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August 22 – August 28, 2025

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5th Annual Tunnel to Towers Fundraiser

On Saturday, August 30 the annual benefit will be held at 2117 Barrett Rd. in Ballston Spa at 6 p.m. The benefit will include a comedy show by Colin Quinn, live music by Skippy and The Pistons, food and exciting raffles.  Tickets are $75 per person (including 1 raffle ticket). Since 9/11, T2T has been helping America’s heroes by providing mortgage free homes to Gold Star and fallen first responders’ families and by building specially adapted smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders. We are also committed to eradicating veteran homelessness and helping America to Never Forget September 11, 2001. Donate today – https://dogood.t2t.org/SaratogaFundraiser2025. Call for reservation 518-542-3731, rain or shine. Tunnel2towers.org.

Southern Saratoga Art Society Exhibits

Artists and members of SSAS will be exhibiting throughout the area during August.  Landscape artist Frank Coletta will be showing a collection of his new drawings and paintings.  His artworks depict the beauty of the Hudson River Valley.   Mr. Coletta is known for his ability to capture the beauty of the iconic geography of the Adirondack area. He will be exhibiting at the Clifton Park Senior Community Center, 6 Clifton Common Blvd. Clifton Park. Cheryl Jenks is exhibiting at the Mechanicville Library, 190 N. Main Street, Artist David Mayack is exhibiting at the Town of Clifton Park Lobby, 1 Town Hall Plaza, Clifton Park and Artists Pat Posillico, Pam Malson, Anup Sood and Denise Kornak are exhibiting at Bella Lucias, 1218 Rte 146, Clifton Park. 

Dine to Donate

Gateway House of Peace is holding a Dine to Donate event at the Speckled Pig Brewing Co., 11-13 Washington Street, Ballston Spa on Thursday, September 4 from 5 – 9 p.m. A portion of the sales from this evening will be donated to support Gateway’s mission of providing end-of-life care for those in our community. Gateway House provides for those who have been diagnosed as terminally ill and have less than three months to live. Gateway provides free 24-hour comfortable care for those who cannot stay safely at home. No insurance or public funding is received. Gateway relies on fundraising and public support.

Meet the Breeds

This event gives dog lovers the unique opportunity to meet with more than 25 different breeds. Learn about each breed’s historical purpose/function, traits, and attributes as a family pet, all while learning about responsible dog ownership and which breeds may be right for your family. Meet with local canine businesses including trainers and veterinarians. There will be trainer demos, concessions, and free dog treats while they last. This free event will be held at the 4-H Training Center, located at 556 Middleline Rd., on Saturday, September 6 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Open to the public. For more information, call 518-885-8995. 

15th Annual Curtis Lumber Car and Truck Show

Join us at Curtis Lumber located at 885 State Route 67, Ballston Spa Sunday, on September 7, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. for a fun, family-friendly day at one of the largest car and truck shows in the Capital Region. Free to spectate, free parking! All makes and models welcome, no cut-off year. Day of registration for show vehicles is $20. Registered vehicles receive a goodie bag, wooden dash plaque, and t-shirt. You’ll be in the running for over 45 unique awards and trophies! Enjoy music (DJ), complimentary face painting, balloon twisting, trivia with prizes, a 50/50 raffle benefiting the WTEN/Steve Caporizzo’s Pet Connection, tasty food trucks, and more. Well behaved, leashed pets welcome! For full details visit www.CurtisLumberCarShow.com.   

August 22 – August 28, 2025

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Friday, August 22

Weekly Pond Exploration

Wilton Wildlife Preserve and Park, 80 Scout Rd., Wilton | 10 a.m. to Noon. Discover the aquatic wildlife found at Delegan Pond! Using dipnets, you will get to search for a variety of aquatic animals while learning about their life cycles and adaptations. This is a drop-in program. Come each Friday through August 29 at any time during the hours listed above.

2025 Ghost Tours 

Canfield Casino, Congress Park, Saratoga Springs 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. The Canfield Casino, one of America’s Most Terrifying Places, as featured on the Travel Channel and Ghost Hunters. This season’s tours promise to immerse guests in Saratoga’s spectral history with new stories, local legends, and chilling accounts of real paranormal encounters. Hear true tales of hauntings, mysterious events, and the spirits believed to still roam the corridors. From whispered voices to sudden chills, every tour is a chance to connect with the supernatural side of Saratoga’s rich history. Suitable for ages 10 and up. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday through August 29. Tickets: Visit https://www.saratogahistory.org/ghost-tours-summer-2025 to reserve your spot.

Writing the Land: Song Poetry Writing

223 West Ave., Saratoga Springs | 5 p.m. Discover poetry’s musical roots and create lyrical, rhythmic pieces inspired by the land. This summer and fall, let the land speak through you. Pitney Meadows Community Farm, in collaboration with the Ndakinna Education Center, invites community members 12 years old and up to “Writing the Land,” a transformative six-part poetry workshop series led by renowned Abenaki poet, storyteller, musician, and Saratoga Springs’ Poet Laureate, Joseph Bruchac. All workshops are free. Space is limited, reserve your spot.  www.pitneymeadowcommunityfarm.org/calendar/events. 

Saturday, August 23

Saratoga Community and Cross Country 5K Challenge – Run and Walk

Pitney Meadows Farm, 223 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs | 9 a.m. To support a new adaptive and inclusive playground in Saratoga Springs.  Event/Cost: $30 registration fee to run or walk the course; $35 if registering on Saturday; children 5 and under free. Music, Awards and Food Truck. Hosted by: The Unitarian Universalists of Saratoga Springs. Packet Pick Up is Friday August 22 between 4 – 7 p.m. at UUSaratoga, 624 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Packet Pick Up on Race Day 8 to 8:45 a.m. at Pitney Meadow Farms at 223 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs. Extreme Weather Rain Date: August 30 at 9 a.m. For questions call Bev at 518-587-0403. Registration: 

Brookside Explorers Club: School Days

Brookside Museum, 6 Charlton St., Drop in – 10 a.m. – Noon. Join us for our next meeting of the Brookside Explorers Club, a new history and learning club for kids! History Scouts will travel back in time and learn what school was like long ago. Through a pop-up exhibit, story time, learning activities, crafts, and play, kids will explore classroom life from the past in this fun, hands-on history experience. Kids of all ages are welcome. $5 per child to help cover the cost of supplies. Parental supervision is required.

Chicken BBQ Fundraiser

Knickerbocker Mansion, 132 Knickerbocker Rd., Schaghticoke | 4:30 – 6 p.m.  Your friends at Knickerbocker Mansion and the Emma Foundation invite you to join us for A Day in the Country Part 3 Chicken BBQ. We are serving a barbecued Half Chicken with Corn-on-the Cob, Pasta Salad, Dessert & More under the Pavilion or as take-out.   Proceeds will benefit the Emma Foundation’s scholarships for students attending the Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs. Call 518 588-7130 or 518 248-6676 to reserve.   Mansion tours will be available! The Knickerbocker Historical Society and the Emma Foundation are each 501-C3 non-profit organizations, and all proceeds will fund scholarships to the Waldorf School of Saratoga. 

Sunday, August 24

Summer Sunday Stroll: Horsin’ Around North Broadway

Meet northwest corner of North Broadway and Van Dam Street, in front of Witt Construction | 10:30 a.m. – Noon. Join the Foundation’s Executive Director, Samantha Bosshart for this engaging stroll that explores the deep ties between Saratoga Springs famed North Broadway, and the city’s rich horse racing heritage. Discover the connection between prominent racing families—like the Jeffords, Chenery, and Phipps—and the grand summer cottages of this historic neighborhood. The cost is $15 for SSPF members and $20 for non-members. For additional information or to purchase tickets to any of the upcoming strolls and events, visit www.saratogapreservation.org, call 518-587-5030, or email Sydney Hedge, Preservation & Programs Coordinator, at shedge@saratogapreservation.org.

Sounds of Summer Concert II: Dennis Searles and the Jazz Ambassadors 

Brookside Museum 21 Fairground Ave., Ballston Spa | 5 p.m. Join Dennis Searles and the Jazz Ambassadors for an evening of music and fun on the front lawn of Brookside Museum. This event is free and all are welcome. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and a picnic dinner to enjoy. This event is sponsored by Brookside Museum, Saratoga Arts, the Music Performance Trust Fund of the American Federation of Musicians and the Village of Ballston Spa Committee on the Arts. Rain date is scheduled for August 31.

Monday, August 25

Pickle for Ponies

Saratoga Springs Rec Center, 15 Vanderbilt Ave., Saratoga Springs | 4 – 7 p.m. Saratoga’s favorite summertime showdown is back. The fast-paced celebrity pickleball tournament, returns, bringing racing professionals and the local community together for a fun-filled evening benefiting Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga (THS) and the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF). Racing fans and community members will have a rare opportunity to rally alongside some of the sport’s most accomplished figures as they trade their silks for sneakers in support of two meaningful causes. Tickets are $25 per person. To purchase player or spectator tickets, or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, visit: thsaratoga.org/picklefortheponies. 

Tuesday, August 26

2025 Grand, Gilded, and Glorious: A Saratoga Stroll Walking Tour Season

Saratoga Springs Heritage Area Visitor Center, 297 Broadway, Saratoga Springs | 10:30 – Noon. Participants will begin at the Saratoga Springs Visitor Center and stroll through historic Congress Park, concluding with a full tour of the elegant Canfield Casino, including admission to the Saratoga Springs History Museum (a $15 value). The tour takes place every Tuesday – Saturday, until October 18, rain or shine. Tickets are $25 Adults, $10 Youth (12–17) and Children under 12 free. Tickets can be reserved online at www.SaratogaSpringsVisitorCenter.com. For more information, call 518-587-3241.

The SHEratoga Trolly Tour 

Saratoga Springs Visitor Center, 297 Broadway, Saratoga Springs | 11 – 11:45 a.m. A 45-minute trolley experience that brings Saratoga’s trailblazing women to life. Far beyond the city’s famed Revolutionary War legacy, Saratoga played a pivotal role in the “Bloodless Revolution” that ultimately granted American women the right to vote. Seats are limited. Experience the stories of the women who changed the nation, right here in Saratoga. Following the trolley experience, guests are invited to visit the Saratoga History Museum in Congress Park, featuring a special exhibit on Miriam Leslie and a rich collection of artifacts highlighting Saratoga’s role in the fight for women’s equality. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.saratogahistory.org/events/the- sheratoga-trolley-tour

Saratoga Summer Concert Series

Congress Park War Memorial, Saratoga Springs | 7 p.m.  Rain location is the back covered patio at the Heritage Area Visitor Center, located at 297 Broadway, Saratoga Springs. A free, family-friendly concert series. Bring your blankets and chairs, find a spot on the lawn, and enjoy some of the area’s favorite performers. This week’s concert features Tops of Trees. With a sound built upon a strong foundation of drum and bass, classic organ, blistering vocals, and an unshakeable horn section, the band continues to thrill audiences with high energy performances and a modern interpretation of soulful music steeped in early R&B, funk and soul.  For more information, contact the Saratoga Springs Heritage Area Visitor Center at 518-587-3241 or visit www.saratogaspringsvisitorcenter.com.

Wednesday, August 27

New Book Launch Rescheduled

Saratoga Farmers Market, Excelsior Ave., Saratoga Springs | 3 – 6 p.m. Native Saratogian and local author Elizabeth Macy is excited to announce the release of her fourth children’s book, Lucky’s Adventure: The Saratoga Rescue – the first chapter book in the beloved Lucky’s Adventures series, perfect for readers ages 7 – 11. Based on a true story that inspired the original picture book. Join us for the official book launch, part of the Kids Club series. A portion of book sales will benefit Lucky Puppy Rescue.

Meatloaf Dinner

Saratoga Wilton Elks Lodge, 1 Elks Lane, Saratoga Springs | 4:30 – 6 p.m. Take out only. Call Monday or Tuesday between 10 a.m. – Noon to place an order at 518-584-2585. Menu: meatloaf, mashed potatoes, vegetables, salad, roll, gravy. Dinner: $15 (cash only). 

Photography Club 

Galway Public Library Community Room, 2112 East Street, Galway | 6 p.m. This month Sandra Peters will present “Interpreting the Camera’s View: What Makes it Art?” Everyone is welcome to attend these relaxed and friendly gatherings. For more information, please contact Dave Waite at davewaitefinearts@gmail.com

Music in the Park

Gavin Park, 10 Lewis Dr., Saratoga Springs | 7 – 9 p.m. The Town of Wilton presents the 2025 Music in the Park. This week’s featured band is Nostalgia. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets, kick back, and enjoy some free, live music with friends, family, and neighbors. Whether you’re dancing or just soaking in the tunes, it’s the perfect way to enjoy a summer evening in Wilton!

Der Kleiner Klezmer Orchestra

Congregation Beth Shalom, 688 Clifton Park Center, Clifton Park | 7 p.m. The ensemble plays traditional klezmer music from the Jewish diaspora, early 20th century Yiddish theater music, and Israeli dance music. They draw on old recordings, out of print music collections, Yiddish theater compositions, and modern Israeli music to create a unique repertoire. Pre-registration is required and a $10 donation per person is requested at the door. To register, go to https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/W41mqAQ/Klezmer and complete the requested information. For any questions, email us at sjca.sjcf@gmail.com.

Thursday, August 28

Concert in the Park 

Old Iron Spring Park, 198 Front Street, Ballston Spa | 6 – 8 p.m. This week’s concert features Protones.   This free, family-friendly event brings live music every Thursday evening from June 26 through August 28, offering a perfect way to enjoy the warm summer nights with friends and neighbors. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs for seating. Food concessions will be on-site, offering a variety of refreshments.

Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library Trustee Candidates Announced

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The Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library will hold its annual Library Budget Vote and Trustee Election on Thursday, September 11 at the Library, between 7 am and 9 pm.  Registered voters, both renters and property owners, living in the library district are eligible to vote. 

Voters must be registered at least 30 days prior to the vote. Residents of Clifton Park will also vote on three open trustee positions, and Halfmoon residents will vote for one open trustee position.

Incumbents Suzanne Dugan and Cornelia Mogor, and newcomers Rose-Robin Lamb and George Berry of Clifton Park have submitted their petitions and declared their intentions to run for the three Clifton Park trustee positions. Incumbent Jennifer Schlegel of Halfmoon has also declared her intention to run for the open Halfmoon trustee position.

Those who are unable to vote in person on September 11, can find an Absentee Ballot application online at www.cphlibrary.org or at the Library. In order for ballots to be mailed, applications must be received by the Library no later than the close of business on Tuesday, September 2.

The Library Board consists of 11 trustees: 7 representing Clifton Park and 4 representing Halfmoon.  Trustees serve a five-year term, attend monthly board meetings, serve on assigned committees, and contribute their expertise to benefit the library and the served community. 

Schuylerville Public Library Hosts Repair Café

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What do you do with a broken radio? Or with a lamp that won’t work? Or with a favorite shirt that is ripped? Toss it? No way! Schuylerville Public Library is organizing a Repair Café on Saturday, September 20th from 10am until 12pm. 

At Schuylerville Public Library (52 Ferry Street) on Saturday September 20 everything centers on making repairs. Starting at 10am and ending at 12pm, various volunteer repair experts will be available to help make all possible repairs free of charge. Most tools and materials will also be on hand. People visiting the Repair Café will bring along their broken items from home. Limit of two items per person. Small appliances, lamps, hair dryers, radios, clothes, toys… anything that is broken and small enough to carry is welcome and can more than likely be repaired. The Repair Café specialists almost always have the know-how. 

By promoting repairs, the library wants to help reduce mountains of waste. According to Library Director Caitlin Johnson, “By repairing instead of tossing, we lessen the strain on our environment.” 

Interested in volunteering for this event, as a repairer? Simply contact Caitlin Johnson at cjohnson@sals.edu or 518-695-6641. Schuylerville Public Library wishes to organize a Repair Café on a regular basis. News about dates of up-and-coming editions will follow as soon as possible! 

Repair Café Foundation 

The Repair Café concept arose in the Netherlands, in 2009, and was formulated by Martine Postma, at the time an Amsterdam-based journalist/publicist. In 2010, she started the Repair Café Foundation (see Repaircafe.org). This foundation provides support to local groups around the world wishing to start their own Repair Café. The foundation also supports the Repair Café in the Schuylerville Public Library.

SSPF Presents the Upcoming Summer Sunday Strolls

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Saratoga Springs, NY – On Sunday, August 24 at 10:30AM, join the Foundation’s Executive Director, Samantha Bosshart, for “Horsin’ Around North Broadway.” This engaging stroll explores the deep ties between Saratoga Springs’ famed North Broadway and the city’s rich horse racing heritage. Discover the connection between prominent racing families—like the Jeffords, Chenery, and Phipps—and the grand summer cottages of this historic neighborhood. As racing season enters the final stretch, it’s the perfect time to explore Saratoga Springs’ blend of health, history, and horses. Take the tour in the morning, then head to the Saratoga Race Course to see racing history be made. The tour meets at the northwest corner of North Broadway and Van Dam Street, in front of Witt Construction. 

Next Sunday, August 31, at 10:30AM, George DeMers leads the season’s final Summer Sunday Stroll, “Historic West Side.” Explore the diverse historic West Side neighborhood where Saratoga Springs’ Irish and Italian immigrants and Black community lived. The tour will highlight the settlement of this neighborhood, its rebirth as an arts district, and the rehabilitations that took place in the early 2000s. In addition to highlighting the historic architecture of this area, George will discuss the history of its residents, restaurants, stores, and clubs as well as the impacts of Urban Renewal and revitalization efforts.  The tour meets at the entrance of Gideon Putnam Burying Ground, located on South Franklin Street.

 The Foundation is grateful for the generous support of the 2025 Summer Series Sponsors: Druthers Brewing Company, and Stewart’s Shops. All Sunday morning tours last approximately 90 minutes and require walking and standing on varied terrain. Tours are limited to 30 participants. The cost per tour is $15 for SSPF members and $20 for non-members. Foundation members with stroll passes need to contact the Foundation’s office to book their Sunday Summer Stroll before the date they choose.

Ballston Spa National Bank Names New Senior VP

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BALLSTON SPA — Christopher R. Dowd, president and CEO of Ballston Spa National Bank (BSNB), recently announced the promotion of Robert Roemer to senior vice president, information technology.

Roemer joined BSNB in 2023 as vice president of information technology. Since joining the bank’s senior leadership team, Roemer’s efforts have streamlined operations, strengthened cybersecurity measures, and positioned BSNB to adapt to the evolving demands of the financial services industry, the bank said in a news release.

“Rob’s unparalleled expertise and unwavering commitment to BSNB’s mission make him an incredible asset to our team,” said James Dodd, executive vice president, CFO. “He is an exceptional leader who is committed to fostering collaboration and driving initiatives that position BSNB for sustained success in our rapidly changing industry. His ability to align technological advancements with BSNB’s strategic goals has been transformative.”

Prior to joining BSNB, Roemer served as senior vice president, systems delivery for CAP COM Federal Credit Union in Albany. He also served as vice president, project management and innovation, and software specialist manager.

GlobalFoundries Expands Investment in American Semiconductor Manufacturing

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The GlobalFoundries campus and company headquarters in Malta. Image provided.

MALTA — Cirrus Logic, a leading provider of high-performance audio and mixed-signal semiconductor solutions, announced Tuesday the expansion of its long-standing relationship with GlobalFoundries, one of the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturers headquartered in Malta.

Together, the companies are advancing the development and commercialization of next-generation BCD (Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS) process technology, which allows different functions to be combined on a single chip, making devices more power efficient and compact. 

This technology will be capable of being manufactured at GlobalFoundries’ facility in Malta, adding a U.S.-based option to complement existing manufacturing in Singapore and Germany. 

“GlobalFoundries is proud to expand our partnership with Cirrus Logic, a company that shares our commitment to driving semiconductor innovation and strengthening domestic manufacturing capabilities that are vital to national competitiveness and economic resilience,” said Tim Breen, CEO of GlobalFoundries. “Together, we’re enabling the next generation of essential chip technologies that will power tomorrow’s devices and systems. This collaboration underscores the importance of resilient, geographically diverse supply chains for our industry.”

Property Management Company Opens New Saratoga Location

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Photo via the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce.

SARATOGA SPRINGS — NLH Property Management Services recently celebrated the opening of its new office on Route 29 during a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce.

The company offers “a comprehensive range of commercial and home property maintenance, remodel, and concierge services” across the Capital Region. 

“Our ribbon-cutting wasn’t just about a new space, it was a celebration of the people and community that made it possible,” NLH said in a Facebook announcement. “We’re so grateful for your support and can’t wait for what’s ahead.”

NLH’s team provides a wide range of maintenance services, including HVAC systems, electrical repairs, plumbing maintenance, and general facility upkeep.

Giant Pumpkin Fest Set for Sept. 27

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SARATOGA SPRINGS — Bring out ‘yer gigantic gourds because the Saratoga County Chamber Of Commerce, the Saratoga Springs City Center, and the Saratoga Farmers Market will host the 10th annual Saratoga Giant PumpkinFest Weigh-Off on Sept. 27.

Giant pumpkin growers from across the northeast will again compete to grow the biggest pumpkin of the year. The free, family-friendly event will take place at 11-77 High Rock Avenue in the parking garage near Mouzon House. Entertainment offerings include live music performed by Mandolins Too, photo and petting opportunities with Upset the Mini Dark Horse, and treats from Stewart’s, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Neighborhood Kitchen, Kings Dairy, Thorn + Roots and more.

August 22 – August 28, 2025

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BALLSTON

Daniel and Linda Doyle sold property at 7 Knottingley Place to Charles and Antonina McGrath for $575,000. 

Eastline Holdings LLC sold property at 23 Tamarack St. to Nathan and Kari Duell for $674,980.

Michaels Group Homes LLC sold property at 33 MacKenna Court to Evin and Elizabeth Oshea for $734,610.

Corinna Ducharme sold property at 17 Skaarland Dr. to Kalen and Jane Morey for $425,000.

 CHARLTON

Brandon Grayson sold property at 2037 Amsterdam Rd. to Rachel and Christopher Cates for $450,000. 

GREENFIELD

Glenn Ziehnert sold property at 5 Clark St. to Patrick Madelone Jr. for $43,000.

Peter Vanderriet sold property at 125 Braim Rd. to Joshua Nemer for $1,799,900.

MALTA

Suzanne Daley Nolen sold property at 162 Cramer Rd. to Thomas Ostrander for $163,000.

Lois Forkey sold property at 36 Hills Rd. to 36 Hills Rd LLC for $300,000.

Marini Homes LLC sold property at 40 Landon Lane to Carlos and Kim Rodriguez for $486,795.

Victoria Shedden sold property at 16 Snowberry Rd. to Lisa Morrill for $325,000.

Richard and Kathleen Flavin sold property at 82 Knapp Rd. to Christian and Natalie for $545,082.

MILTON

John Bastolla sold property at 908 Macarthur Dr. to Brian Cross for $533,500.

Nicholas and Destiny Zubey sold property at 324 Meadowlark Dr. to James and Karen Politano for $440,000. 

Hunter Lane LLC sold property at 27 Hunter Court to Burdette and Karen Loomis for $710,028.

SARATOGA 

Devin Reilly sold property at 27 Morgans Run to Shawna Britt for $285,000.

SARATOGA SPRINGS

MW Hugo Properties LLC sold property at 289 Jefferson St Unit 22 to Catherine Zalewski for $412,900.

Maime Herrera sold property at 34 Orenda Spring Dr. to Marissa Mowell for $282,500. 

STSOCKS LLC sold property at 264 Church St. to Erin Tom for $390,000.

Phyllis Sementa sold property at 55 Winners Circle to Dominique Sementa for $400,000. 

Jan and Barbara Trypaluk sold property at 18 Marion Ave. to Mandip Joshi and Nancy Shrestha for $360,000. 

Jullian and Gregory Casler sold property at 4 Lakewood Dr. to Susan Gray and George Smith for $600,001. 

May Ooi sold property at 22 Winners Circle to Lisa and Alfred Dileo for $425,000.

WILTON

Forest Grove LLC sold property at 56 Daintree Dr. to Christopher and Christine Miceli for $725,360.

McPadden Builders LLC sold property at 5 Avalon Way to John and Deirdre Willson for $856,713. 

Lee and Ann Marie Conklin sold property at 11 Thunder Run to James and Sara Aldrich for $470,000.

Deirdre and John Willson sold property at 10 Mayo Dr. to Maria and Tiago Dasilva for $530,000. 

Jennifer and Adam Fitch sold property at 8 Cider Mill Way to Charles Walz for $949,900.

Adam and Caitlin Guillaume sold property at 29 Highgate Rd. to Dragana and David Thibault for $430,000. 

Kathleen Anderson sold property at 2 Rolling Hills Dr. to Shawn McNeil and Abigail Aldrich for $470,000. 

Forest Grove LLC sold property at 9 Angeles Ave. to Denzel Ogunyase for $873,357. 

Daniel and Heather Garcia sold property at 21 Cedarcrest Dr. to Nathan and Janelle Foice for $540,000.