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CBS Sportscasters Headline Saratoga Senior Center’s 70th Anniversary Luncheon

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Saratoga Senior Center will host its 70th anniversary luncheon, “An Afternoon with Jim Nantz,” on Thursday, Aug. 21 at the Fasig-Tipton Pavilion in Saratoga Springs. The event will feature a chat between Nantz and his CBS colleague and golf icon Dottie Pepper, who is a Saratoga native and member of the Blue Streak Hall of Fame.

The celebration honors Nantz as the center’s Man of the Year for his work in Alzheimer’s advocacy. Proceeds from the event will benefit the center’s mission to enhance the quality of life for local seniors through health, wellness, and enrichment programs.

 Event Details:

• Date: Thursday, Aug. 21

• Time: 12 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

• Location: Fasig-Tipton Pavilion

• Includes: buffet lunch, The Calling Wines (co-founded by Nantz), valet parking, and the fireside chat

• Tickets: Available now at saratogaseniorcenter.org

Guess Who’s Back, Back Again? Herbie’s Back, Tell a Friend


Herbie’s Burgers logo via the company.

SARATOGA SPRINGS — About a month after it was announced that Herbie’s Burgers was opening its first Spa City location at the Ice House, news has arrived that a second outpost will launch at the forthcoming Pint Sized by Dive bar at 33 Phila Street.

“The rumors are true,” said Pint Sized in an Instagram post. “Our friends at Herbie’s Burgers are joining us at our new Saratoga Springs location at 33 Phila Street! We get to work on October 1st. Aiming for a speedy buildout with a late fall opening ahead of the busy Spa City holiday season.”

Herbie’s is a growing smash burger chain that was founded in Albany in 2021. The company has seven locations outside of Saratoga, including three in Albany, one in Clifton Park, and one in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Pint Sized by Dive is in the process of moving its business from 489 Broadway to 33 Phila. It will continue operating at its current location until the end of this year.

Saratoga Supergroup: Siro’s and Danny Petrosino Join Forces for New Eatery

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Noah’s, an Italian chophouse set to open sometime next month, announced this week that Danny Petrosino of Osteria Danny fame will be creating all its pasta and gelato. 

Petrosino sold Danny’s in May after owning the restaurant for nine years. 

Noah’s is spearheaded by Noah Frese, the executive chef at Siro’s. It’s located at 43 Phila Street, and is one of several news restaurants joining the Phila block party. Familiar Creature, a Montreal-inspired wine bar, is currently open at 42 Phila. Standard Fare, the latest venture from the duo behind Bocage Champagne Bar, opens Aug. 15. Fillies on Phila, a casual wood-fired pizza restaurant, also recently opened at 39-41 Phila.

Albany Airport Completes First Phase of Construction Project


Photo of Albany International Airport’s Concourse A interior provided by the airport.

ALBANY — The Albany International Airport (ALB) recently announced that it has completed Phase 1 of its Concourse A Rehabilitation Project, marking a milestone in the most substantial overhaul to the concourse since it opened in 1979.

The focal point of this first phase is the addition of two new jet bridge-equipped gates, A1 and A2, located on the upper level alongside existing gates A3 through A6. Previously, gates A1 and A2 functioned as ground-level boarding areas, accessible only by walking outside, and were rarely used. These second-floor gates replace that outdated infrastructure with a modern, weather-protected boarding experience.

“Albany International is the front door to our region, and this project shows we’re serious about making a great first impression,” said Sam Fresina, chair of the Albany County Airport Authority Board in a news release. “We’re not just updating a concourse, we’re investing in infrastructure that supports jobs, attracts new routes, and keeps this airport competitive for years to come.”

“Albany International is the oldest municipal airport in the nation, and has come a long way since it was built on this site nearly 100 years ago. We knew it needed to be modernized as it continues to grow,” said Daniel P. McCoy, Albany County executive.

The first flights to use the newly constructed gates departed on July 28, with Allegiant Air operating from Gate A1 and United Airlines scheduled to depart from Gate A2 later in the week. These inaugural departures mark the official opening of the upgraded portion of Concourse A for passenger service.

Additional upgrades in Phase 1 include:

• Polished terrazzo flooring and a modernized ceiling design

• All-new seating with integrated power outlets

• Dedicated space for a future concession vendor

• Upgraded lighting and energy-efficient infrastructure

The cost of construction for the full Concourse A Rehabilitation Project is $13.36 million. Of that, $10.6 million was provided through a federal grant from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The funding supports the full scope of the project, which is scheduled to be completed in 2026.

The Concourse A project was made possible in part by a $10.6 million federal grant secured through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand were instrumental in delivering this funding to Albany.

Future phases will include renovations to gates A3 through A6, improved restrooms, upgraded mechanical systems, and additional passenger amenities, which are all designed to modernize the concourse, enhance the customer experience, and support ALB’s continued growth.

August 15 – August 21, 2025 


This 3 bedroom Colonial home at 11 Thunder Run in Wilton was listed by Julie Gold and sold by Kate Naughton from Roohan Realty. This home sold for $470,000

BALLSTON 

Michelle De Los Santos sold property at 74 Arcadia Ct to Marie Martin for $460,000

Allison Trujillo sold property at 87 Mann Rd to Helen Dove for $515,000

Tiffany Degiormo sold property at 2 Leah Ct to Keith Wilson for $750,000

Frank Rossi sold property at Rossi Dr to Katz Excavating and Construction LLC for $1,450,000

CORINTH

Anne Ives sold property at 749 CO Rt 24 to Jessica Reiger for $204,000

Sean Holmes sold property at 4567 Rt 9N to Christian Mercado for $385,000

GREENFIELD

Adriane Cabrera sold property at 2 Rebecca Dr to Cartus Financial Corp for $570,000

Cartus Financial Corp sold property at 2 Rebecca Dr to Stacey Thomas for $570,000

MALTA

Malta Land Company LLC sold property at 14 Admirals Way to Lukas Kiehl for $802,230

Olympia Riccardi sold property at 31 Garrison Lane to James Borromeo for $455,000

US Bank Trust National Association sold property at 4 Woodshire Court to PPP Properties for $300,000

MILTON

Miles Kelly sold property at 42 Red Coach Trail to Sean Kiernan for $3665,000

SARATOGA

Thomas Gross sold property at 10 Ashleigh Lane to Glenn Gerboth for $778,000

SARATOGA SPRINGS

Joan Lutz sold property at 115 Union Ave R202 to Gerard Parisi for $479,000

Jennifer Stump sold property at 27 Thoroughbred Dr to Mary Dernbach for $669,900

Maxine Baron sold property at 14 Sundance Dr. to Lynn Stokes for $765,000

Christopher Abbott sold property at 64 Rip Van Lane to Kip Chapman for $450,000

Michael Infurna sold property at 136 Meadowbrook Rd to Virgil Briggs Jr for $535,000

WILTON

Forest Grove LLC sold property at 10 Plumas Place to Joseph Komp for $805,405

Forest Grove LLC sold property at 51 Daintree Dr to Belinda Morris for $661,900

John Harvey property at 45 Brookside Dr to David Lenz for $575,000

Stephen Fisher sold property at 28 Daintree Dr to Darren Levine for $659,900

Saratoga County to hold Narcan Training and Distribution

Saratoga County will hold free Countywide Narcan training and distribution events on Tuesday, August 26th, 2025. A total of 29 events will be held throughout the day to bring awareness to overdose prevention and in recognition of the upcoming International Overdose Awareness Day (August 31st).

• Ballston Lake EMS: 1123 Ballston Lake Rd. Ballston Lake, NY 12019; 10AM-6PM

• Ballston Spa Police Department: 78 Thompson St. Ballston Spa, NY 12020; 10AM-6PM

• Catholic Charities – Schuylerville Office: 120 Broad St. Schuylerville, NY 12871; 10AM-6PM

• Clifton Park-Halfmoon EMS: 15 Crossing Blvd. Clifton Park, NY 12065; 10AM-6PM

• Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library: 475 Moe Rd. Clifton Park, NY 12065; 10AM-6PM

• Community Emergency Corps EMS: 519 Geyser Rd. Ballston Spa, NY 12020; 10AM-6PM

• Day Town Hall: 1650 N. Shore Rd. Hadley, NY 12835; 10AM-6PM

• Edinburg EMS: 30 N. Shore Rd. Northville, NY 12134; 3PM-6PM

• Galway EMS: 2175 Galway Rd. Galway, NY 12074; 10AM-6PM

• Greenfield Town Hall: 7 Wilton Rd. Greenfield Center, NY 12833; 10AM-6PM

• Halfmoon Fire: 315 Middletown Rd. Waterford, NY 12188; 10AM-6PM

• Healing Springs: 125 High Rock Ave. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 9AM-8PM

• Malta-Stillwater EMS (out of Stillwater Public Safety Center): 266 County Rt. 76 Stillwater, NY 12170; 10AM-3PM

• Mechanicville Senior Center: 178 N. Main St. Mechanicville, NY 12118; 10AM-4PM

• Meme’s Florist & Gifts: 118 Main St. Corinth, NY 12822; 10AM-6PM

• Moreau EMS: 1583 U.S. 9 Fort Edward, NY 12828; 10AM-6PM

• O’Brien Pharmacy: 4 Front St. Ballston Spa, NY 12020; 10AM-6PM

• Saratoga County Mental Health & Addiction Services: 135 S. Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 10AM-6PM

• Saratoga Hospital Community Health Center: 24 Hamilton St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 10AM-6PM

• Saratoga Hospital Galway Primary Care: 5344 Sacandaga Rd. Galway, NY 12074; 10AM-5PM

• Saratoga Hospital Main Location: 211 Church St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 9AM-4PM

• Saratoga Hospital Malta Med Emergent Care: 6 Medical Park Dr. Malta, NY 12020; 10AM-2PM

• Saratoga Hospital Malta Primary Care: 8 Medical Park Dr. Malta, NY 12020; 10AM-5PM

• Saratoga Hospital Wilton Primary Care: 3065 NY-50 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 10AM-5PM

• Saratoga Hospital Wilton Urgent Care: 3040 NY-50 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 10AM-6PM

• Saratoga Springs Police Department: 5 Lake Ave. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 10AM-6PM

• Saratoga Springs Public Library: 49 Henry St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; 10AM-6PM

• Waterford EMS: 46 4th St. Waterford, NY 12188; 10AM-6PM

• Wellspring: 2816 U.S. 9 Malta, NY 12020; 10AM-5PM

  • Town of Wilton Gavin Park: 10 Lewis Dr. Saratoga Springs; 10AM-6PM

Paving Update for the Week of Aug. 18

Major road work continues in Saratoga Springs as the battle to not have dozens of potholes rages on. 

Here is the paving update for the next week. 

• On Monday Aug. 18, Elm Street from West Circular St to Washington St will be milled

• On Monday Aug. 18, Oak Street from Elm St to Beekman St will be milled

• On Tuesday Aug. 19, Walnut Street from West Circular St to Washington St will be milled

• On Tuesday Aug. 19, Bensonhurst Avenue from Division St to Washington St will be milled

• On Wednesday Aug. 20, Elm Street from West Circular St to Washington St will be paved

• On Wednesday Aug. 20 Oak Street from Elm St to Beekman St will be paved

• On Thursday Aug. 21 Walnut Street from West Circular St to Washington St will be milled

• On Thursday Aug. 21 Bensonhurst Avenue from Division St to Washington St will be paved. 

Work will begin at 6:00 a.m. and should be completed by 4:00 p.m.

There is no parking of cars on the street during these hours and driveway access/egress will be limited with potentially lengthy delays. On the day of paving, the road will be closed to all thru traffic until midafternoon.

Post Time Wine & Spirits Celebrates New Ownership


The Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce celebrated Post Time Wine & Spirits’ new ownership on Monday with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Andrew Meader acquired the business in June 2024 and has since expanded the store and its inventory to include a wide range of new products. Post Time is located at 170 South Broadway in Saratoga Springs. Photo via the chamber.

Horseshoe Inn Bar & Grill On Sale for $6.25 Million

Photo via Julie & Co. Realty.

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Horseshoe Inn Bar & Grill, a popular destination for trackgoers, has been listed by Julie & Co. Realty for $6,250,000.

The 5,684-square-foot property, built in 1950, comes with all furniture, fixtures, and equipment, including tents, seasonal structures, and a food truck. The turnkey operation also includes real estate on two tax parcels (9 Gridley Street and 20 Bowman Street) in Saratoga Springs.

The eatery specializes in providing post-track entertainment, including live music, horse racing-related events, and private parties. 

Two Arrested in Senior Scam

On July 31, 2025, State Police in Clifton Park with the assistance of the United States Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), arrested Chuncheng Lin, 26 of Brooklyn, NY, and Hui Lin, 40 of Flushing, NY each for Grand Larceny in the third degree and Conspiracy in the fifth degree.

On June 30, 2025, at about 2:00 p.m. Troopers received a complaint from an elderly Saratoga County resident reporting they believed they were the victim of a computer scam. The investigation determined the victim was contacted on June 18, 2025, via computer and then by phone by an individual who falsely claimed they worked for the Citizens Bank Fraud Department, and threatened the victim with legal prosecution if they did not provide money in the form of cash and gift cards.  For a week leading up to the victim reporting the scam, the victim lost more than $80,000 in cash and gift cards by means of extortion.  

On July 31, the suspect re-contacted the victim and demanded another $30,000.   Under the supervision of SP Clifton Park Investigators and with the cooperation of the victim an additional meeting was scheduled. Chuncheng Lin and Hui Lin, who are unknown to the victim, traveled from the Long Island Region to the agreed upon location in Halfmoon, NY.  The suspects took possession of a package they reportedly believed contained $30,000 from the victim.   At which time the suspects were taken into custody and transported to SP Clifton Park where they were interviewed by State Police Investigators and HSI Agents.

Both suspects were issued appearance tickets returnable to the Halfmoon Town Court on August 27, 2025, and released. 

The investigation is ongoing.