 Tanglewood Drive (518) 793-5631

Oliver Winch Middle School 99 Hudson Street | (518) 792-5891

South Glens Falls High School (South High) 42 Merritt Road | (518) 792-9987

Stillwater Central Schools

1068 Hudson Avenue, Stillwater (518) 373-6100 | SCSD.org

Bus Garage (518) 664-5661

Stillwater Elementary School

1068 Hudson Avenue (518) 373-6100

Stillwater Middle School

1068 Hudson Avenue (518) 373-6100

Stillwater High School

1068 Hudson Avenue (518) 373-6100

KID FRIENDLY OUTDOOR RECREATION

LOCAL PARK Playground

Bog Meadow Trail - Two-mile path Rte 29 East, Saratoga • saratogaplan.org

Boice Family Park - Four-miles of trails Creekside Dr, Milton • kayadeross.org/park

Burgess-Kimball ParkRowland St, Ballston Spa 518-885-9220 x110 • townofmiltonny.org

Camp Saratoga Trails - Town and DEC 80 Scout Rd, Wilton • wiltonpreserve.org *Look for Karner Blue Butterflies

Hike/Bike or Other

Walking/ Snowshoe

Walking/ Hiking

Walking

Walking/ Hiking/ Snowshoe

Fishing/ Hunting on State Owned

Cottrell-Harrington ParkRte 29, Rock City Falls kayadeross.org/park *Handicap Access Fishing

East Side Recreation Park - Lake Ave, Saratoga • 518-587-3550 *ADA Accessible

Gardens at Yaddo - Union Ave, Saratoga 518-584-0746 • Yaddo.org

Gavin Park - 10 Lewis Dr, Saratoga 518-584-9455 • townofwilton.com

Geyser (Veterans Memorial) Park10 Adams Rd, Saratoga • 518-584-2535

Hudson Crossing Park, Schuylerville, 518-350-7275 • hudsoncrossingpark.org

Kelley Park - 48 Ralph St, Ballston Spa kayadeross.org/park

Malta Community Park - Plains Rd, Malta 518-899-4411 x285 • malta-town.org

Malta Ecological Park - Malta Ave, Malta malta-town.org

Marlene & Wilbur Trieble Passive Recreation Park - Rte 67, Corner of Middleline Rd • townofmiltonny.org

Meadowbrook Preserve - Queensbury recreation.queensbury.net

Moreau Lake State ParkRte 9, Exit 17S of I-87 518-793-0511 • nyparks.state.ny.us * Campsites, Cabins & Lodging available Reservations: 1-800-456-2267

Old Gick Farm Trail - Rte 50, Wilton 518-450-0321 • wiltonpreserve.org

Opdahl Farm Trailhead - Ballard Rd, Gansevoort • wiltonpreserve.org

Railroad Run – Downtown Saratoga saratogaplan.org/explore-parks-and-trails

Saratoga National Historic Park (Battlefield) – Rte 32, Stillwater 518-664-9821 • nps.gov/sara

Saratoga National Golf Club Lake Lonely Trails – East of 1-87 Exit 14, Rte 9N (Union Ave), Saratoga

Saratoga Spa State Park –19 Roosevelt Dr, Saratoga 518-584-2535 • saratogaspastatepark.org

Shenentaha Creek Park – 376 East Line Rd, Ballston Spa • maltaparkrec.com

Skidmore North Woods –974 N Broadway, Saratoga

Vischer Ferry Nature Preserve –Riverview Rd/Vischer Ferry, Clifton Park

Waterfront Park on Saratoga Lake630 Crescent Ave, Saratoga

Call for Kids’ Events

Walking Path & Skate Park

Splash Pad

Walking

Path/ Track

Park

Splash Pad

Hiking/ Biking

Walking Path/ Track

Walking

Walking Path

Hiking/Biking /Snowshoe

Hiking/ Biking/ Snowshoe/ Cross Country Skiing

Walking/ Horse Trail

Walking/ Hiking

Walking/ Biking

Walking/ Biking

Walking/ Hiking

Walking/ Hike/Bike/ Snowshoe

Walking/ Biking

Walking Path

Walking/CrossCountry Ski

Peerless Pool

West Side Recreation ParkDivision St, Saratoga • 518-587-3550 saratoga-springs.org/facilities Splash Pad

Wilton Wildlife Preserve –Rte 50 North, Wilton 518-450-0321 • wiltonpreserve.org

Woods Hollow Nature Preserve –Rowland & Northline, Ballston Spa townofmilton.org

Boating/ Fishing

Kayak/Canoe launch

Boating/ Fishing

Hunting & Fishing

Fishing/ Duck Hunting

Boating/ Fishing

Walking/ Hiking/ Biking

Walking/ Hiking/ Sleigh Riding

Summer Camps

Dining Guide

BREAKFAST, BRUNCH & BAKERIES

Bakery Suzanne

4284 NY-50 Suite 2, Saratoga Springs

BakerySuzanne.com

BARE Blends

18 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1426

BAREBlends.com

Bear’s Cup Bakehouse

543 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 240-6086

BearsCupBakehouse.com

Boca Bistro

(Sunday Brunch)

384 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-2800BocaBistro.com

Bowled

1104 Ellsworth Boulevard, Ballston Spa (518) 289-5212

BowledCo.com

Bread Basket Bakery

• 65 Spring Street, Saratoga Springs

• Cake Shop:

3 Hampstead Place, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-4233

SaratogaBreadBasket.com

Broadway Coffee Co.

493 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-1036

BroadwayCoffee.co

Cake by Alissa

19 Spruce Lane, Schuylerville (518) 727-7157

CakeByAlissa.com

The Coat Room (Brunch Friday – Sunday)

385 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4155

TheCoatRoom.com

Coffee Planet

100 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 884-9913

Comfort Kitchen

Saratoga Marketplace, Lower Level, 454 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1234

ComfortEats.com

Compton’s Restaurant

457 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9632

The Country Corner Café

25 Church Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-7889

CountryCornerCafe.net

Darling Doughnuts

441 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 430-2018

DarlingDoughnuts.com

The Diamond Club at Embassy Suites

86 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1111

DiamondClubRestaurantSaratoga.com

Hattie’s Chicken Shack

(Weekend Brunch)

45 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-4790

HattiesRestaurants.com

Henry’s Tavern (Weekend Brunch)

19 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3584

HenrysIrishTavern.com

The Hideaway (Weekend Brunch)

35 Grace Moore Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-1900

HideawaySaratoga.com

Horseshoe Inn (Weekend Brunch)

9 Gridley Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8086

HorseshoeSaratoga.com

Indulgence Bakery

63 Putnam Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 212-7269

BitesofIndulgence.com

The Iron Roost

36 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3535

IronRoost.com

Kaffee House

120 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 729-8480

KaffeeHouseSaratoga.com

Kru Coffee

46 Marion Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 444-4158

KruCoffee.com

Lakeside Farms (Closed December- March)

336 Schauber Road, Ballston Lake (518) 399-8359

LakesideFarmsCiderMill.com

Leah's Cakery

3 Curry Road, Round Lake (518) 899-5324

Leahs-Cakery.com

The Little Market at Five Points

42 Park Pl, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7068

TheLittleMarketat5.com

The Local Pub and Teahouse (Weekend Brunch)

142 Grand Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-7256

TheLocalPubandTeahouse.com

Mama Bear’s Diner

106 Broad Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-5169

The Merc

430 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8479

TheMercSaratoga.com

Mom & Pop’s Cafe

885 US-67, Ballston Spa (518) 885-1549

MomPopsCafe.com

Morrissey's Lounge & Bistro (Weekend Brunch)

365 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 350-7945

MorrisseysLounge.com

Mrs. London’s Bakery

464 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-8100

MrsLondonsBakery.com

Night Work Bread

3 Science Street, Ballston Spa (518) 769-5858

NightWorkBread.com

The Nook Cafe

480 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-6265

NookCafeSaratoga.com

Nothing Bundt Cakes

6 Lowes Drive, Wilton (518) 595-3588

NothingBundtCakes.com

Old Saratoga Eatery

112 Broad Street, Schuylerville (518) 507-9060

OldSaratogaEateryMenu.com

PDT Maison

35 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4040

PDTMaison.com

Regent Restaurant & Bar

500 Union Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 241-4000

HotelBrookmere.com

Ribbon Cafe

11 Prospect Street, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3040

RibbonCafeNY.com

The Ripe Tomato (Sunday Brunch) 2721 US-9, Ballston Spa (518) 581-1530

RipeTomato.com

Route 50 Diner

2002 Doubleday Ave, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2521

Russell’s Deli

303 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-3354

RussellsDeli.com

Saratoga’s Broadway Deli

420 Broadway, Ste 2, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-3416

SaratogasBroadwayDeli.com

Saratoga Dessert Bar

41 Washington St, Saratoga Springs (518) 226-2028

SaratogaDessertBar.com

Saratoga Gluten Free Goods Bakery

176 Broad Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-6565

SaratogaGlutenFreeGoods.com

The Saratoga Winery (Weekend Brunch)

462 NY-29, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9463

TheSaratogaWinery.com

Scotty’s Restaurant (Breakfast All Day!)

215 Ballard Road, Gansevoort (518) 584-1444

ScottysTruckStop.com

Shirley’s Diner

74 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-4532

ShirleyDiner.com

Smith’s Orchard & Bake Shop

4561 Jockey Street, Ballston Spa (518) 882-6598

SmithPies.com

SPoT Coffee

55 Railroad Place, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5323

SPoTCoffee.com

Sweet Mimi’s Café & Bakery

47 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 871-1780

SweetMimisCafe.com

The Sweetish Chef

76 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3180

Sweetish-Chef.com

Thorn + Roots

46 Marion Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 212-7235

ThornAndRoots.com

The Trackside Grill

103 Wright Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 275-7040

TheTracksideGrill.com

Triangle Diner

400 Maple Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-6368

The Twisted Bagel Company 15 Kendall Way, Ballston Spa (518) 808-9478

The Ugly Rooster Cafe

• 2476 US-9, Malta: (518) 899-5099

• 312 North 3rd Ave, Mechanicville: (518) 664-2769

TheUglyRooster.com

Uncommon Grounds

402 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-0656

UncommonGrounds.com

Walt Café

20 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-3602

WaltAndWhitmanBrewing.com

Whistling Kettle

24 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 884-2664

TheWhistlingKettle.com

The Whitehouse Restaurant 93-95 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6797

WhiteHouseNY.com

FAMILY-FRIENDLY & CASUAL DINING

58 Roosevelt Bar and Grill (Seasonal)

58 Roosevelt Dr., Saratoga Springs (518) 583-4657

SaratogaSpaGolf.com

Andy’s Adirondack Grille 2872 US-9, Malta (518) 580-1269

AndysAdkGrille.com

Bailey’s Café

37 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-1305

BaileysCafe.com

The Basin Grill

1 Ferry Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-2073

TheBasinGrill.com

The Brickyard Tavern & Grill

72 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 884-2570

TheBrickyardTavern.com

Carson’s Woodside Tavern

57 NY-9P, Malta (518) 584-9791

CarsonsWoodside.com

Dock Brown’s

511 NY-9P, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4987

BrownsBeachResort.com

Druthers Brewing Company

381 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5275

DruthersBrewing.com

The Factory Eatery

20 Prospect Street, Ballston Spa (518) 885-0500

TheFactoryEatery.com

Farmer’s Daughters’ Drive-In (Seasonal)

882 NY-29, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-8562

FarmersDaughtersDriveIn.com

Fillies on Phila

39 Phila St., Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4026

FilliesOnPhila.com

Harvest & Hearth

251 County Route 67, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1900

HarvestAndHearth.com

The Hideaway 35 Grace Moore Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-1900

HideawaySaratoga.com

Lago by Druthers

550 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5761

DruthersBrewing.com

Lakeside Farms (Closed December-March)

336 Schauber Rd, Ballston Lake (518) 399-8359

LakesideFarmsCiderMill.com

Old Saratoga Eatery 112 Broad Street, Schuylerville (518) 507-9060

OldSaratogaEateryMenu.com

The Ripe Tomato 2721 US-9, Ballston Spa (518) 581-1530

RipeTomato.com

The Saratoga Winery (Dinner Thursday & Friday) 462 NY-29, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9463

TheSaratogaWinery.com

Scallion’s Restaurant 44 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-0192

ScallionsRestaurant.com

Speckled Pig Brewing Co. 11-13 Washington Street, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3075

SpeckledPigBrewing.com

The Wind-Chill Factory 3 Trieble Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-7888

WindChillFactory.com

SPECIALTY RESTAURANTS

AMERICAN

13 North Restaurant

2955 US-9, Malta (518) 400-1746

13NorthRestaurant.com

The Brook Tavern 139 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 871-1473

TheBrookTavern.com

The Cock ‘n Bull 5342 Parkis Mills Road, Galway (518) 882-6962

TheCocknBull.com

Dunning Street Station 2853 US-9, Malta (518) 587-2000

DunningStreetStation.com

The Front Street Social Club 52 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3245

FrontStreetSocialClub.com

The Merc 430 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8479

TheMercSaratoga.com

Morton’s The Steakhouse 342 Jefferson Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-5999

Mortons.com

Olde Bryan Inn 123 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-2990

OldeBryanInn.com

Standard Fare 21 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4543

StandardFareSaratoga.com

Sweet Lou's Bistro

161 Broad Street, Schuylerville (518) 507-6013

SweetLousDeli23.com

ITALIAN

42 Fusion

42 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2030 | 42Fusion.com

Augie’s Family Style Italian Restaurant 17 Low Street, Ballston Spa (518) 884-8600

AugiesRestaurant.com

Augie’s Family Style Italian To-Go 223 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-8646 | AugiesToGo.com

Buona Sera

113 NY-9P, Malta (518) 306-4386

BuonaSeraOnTheLake.com

Chianti Il Ristorante 18 Division Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-0025 | ChiantiRistorante.com

Forno Bistro 541 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-2401 | FornoBistro.com

Mama Mia’s

185 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-7783

MamaMiasSaratoga.com

Noah’s Italian

43 Phila St, Saratoga Springs (518) 871-1831 | NoahsItalian.com

Nové

707 US-9, Wilton (518) 583-8877 | NoveSaratoga.com

Osteria Danny

26 Henry Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 423-7022

OsteriaDanny.com

Panza’s

129 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-6882

PanzasRestaurant.com

Pennell’s Restaurant

284 Jefferson Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-2423

PennellsRestaurant.com

Solevo

55 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7094

SolevoKitchenAndSocial.com

Taverna Novo

62 Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1680

TavernaNovo.com

Three Vines

32 Congress Street, Suite A, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5881 | ThreeVinesBistro.com

Trattoria Fortunata

21 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8672

TrattoriaFortunata.com

Village Pizzeria

2727 Route 29, Middle Grove (518) 882-9431

VillagePizzeria.com

FRENCH

Chez Pierre Restaurant 979 US-9, Gansevoort (518) 793-3350

ChezPierreRestaurant.com

Regent Restaurant & Bar 500 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 241-4000

HotelBrookmere.com

INDIAN

Karavalli Regional Cuisine of India

47 Caroline Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 839-2332

KaravalliSaratoga.com

Little India 60 Court Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-4151

LittleIndiaSaratoga.com

IRISH

Harvey’s Restaurant and Bar 14 Phila Street, Saratoga (518) 583-0003 | HarveysPub.com

Henry’s Tavern

19 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3584 | HenrysIrishTavern.com

The Parting Glass

40-42 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-1916 | PartingGlassPub.com

ASIAN, CARIBBEAN, CHINESE, FUSION, MEDITERRANEAN, MIDDLE EASTERN

Alaturco Gyro Mediterranean Restaurant

142 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3361

Azuma Sushi Bistro 2452 US-9, Malta (518) 663-6888

AzumaSushiMalta.com

Bamboo Cook House

388 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-9000

BambooCookHouse.com

Bua Thai Sushi

1103 Ellsworth Boulevard, Malta (518) 788-8898 | BuaThaiMalta.com

China City

15 Trieble Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-1173

China Wang

132 Dunning Street, Malta (518) 899-8008

ChinaWangMaltaNY.com

D & D Island Eatz

100 Saratoga Village Blvd, Ballston Spa

D-D-Island-Eatz.square.site

Dragon Chinese Restaurant

146 Raylinsky Rd, Unit #1, Ballston Lake (518) 289-5566

DragonChineseOrder.com

Duo Modern Japanese Cuisine & Hibachi

175 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-8881

DuoJapanese.com

Great Tang's

127 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-6666 | GreatTangs.com

Haru

15 Old Gick Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 978-8888 | HaruSaratoga.com

Joel’s Jerk Hut

183 Church Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 682-0371

JoelsJerkHut.com

Kinjo

68 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-8888

KinjoSaratoga.com

Kraverie

78 Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7423

KraverieSaratoga.com

Lucky Peking

66 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-8371

LuckyPeking.com

Legend Sushi

15 Prospect Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3963

LegendSushi15.com

Mama’s Pho House

1106 Ellsworth Boulevard, Malta (518) 400-1033

MamasPhoHouse.com

New Best Hunan Chinese Restaurant

418 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 581-8234

NewBestHunanNY.com

New China

2002 Doubleday Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 884-8006

NewChinaBallstonSpaNY.com

Omakase Sushi and Grill

30 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 680-6888

OmakaseSushiGrill.com

Osaka Asian Fusion

3084 NY-50, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-1900

OsakaSaratogaSprings.com

Rhea

389 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8962

Rhea-Saratoga.com

Sara’s Kitchen

419 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 316-4456

SarasKitchen518.com

Sunny Wok

3084 NY-50, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-8888

SunnyWokss.com

Sushi Thai Garden

44 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-0900

SushiThaiGarden.com

Taste of CHINA

103 West Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-0909

TasteofChinass.com

Tasty Chinese

21 Kendall Way, Malta (518) 899-4855

TastyChineseOnline.com

UME

135 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 934-9888

Ume518.com

Uncle Ming’s Kitchen

74 Henry Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-5558

Wasabi 63 Putnam Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-1092

WasabiSaratogaNY.com

Yeh Mon Jamaican Restaurant 50 Pine Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 307-1401

MEXICAN

42 Fusion

42 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2030

42Fusion.com

Amigos Cantina

42 Ferry Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-9595

AmigosCantina.net

Cantina

408 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-5577

CantinaSaratoga.com

Compadres Diner

666 Saratoga Road, Gansevoort (518) 306-5100

CompadresDiner.GoDaddySites.com

El Mexicano

208 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 226-0105

ElMexicanoRestaurant.com

Esperanto

4 Caroline Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-4236

EsperantoSaratoga.com

Mexican Connection

41 Nelson Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-4466

MexConx.com

Mi Casa

2100 Doubleday Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2058

MiCasaNewYork.com

Miscellania Elena

80 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 490-2048

MiscellaniaElena.com

Taqueria Guadalajara

2007 Doubleday Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 309-1012

Taquero

68 Putnam Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1217

EatTaquero.com

SEAFOOD

Eddie F's

119 Clinton Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7830

EatEddieFs.com

VEGETARIAN

BARE Blends

18 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1426 | BAREBlends.com

Bowled

1104 Ellsworth Boulevard, Malta (518) 289-5212 | BowledCo.com

SOUTHERN/BBQ

Dizzy Chicken Barbecue

102 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-4099

DizzyChickenBarbecue.com

Hattie’s Restaurants

45 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs: (518) 584-4790

3057 Route 50, Saratoga Springs: (518) 226-0000

HattiesRestaurants.com

NaNola

2639 US-9, Malta (518) 587-1300

NanolaRestaurant.com

West Ave Chicken

99 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 539-4771

WestAveChicken.com

Comfort Kitchen

Saratoga Marketplace, Lower Level, 454 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1234 | ComfortEats.com

THORN + ROOTS

46 Marion Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 212-7235

ThornAndRoots.com

FARM TO TABLE

9 Miles East

64 Excelsior Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 223-9872

9MilesEast.com

The Mouzon House

1 York Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 226-0014

MouzonHouse.net

Next Door Kitchen & Bar

51 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3249

NextDoorKitchenandBar.com

Salt & Char

353 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7500

SaltAndCharSaratoga.com

Wheatfields

440 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0534

Wheatfields.com

FINE DINING

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15 Church

15 Church Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1515

15ChurchRestaurant.com

Boca Bistro

384 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-2800 | BocaBistro.com

Brasserie Benelux

390 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-6950 | BeneluxNY.com

The Coat Room

385 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4155 | TheCoatRoom.com

The Diamond Club at Embassy Suites

86 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1111

DiamondClubRestaurantSaratoga.com

Familiar Creature

42 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1086 | Familiar-Creature.com

Hamlet & Ghost

24 Caroline Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7287 | HamletandGhost.com

The Inn at Saratoga 231 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-1890 | TheInnAtSaratoga.com

Jacob & Anthony’s American Grille

38 High Rock Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 871-1600 | JacobandAnthony.com

Kindred

84 Henry Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-1198 | KindredSaratoga.com

Lake Ridge

35 Burlington Avenue, Round Lake (518) 889-6000 | Lake-Ridge.com

The Market Bar, Restaurant and Café

55 Railroad Place, Saratoga Springs (518) 430-2049

MarketBarandRestaurant.com

Max London’s

466 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0505

MaxLondonsRestaurant.com

Morton’s The Steakhouse

342 Jefferson Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-5999 | Mortons.com

Morrissey's Lounge & Bistro

365 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 350-7945 | MorrisseysLounge.com

Prime Restaurant at Saratoga National

458 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-4653

PrimeatSaratogaNational.com

Putnam's Restaurant & Bar at The Gideon Putnam (Seasonal) 24 Gideon Putnam Rd, Saratoga Springs (518) 226-4719 | GideonPutnam.com

Salt & Char

353 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-7500 | SaltandCharSaratoga.com

Seneca

17 Division Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 430-2045 | Seneca-Saratoga.com

Siro’s (Seasonal) 168 Lincoln Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-4030 | SirosSaratoga.com

Thirsty Owl

184 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-9694

ThirstyOwlSaratoga.com

The Wild Horse

38 Caroline Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-1003

The-Wild-Horse.com

The Wine Bar

417 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-8777

TheWineBarofSaratoga.com

The Wishing Well

745 Saratoga Road, Gansevoort (518) 584-7640

WishingWellRestaurant.com

DELI & PIZZA

PIZZA

9 Miles East Farm Pizza

64 Excelsior Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 223-9872

9MilesEast.com

Adooma Pizza & Kebab

92A Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3605

AdoomaPizza.HungerRush.com

Biscossi’s Pizza Time

418 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 587-4650 | BiscossisPizza.com

Beer Wine Pizza

70 Weibel Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 763-2975 | BeerWinePizza.com

Caputo’s Pizzeria

3039 NY-50, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-0011 | CaputosPizzeria.com

Cusato’s Pizzeria & Deli

2100 Doubleday Avenue, #21, Ballston Spa (518) 888-7239 | CusatosPizza.com

D’Andrea’s Pizza North 645 US-9, Gansevoort (518) 583-3781

DandreasPizza.com

Empire Pizza

170 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 350-9000

SaratogaEmpirePizza.com

Gennaro's Pizza Parlor

46 Marion Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1900

GennarosPizzaParlor.com

Harvest & Hearth

251 County US-67, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1900

HarvestAndHearth.com

I Love NY Pizza

26 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 245-3206

OrderILoveNYPizzaMenu.com

Jimmy’s Pizza & Pasta 31 Kendall Way, Malta (518) 899-2939

JimmysPizza-Malta.com

Justin’s Pizza

3775 Lewis Road, Ballston Spa (518) 885-1800 | JustinsPizzaNY.com

Mama Mia’s

185 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-7783

MamaMiasSaratoga.com

Marino’s Pizza

46 West Circular St, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-3030

MarinosofSaratoga.com

Napoli’s Pizzeria

128 Dunning Street, Malta (518) 899-2000 | PizzaofNapoli.com

Pizza 7

7 Caroline Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 580-2000 | SaratogaPizza7.com

Pizza Etc.

449 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6715 | PizzaEtcOnline.com

Pizza Time

636 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-6265 | PizzaTimeWilton.com

Pizza Works

54 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-0669 | PizzaWorks.org

Pope’s Pizza

232 Washington Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-1643

Primo Pizzeria

4208 NY-50, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-5700 | GetPrimoPizza.com

The Publik House

2727 US-9, Malta (518) 587-7479 | PublikHouse.net

Rustic Pizza & Eats

556 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 871-1069 | RusticSaratoga.com

Sergio’s Pizza

4 Kelch Drive, Malta (518) 306-4400 | SergiosNYPizza.com

Speckled Pig Brewing Co.

11-13 Washington Street, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3075

SpeckledPigBrewing.com

Village Pizzeria

2727 Route 29, Middle Grove (518) 882-9431

VillagePizzeria.com

West Avenue Pizzeria

99 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-3788

WestAvenuePizzeria.com

West Avenue Pizzeria

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DELIS

Cannone’s Deli

654 Saratoga Road, Gansevoort (518) 886-9078

Cardona’s Market

222 Washington Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-6004 | CardonasMarket.com

Fat Paulie’s

92 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-5918 | FatPaulies.com

Franklin Square Market

55 Railroad Place, Saratoga Springs (518) 430-2049 | FranklinSqMarket.com

Front Street Deli

39 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 884-0456 | TheFSDeli.com

Just Meats

2858 US-9, Ballston Spa: (518) 584-7969 1023 NY-29, Schuylerville: (518) 507-6061 JustMeatsDeliMarket.com

The Little Market at Five Points 42 Park Place, Saratoga Springs 518-450-7068 | TheLittleMarketat5.com

Pellegrino Imports of Malta

2578 US-9, Malta (518) 289-5340 | PellegrinoMalta.com

Putnam Market

431 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-3663 | PutnamMarket.com

Russell’s Deli

303 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-3354 | RussellsDeli.com

Saratoga’s Broadway Deli

420 Broadway, Suite 2, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-3416 | SaratogasBroadwayDeli.com

Spring Street Deli & Pizzeria

132 Spring Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-0994 | SpringStreetDeli.net

PUBS, BREWERIES & SPORTS BARS

DINING GUIDE | CHECK WEBSITES FOR UPDATES

PUBS

Bailey’s Saratoga

37 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 450-1305 | BaileysCafe.com

The Barrelhouse 68 Beekman St, Saratoga Springs (518) 871-1502

Bentley’s Tavern 4 Hemphill Place, Malta (518) 899-4300

MyFavoriteTaverns.com

The Brick At 2 West 2 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4003 | BrickAt2West.com

The Brickyard Tavern & Grill

72 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 884-2570, (518) 884-2560

TheBrickyardTavern.com

Charlton Tavern

745 Charlton Road, Ballston Lake (518) 399-9951

CharltonTavern.com

Dozer’s

411 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 587-9478

The Galley Bar and Grill

2839 US-9, Malta (518) 886-8695

GalleyBarandGrill.com

Harvey’s Restaurant and Bar 14 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-0003 | HarveysPub.com

Henry Street Taproom 86 Henry Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8938

HenryStreetTaproom.com

SPORTS BARS

The Bunker

307 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 245-6480 | GetintheBunker.golf

Cooperstown Distillery

453 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 217-3990 | CooperstownDistillery.com

End Zone Sports Pub

32 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-6460 | SaratogaStrikeZone.com

Henry’s Tavern

19 Front Street, Ballston Spa (518) 309-3584

HenrysIrishTavern.com

Holy Moses Tavern

847 Saratoga Road, Gansevoort (518) 306-4022

HolyMosesTavern.com

Horseshoe Inn

9 Gridley Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8086

HorseShoeSaratoga.com

King’s Tavern

241 Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-7090

The Local Pub and Teahouse 142 Grand Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-7256

TheLocalPubAndTeahouse.com

The Mill on Round Lake 2121 US-9, Round Lake (518) 899-5253

MyFavoriteTaverns.com

Milton Tavern

430 Geyser Road, Ballston Spa (518) 309-7022 | Milton-Tavern.com

The Parting Glass

40-42 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 583-1916

PartingGlassPub.com

The Publik House 2729 US-9, Malta (518) 587-7479 | PublikHouse.net

Trotters

45 Caroline Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-8818

BREWERIES

Active Ingredient Brewing Company

2443 US-9 Suite 301, Malta (518) 289-5520 | ActiveIngredientBrewing.com

Artisanal Brew Works

617 Maple Avenue Unit D, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-4344 | ArtisanalBrewWorks.com

Bound by Fate Brewing 31 Ferry Street, Schuylerville (518) 507-6246 | BoundbyFateBrewing.com

Dancing Grain Farm Brewery 180 Old West Road, Gansevoort (518) 808-3432 | DancingGrain.com

Druthers Brewing Company 381 Broadway, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5275 | DruthersBrewing.com

Ferdle Turtle Brewing Company 161 Broad Street, Schuylerville FerdleTurtle.com

Pint Sized by Dive 33 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs DiveUpstate.com

The Real McCoy Beer Co.

28 Washington Street, Ballston Spa (518) 817-7423 | TheRealMcCoyBeerCo.com

Mane Bar

342 Jefferson Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-8888 | SaratogaCasino.com

Quarters

183 Ballston Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-9518 | QuartersSaratoga.com

The West Side Sports Bar & Grill

112 Congress Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 691-0193

TheWestSideSportsBar.com

Speckled Pig Brewing Co. 11-13 Washington Street, Ballston Spa (518) 288-3075 | SpeckledPigBrewing.com

Tree House Brewing Company 3376 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs (413) 523-2367 | TreeHouseBrew.com

Unified Beerworks

7 Old Stonebreak Roa, Malta (518) 289-5078 | Unified-Beerworks.com

Whitman Brewing Co. 20 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 682-3602 | WaltandWhitmanBrewing.com

“I just love an Italianate!”

responded Julie Furey when asked about what attracted her to 42 Circular Street. “I love the symmetry, the height, the front doors, the staircase, the pocket doors, and, of course, the tower that gives stunning views of the entire city!” she continued.

Julie and her husband Tom chose Saratoga Springs to be their permanent residence after living in various places across the country. For Tom it was horse racing that attracted him. Raised in western Massachusetts, he grew up coming to Saratoga Race Course. For Julie, it was the architecture and history that attracted her. “The historical character of Saratoga Springs makes it so special. It sets it apart from any other,” shared Julie.

In 2011, the syndicate of which Tom was a part, Team Valor, had a Kentucky Derby winner, Animal Kingdom, who later became a Dubai World Cup and Eclipse winner. It was that same year that Tom and Julie sought a second home in Saratoga Springs. Initially they looked for a historic residence to purchase. However, after giving it more thought, they realized that they could not commit the necessary time to undertake a large project due to their work obligations in Connecticut, ultimately choosing to buy a condominium at 38 High Rock.

By 2020, Tom was fully retired as an executive of IBM and Julie was transitioning to a less active role in her interior design business, Julian’s Interiors, and they decided to move to Saratoga Springs full-time to begin in earnest to look for their forever home. They looked at several different historic residences. Yet, it was 42 Circular Street that captured Julie’s imagination.

“Tom loved the natural light in the house but we both had no idea what we were getting ourselves into,” laughed Julie.

“It needed a lot of work,” she continued. Unlike Tom, Julie was able to look past the multiple apartments that subdivided the home and see its potential to return to a single-family residence. Not to mention, it was an Italianate, her favorite style of architecture, and overlooked Congress Park.

The house is a classic example of the Italianate style, popular between 1840 and 1885. Identifying features of the style include low-pitched hipped roofs, wide overhanging eaves with decorative brackets, tall narrow windows - arched and rectangular - with elaborate window surrounds, paired wood front doors with an enframement matching those of the windows, a two-story bay window, and a tower. Before restoration

The land

that is today 42 Circular Street was originally Lot 12 of the Kayaderosseras Patent, which included Congress Spring. In 1823, John Clarke purchased the spring and the adjoining 97 acres of land from John Livingston. Clarke had emigrated from Yorkshire, England to New York City shortly after the Revolutionary War. In 1819, he opened the first soda fountain in the city. After making improvements to Congress Spring, he began to bottle its waters and sell it throughout the United States and Europe.

Clarke drained the “dismal swamp” that surrounded the spring and landscaped the land for visitors to promenade after sampling the spring waters, today known as Congress Park. Clarke planned Circular Street along the bluff above the park, curving north to Empire and High Rock springs. He built his stately 1832 Greek Revival residence at 46 Circular Street, overlooking his park.

Clarke married Mrs. Eliza White, the widow of Charles White, a prominent attorney with whom she had four children - William B. White; John H. White; Louisa A. White Maxwell, married to Amos Maxwell, and Mary R. White Shepherd, married to Daniel Shepherd.

In 1838, John and Eliza sold vacant land to Edward Smith. Wanting to control what was developed next door to his home at 46 Circular Street, John conveyed it with a covenant limiting the use or occupancy to a private residence. Ten years later, Peter V. Wiggins, acting as the trustee for Louisa A. White Maxwell, John Clarke’s stepdaughter, acquired the property. In 1856, the vacant property was transferred to John H. White. In 1871, the property was conveyed to his sister, Mary Shepherd. She was married to Daniel Shepherd, an attorney, who passed away in 1870. The year following his death, Mary hired Alexander A. Patterson, who resided at 65 Phila Street, to build her home. The November 16, 1871, Saratogian article said it would be completed in May and “It will be finished off in the most modern style.” Upon her passing three years later, the property was conveyed to her four children – John Clarke Shepherd, Charles White Shepherd, Augustine White Shepherd, and Mary L. Shepherd. It remained in the Shepherd family until 1902.

Thatyear, Mabel A. Wesley of New York City, acquired it as her summer residence. She later married William S. Tod, a millionaire who had extensive interests in the Western and Middle Western railroads. In 1918, they sold it to Hugh Dennin, who operated the Saratoga Detective and Investigative Bureau, providing guards and watchmen for prominent summer residents. Prior to Saratoga Springs being incorporated as a city, he served as a village trustee, and later served as city marshal. Hugh passed away in 1938. According to Saratogian articles, Erva, Dennis’ wife, hosted many social events at 42 Circular Street. In 1942, Erva transferred the property to the Retreat for Ladies and Homeless Girls in Albany for $1 and moved to 74 Fifth Avenue.

That same year, Skidmore College acquired the property. Between 1942 and 1958, the Dominican Convent was listed at this address. Skidmore College briefly used it as South Hall. In 1964, it became faculty housing for Horace B. Reed Jr., an associate professor, and his wife Mary, a librarian, followed by David Kieserman, assistant professor

of Theatre, and his wife, Carole. In 1972, Verrazzano College purchased this building and others from Skidmore College. After Verrazzano declared bankruptcy, Mahmud and Fatma Okby bought the property in 1977. It was under their ownership that the house was divided into multiple apartments. It remained in the Okby family until 2020 when Julie and Tom purchased the property.

Julie planned to return the house to its original grandeur. She assembled a team that included ACW Builders, Redbud Development, SD Atelier Architecture, LLC, and others to undertake the project. “It was important to me to keep the integrity and symmetry of the house while making changes to accommodate modern living,” shared Julie. When walls were removed to restore the rooms to their original configuration and size, roof structural issues were discovered that needed to be addressed. The interior was taken down to the studs to allow for new electrical wiring, plumbing, and HVAC to be installed. It was at this time that the house was featured on the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation’s 2022 Historic Homes Tour as the “Rehabilitation in Progress.”

Alex Wilcox of ACW Builders said, “Julie was a once in a lifetime client. She wanted to do it right, not rush. She was unwilling to sacrifice quality.” For example, rather than buy generic stock wood moldings, which would have been less expensive and faster, knives were made to match what little of the original plaster moldings survived. “Five miles of new moldings were installed,” laughed Alex. Frances Milks and his brother Merv were hired to restore the existing plaster medallions and recreate those that were missing. Tight wood grain fir was used so that it would be in keeping with original flooring. Great care was taken to replicate the herringbone pattern and borders of the floors.

Sue Davis and the team of SD Atelier Architecture, LLC designed the rear addition to allow for a modern kitchen, mudroom, and better access to the rear of the house and basement. She was also responsible for designing the carriage house style garage. At the time of purchase, the property did not have a garage because in 1977, the original carriage house, today the Beagle School, was subdivided from the property. “Julie wanted to respect the original house,” said Sue. “The garage needed to be similar to the house but different, less ornate. For example, because the house is so vertical, the garage needed to be as well, which allowed for a studio space above” she continued.

Geff

Redick , the landscape architect and owner of Redbud Development, created the landscaped outdoor spaces, shared “Julie had specific visions of what she wanted as a designer. However, she allowed project team members to express their opinions throughout the process and trusted their expertise, which ultimately led to collaboration and a great project inside and out.”

Ultimately, it took four years to complete the project that also included installing new roofs, painting the exterior, restoring the front doors and windows, and creating six ensuite bedrooms, including a primary suite on the first floor.

“It took a village – each person sharing their talents. Each talent helped to bring it back to life,” said Julie. Julie’s infectious enthusiasm, sense of humor, attention to detail, desire to respect the architecture and history of the house, and, ultimately, giving back to Saratoga Springs made it a fun, memorable experience for all those involved.

Last September, the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation recognized 42 Circular Street with an Exterior Rehabilitation Award and New Contextual Design Award for the garage.

Again, Julie and Tom, thank you for your commitment and investment in preserving a piece of Saratoga Springs history.

DIRECTORY OF Organizations

IMPORTANT NUMBERS TO HAVE

Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (518) 587-0407 (518) 587-8800

1-800- 662-HELP (4357)

Child Abuse (800) 342-3720

Mental Health Clinic (518) 584-9030

Mental Health Crisis Text Line

Text HOME to 741741

National Grid

Power Outages: (800) 642-4272

Downed Wire: (800) 867-5222

Gas Emergency (800) 892-2345

Wellspring Domestic Violence Hotline (518) 584-8188

NYS Terrorism Tip Line

1-866-SAFE-NYS (518) 723-3697

Poison Control (Nationwide) (800) 222-1222

Public Health (518) 584-7460

Sheriff’s Department

Non-Emergency: (518) 885-6761

SaratogaCountySheriff.org

Sheriff Department Pistol Permits SaratogaCountySheriff.org

Suicide & Crisis Hotline

Call or Text 988

Northeast Mobile Search & Rescue

Non-Urgent: (518) 250-0413

Urgent: (518) 664-2909

NEMSAR.org

FOR EMERGENCY

Police, Fire & Ambulance Dial 911

DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATIONS

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EDUCATION / INFORMATIONAL

Adirondack BattalionU.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Adkbn.org

A division in the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC). USNSCC is a youth leadership development program for kids ages 10completion of high school, sponsored by the U.S. Navy. Their mission: to build leaders of character by offering America's young men and women handson and experiential training in partnership with the Navy and its sister services.

BOCES Adult Education wswheBoces.org

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County

50 W High Street, Ballston Spa (518) 885-8995

CCEsaratoga.org

Girl Scouts of Northeastern NY (518) 489-8110

GirlScoutsneny.org

Literacy NY

Saratoga Springs Public Library

49 Henry St. Saratoga Springs sspl.org/services/specialtyservices/literacy/

ENVIRONMENTAL

Adirondack Mountain Club

ADK .org

Bikeatoga (518) 290-0746

Bikeatoga.org

Friends of the Kayaderosseras kayadeross.org

Hudson Crossing Park County Rd 42, Schuylerville (Lock 5) PO Box 144, Schuylerville (518) 350-PARK (7275) HudsonCrossingPark.org

Saratoga Lake Association PO Box 2152, Ballston Spa SaratogaLake.org

Poet Laureate of Saratoga Springs

saratoga-springs.org/2730/PoetLaureate poetlaureatessp@gmail.com

Saratoga Book Festival friends.sspl.org/book-festival

Saratoga Reads!

c/o Saratoga Library

49 Henry St, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-7860

SaratogaReads.org

Saratoga Sponsor a Scholar PO Box 107, Saratoga Springs (518) 207-7682

SaratogaSponsoraScholar.org

Scouts of America

Twin Rivers Council

TRCscouting.org

Tri-County Literacy Center

251 Glen Street, Glens Falls (518) 792-6508 ext. 296 trilitcenter.org

Offering free literacy, English as a new language and high school equivalency tutoring as well as assistance with the US Citizenship exam to adults in Warren, Washington and Saratoga Counties.

FAMILY / HEALTH

Alcoholics Anonymous Hotline: (518) 587-0407 District5.aahmbny.org Nenyaa.org

Alcohol & Substance Abuse Prevention Council of Saratoga County 125 High Rock Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-1230 PreventionCouncil.org

Ballston Area Community Center 20 Malta Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-3261

BallstonAreaCC.org

Ballston Area Recreation Commission (BARC) 61 Eastern Ave, Ballston Spa (518) 885-1634

BallstonAreaRec.org

Birthright

1490 Saratoga Road (Route 50), Ballston Spa (518) 885-4117

birthrightofballstonspa.com

CAPTAIN Community

Human Services

• 543 Saratoga Road, Glenville (518) 399-4624

• 5 Municipal Plaza, Suite 3, Clifton Park | (518) 371-1185 CaptainCares.org

Joy US Foundation P.O. Box 3183, Saratoga Springs

JoyUSfoundation.com

The mission of Joy US Foundation is to restore Joy and Serenity in the lives of cancer patients/survivors and their families by providing access to free outdoor excursions.

Lifeworks Community Action

39 Bath Street, Ballston Spa PO Box 169 (518) 288-3206

LifeworksAction.org

A network of programs and resources that address the wide range of challenges lowincome families face, including hunger, utility costs, child care, and language barriers. These programs have helped thousands of neighbors meet their immediate needs and work toward economic security.

Living Resources (518) 218-0000

Livingresources.org

Supporting and empowering individuals with disabilities or other life-challenging conditions to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. Offering after school programs, art programs, brain injury services, day habilitation, and veterans services.

Saratoga P.L.A.N. 112 Spring Street, Suite 202, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-5554

SaratogaPlan.org

Saratoga Spring

Preservation Foundation 112 Spring Street, Suite 203, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-5030

SaratogaPreservation.org

Sustainable Saratoga PO Box 454, Saratoga Springs (518) 620-6139 SustainableSaratoga.org

Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park 80 Scout Road, Gansevoort (518) 450-0321

WiltonPreserve.org

Over thirty programs designed to protect and nurture children and youth, strengthen families, connect seniors, resolve crises, feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, and support the emotionally challenged.

Catholic Charities

142 Regent St, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-5000 | CCrcda.org

Center for Disability Services cfdsny.org

Franklin Community Center, Inc.

95 Washington St, Saratoga Springs Food Pantry: 10 Franklin St. Free Store: 101 Washington St. (518) 587-9826

FranklinCommunityCenter.org

A family resource center to serve and advocate for the underresourced, offering a helping hand, and bridging gaps in our community’s needs.

Mediation Matters 480 Broadway, LL-32 Saratoga Springs (518) 584-6361

MediationMatters.org

Overeaters Anonymous –NYS Capital District Intergroup (518) 292-0666 | oaNYScd.org

Samuel S. Stratton Veterans Administration Medical Center (518) 626-5000

Saratoga Center for The Family 359 Ballston Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-8008 | SaratogaCFF.org

Saratoga County Children’s Committee PO Box 1254, Saratoga Springs SaratogaChildrensCommittee.org

Wellspring Ending Relationship & Sexual Abuse 2816 Route 9, Malta (518) 583-0280

24 Hr. Hotline: (518) 584-8188

wellspringcares.org

FRATERNAL/SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

American Legions: Advocating and assisting Veterans 24/7 Veteran Crisis Line: Phone: dial 988, then press 1 Text: 838255 mylegion.org

• American Legion Post #70 34 West Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-0236

• American Legion Post #91 427 S. Main St, Mechanicville (518) 664-5333

• American Legion #234 23 Pleasant St, Ballston Spa (518) 885-7236 AmericanLegion0234ny.org

• American Legion Post #278 6 Clancy Street, Schuylerville (518) 695-3011

• American Legion Post #490 1 American Legion Rd, Stillwater (518) 664-8037

• American Legion Post #533 531 Main Street, Corinth (518) 744-9179

• American Legion Post #1644 81 East Street, Mechanicville (518) 664-7841

Elks Lodge:

• Ballston Spa #2619 10 Hamilton St., Ballston Spa (518) 885-1149 | Elks.org

• Clifton Park #2466 695 Macelroy Rd, Ballston Lake (518) 877-5200

• Mechanicville-Stillwater #1403

300 Park Ave, Mechanicville (518) 664-3345 | Elks.org

• Saratoga-Wilton #161 1 Elks Lane, Saratoga Springs PO Box 3111 | (518) 584-2585 SaratogaWiltonElks161.org

Lions Clubs:

• Ballston Spa Lions Club PO Box 242, Ballston Spa BallstonSpaLionsClub.org

• Galway Lions Club 2167 Galway Rd., Galway GalwayLionsClubNY.org

• Town of Greenfield Lions Club PO Box 188, Greenfield Center e-clubhouse.org/sites/ townofgreenfield/

• Saratoga Springs Lions Club PO Box 166, Saratoga Springs (518) 212-7752

SaratogaSpringsLions.com

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

Angel Names Association (518) 654-2411 | AngelNames.org

Support for families who experience a stillbirth

AIM Services, Inc.

4227 Rte 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-3208

AIMservicesinc.org

Dedicated to caring for people with disabilities.

Alzheimer's Association

Gwen Rowland growland@alz.org (518) 888-5846 | Alz.org

Gateway House of Peace

479 Rowland St, Ballston Spa (518) 450-1273

GatewayHouseOfPeace.org

A two-bed residence providing individual care and comfort for end-of-life care.

Help for Parkinson's helpforpd.org info@helpforpd.org

A local organization with the goal of helping those affected

Operation Adopt A Soldier 4282 Rte 50, Unit 1-B, Saratoga Springs (518) 260-9922

OperationAdoptASoldier.org

Racing City Chorus (518) 504-SING (7464) RacingCityChorus.org

Rotary Clubs:

• Ballston Spa Rotary Club BallstonSpaRotary.com

• Saratoga Springs Rotary Club PO Box 1307, Saratoga Springs SaratogaSpringsRotary.org

• Malta Sunrise Rotary Club PO BOX 671, Round Lake MaltaSunriseRotaryny. blogspot.com

Saratoga Knights of Columbus #246 50 Pine Road, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-8547

SaratogaKOFC246.com

Soroptimist International of Saratoga County PO Box 1074, Saratoga Springs SoroptimistSaratoga.org

U.S. Submarine Veterans PO Box 4172, Clifton Park AlbanySaratogaSubVets.com

Rise Support Services

by Parkinson’s live well. We provide access to information, programs, and resources to the Parkinson's community.

Living Resources (518) 218-0000

Livingresources.org

Supporting and empowering individuals with disabilities or other life-challenging conditions to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. Offering after school programs, art programs, brain injury services, day habilitation, and veterans services.

Mary’s Haven

35 New St, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-9397 | ccrcda.org/ get-help/saratoga-county/ community-home-for-the-dying A community home for people within the last three months of life.

Prevention Council

125 High Rock Ave, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-1230 PreventionCouncil.org

127 Union St, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-6193 | RiseServices.org

Housing and support to people dealing with mental health concerns and substance abuse.

Saratoga County NY Connects (800) 342-9871

NYconnects.NY.gov Information on wellness services.

Saratoga County

Public Health Nursing

6012 County Farm Rd, Ballston Spa (518) 584-7460

SaratogaCountyNY.gov

Southern Adirondack

Independent Living

3065 State Route 50, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-8202 | SailHelps.org

A plethora of services and information for the disabled and elderly in our community.

Woofs for Warriors, Inc. PO Box 2466, Glens Fall (518) 744-2123

WoofsForWarriors.org

Matches rescue dogs with veterans suffering from (PTSD).

POLITICAL & CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS

League of Women Voters of Saratoga County PO Box 1029, Saratoga LWVsaratoga.org

Saratoga County Democrats P.O. Box 484, Clifton Park SaratogaCountyDems.org

Saratoga County

Republican Committee

199 Milton Ave, Ballston Spa (518) 584-7900 | SaratogaGOP.com

Saratoga Springs

Democratic Committee

SaratogaDems.org

Saratoga Springs

Republican Committee

SSGOP.org

Upstate Conservative Coalition UpstateConservatives.org

PRESERVATION & HISTORICAL

Daughters of the American Revolution - Saratoga Chapter Nyscdar.weebly.com

Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War nyDUVCW.org

Friends of Saratoga Battlefield Friendsofthesaratogabattlefield.org

Friends of Ulysses S. Grant Cottage PO Box 2294, Wilton (518) 584-4353 | GrantCottage.org

Heritage Hunters of Saratoga County

SaratogaNYgenWeb.com

Old Saratoga

Historical Association

501 Rte 32 South, Schuylerville FB: @oldsaratogahistorical

Saratoga Gerald B.H. Solomon

National Cemetery 200 Duell Road, Schuylerville (518) 581-9128 | Cem.va.gov

Saratoga Monument & The Saratoga National Historical Park (The Battlefield) 648 Route 32, Stillwater (518) 670-2985 | NPS.gov/sara

Saratoga Springs

Preservation Foundation 112 Spring Street, Suite 203, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-5030

SaratogaPreservation.org

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

After the Fire PO Box 4188, Halfmoon (518) 435-4571 | AfterTheFire.org

Catholic Charities

142 Regent St, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-5000, CCrcda.org

Catholic Daughters of the Americas

Saratogakofc246.com/catholicdaughters

Dake Foundation for Children

PO Box 3575, Saratoga Springs (518) 226-0252

DakeFoundation.org

Double H Ranch

97 Hidden Valley Road, Lake Luzerne (518) 696-5676

DoubleHRanch.org

Floyd Warriors

Saratoga Springs

FloydWarriors.com

Created to offer a support system- an Army of Help - to go into the lives of patients battling cancer, so they may have help with the basic needs in life to recover and live to pursue their God given dreams and talents.

Flutters of Hope Inc.

FluttersOfHopeInc.org

Flutters of Hope exists to remind every person fighting an eating disorder that they are seen, loved, and never alone. We bring comfort, awareness, and support through our Butterflywish Baskets and Grants.

Franklin Community Center

95 Washington Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-9826

FranklinCommunityCenter.org

The Giving Circle, Inc. PO Box 3162, Saratoga Springs (518) 469-6769

TheGivingCircle.org

Jake’s Help From Heaven

P.O. Box 809, Saratoga Springs (518) 951-0009

JakesHelpFromHeaven.org

Make-A-Wish Foundation of NENY

92 Congress St., Saratoga Springs (518) 456-9474 | NENY.Wish.org

Noah’s Attic

Christ Episcopal Church 15 W High Seet, Ballston Spa (518) 885-9455

ChristEpiscopalBallstonSpa.com/ noahs-attic

Old Friends at Cabin Creek 483 Sandhill Road, Greenfield (518) 698-2377

OldFriendsAtCabinCreek.com

Operation Adopt A Soldier

4282 Route 50 Unit 1-B, Saratoga Springs (518) 260-9922

OperationAdoptASoldier.org

Project Lift

95 Washington St, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-9826

FranklinCommunityCenter.org

Rebuilding Together

Saratoga County Inc.

132 Milton Ave, Ballston Spa (518) 587-3315 | RTsaratoga.org

Saratoga Hospital Foundation 211 Church St, Saratoga Springs

SaratogaHospitalFoundation.org

Saratoga Bridges

16 Saratoga Bridges Blvd, Ballston Spa (518) 587-0723

SaratogaBridges.org

Saratoga Mentoring Program of Catholic Charities

368 Broadway, Suite 16

Saratoga Springs (518) 581-1487

SaratogaMentoring.org

Saratoga WarHorse Foundation PO Box 461, Saratoga Springs (518) 886-8131

SaratogaWarhorse.com

Improving the physical, mental, and emotional health of Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress by providing a healing, equine-assisted experience utilizing off-the-track Thoroughbreds

Things of My Very Own

249 Green Street, Schenectady (518) 630-5143

ThingsOfMyVeryOwn.org

Woofs for Warriors, Inc. PO Box 2466, Glens Falls (518) 744-2123

WoofsforWarriors.org

Matches rescue dogs with veterans suffering from (PTSD).

Youth Forward Foundation

Saratoga Springs Youthforward.org

Empowers youth, helps them achieve their potential, and realize their dreams by funding scholarships. Our scholarship support is focused on developing their talents, and creating opportunities for experiences that develop their talents, build their confidence, and expand their horizons for what their future might be.

FOOD PANTRIES

Christ Episcopal Church

15 W High Seet, Ballston Spa (518) 885-9455 | ChristEpiscopal BallstonSpa.com/food-pantry Monday, Friday, Saturday 10 a.m.Noon; Tuesday, Wednesday 1 -3 p.m.; Thursday 4:30-6 p.m.

Franklin Community Center 10 Franklin Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 587-9826

FranklinCommunityCenter.org

First Baptist Church

202 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-8361 | Thursdays 4:30- 6 p.m., 1st Tuesday 9-11 a.m.

Greater Galway Community Services 2167 Galway Road, Galway (518) 882-1316

Facebook: @GreaterGalwayFoodPantry Thursdays 10 a.m.- 7 p.m.

Greenfield Community Center 7 Wilton Road, Greenfield Center (518) 893-7432 | Greenfieldny.org Wednesdays 1:30-3:30 p.m.

SHELTERS

Captain Youth Shelter (518) 371-1185; (518) 584-6042

Emergency: 1-800-924-4636

CaptainCares.org

Temporary shelter for youth under 18. Shelter provides case management services and offers support from trained adult staff in a confidential location. The goal is to connect youth with a safe and stable home by reuniting the youth with their families or another permanent living arrangement.

Code Blue ShelterShelters of Saratoga 120 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs sheltersofsaratoga.org/shelter/ Cell number: (518) 599-8559

Provides winter shelter (November – April) and safety from the cold. Offers nightly meals, transitions to emergency shelter, and stabilization resources, if desired.

Rise Adelphi Street Shelter

4 Adelphi Street, Saratoga Springs (518) 306-5479

riseservices.org/what-we-do/advocacyand-outreach/adelphi-street-shelter

A low-barrier, 24-hour shelter for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Shelter guests are provided three meals per day, shower and laundry facilities. Care Management services are provided, but not required as the aim of the shelter is a place where people can have a safe roof over their heads and a place to be be during the day.

Karyl’s Kupboard

5 Municipal Plaza, Suite 3, Clifton Park (518) 371-1185 | CaptainCares.org Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays 10 a.m.- 3 p.m.

Salvation Army 27 Woodlawn Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 584-1640

Easternusa.salvationarmy.org/ empire/saratoga-springs

Shenendehowa Helping Hands at Jonesville Methodist Church 963 Main Street, Clifton Park (518) 877-7380 | JonesvilleUMC.org Fridays 9 a.m.- Noon

St. Clement’s Food Pantry 231 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs (518) 581-9805 | StClementsChurch.com

United Methodist Church 101 Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa (518) 885-6886 BallstonSpaUMchurch.org Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. - Noon

Wilton Food Pantry Trinity 155 Ballard Road, Wilton WiltonFoodPantry.org

Shelters of Saratoga

14 Walworth St., Saratoga Springs (518) 581-1097

sheltersofsaratoga.org

Provides individualized support, shelter, and housing and referrals to our Health Home program, Emergency Shelter, or clinical treatment.

Mother Susan Anderson Women’s and Children’s Shelter Saratoga Springs | (518) 222-5242

soulsavingstationchurch.com/shelter Provides a temporary place to stay, a liaison to Social Services and other community programs, assistance with housing programs, referrals to employment resources and referrals to recovery programs.

Veterans Community Housing Coalition

20 Prospect Street, #313, Ballston Spa (518) 885-0091 | vchcny.org

Offers transitional housing, permanent housing and temporary financial assistance for rent and other housing related matters. Also offers a Food Pantry for Veterans in need.

Wellspring - Ending relationship and sexual abuse (518) 583-0280 | Hotline: (518) 584- 8188

Wellspringcares.org

Always free and confidential. Wellspring is a relationship abuse and sexual assault services resource with a mission to support survivors and end relationship and sexual abuse.