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PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS – Week of July 17 – July 23, 2026

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BALLSTON

Eastline Holdings LLC sold property at 29 Tamarack St to Ronald Komora for $719,980

Patrick Allen sold property at 15 Linden Ct to Mark Scheer for $555,000

Peter Jones sold property at 35 Long Creek Dr to Michael Carroll for $710,000

Hector Rodriguez sold property at 38 Kasey Pass to Justine Ochal for $390,000

CHARLTON

Mark Almy sold property at 1012 Gideon Trace to Computershare Trust Company for $885,384

CORINTH

Heath Reynolds sold property at 10 Hillside Ave to Robert Weber for $499,900

William Ingraham sold property at 786 County Rt 24 to Sierah Bowers for $162,000

REO Home Services sold property at 11 Liberty St to Zeus Realty Holdings LLC for $140,300

GALWAY

Poke Properties LLC sold property at 6107 Parkis Mills Rd to Darvin Muralitharan for $445,000

REO Home Services sold property at 11 Liberty St to Zeus Realty Holdings LLC for $140,300

GREENFIELD

Gary Lamothe sold property at 101 Canty Rd  to Lamothe Landing LLC for $750,000

Keith Potter sold property at 473 North Creek Rd to Josiah Kowalski for $400,000

MALTA

Erin Hayes sold property at 43 Candlewood Dr to Andrew Frezon for $635,000

Florence Herasimtschuk sold property at 1 Ordelia Lane to Suzanne Sinay for $520,000

MILTON

Allison Dantonio sold property at 681 Stark Terrace to Joseph Bowers for $675,000

Lyle Bushey sold property at 1033 Rock City Rd to Ampy Homes LLC for $145,000

Adam Robertshaw sold property at 214 Whitetail Ct to George Juliano for $333,000

Rodney Tobin sold property at 236 Meadowlark Dr to Ricky Lam for $374,999

SARATOGA

Richard Vale sold property at NYS Rt 9P to 1192 Saratoga 17 LLC for $100,000

Richard Vale sold property at 82 Rodgers Lane to 1192 Saratoga 8 LLC for $200,000

Richard Vale sold property at 1192 NYS Rt 9P to 1192 Saratoga 11 LLC for $250,000

Richard Vale sold property at 73 Hiller Lane to 1192 Saratoga 19 LLC for $200,000

Eleanor Mullaney sold property at 113 Lafayette St to PHH Mortgage Corp for $1,182,172

SARATOGA SPRINGS

Carol Fallon sold property at 107 Catherine St to Peter Rodgers for $750,000

Gregory Veitch sold property at 14 Sherri Rd to Majumder Chowdhury for $507,500

Nicholas Liverio sold property at 45C White Farms Rd to Alexandria White for $365,000 

Lisa Schroeder sold property at 396 Broadway to 396 Broadway LLC for $1,300,000

WILTON

Forest Grove LLC sold property at 63 Daintree Dr to Gail Donovan for $661,308

Marcia Rich sold property at 181 Jones Rd to James Ferrara for $372,000

PPP Properties LLC sold property at 5 Norland Ct to Francis Privitera for $480,000

Rebecca Weller sold property at 22 Fairway Blvd to James Mistersaro for $495,000

Sheriff’s Office Announces Multiple Incidents Involving Youth Offenders

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Three juveniles have been arrested in two separate and unrelated stabbing incidents in Saratoga County. 

The first incident occurred on June 12, 2026, in the Town of Greenfield. 

According to the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office, the offender whose name and age were not released is alleged to have stabbed someone in the leg resulting in a laceration. The victim was treated for the wound at the Urgent Care at Wilton Medical Arts.

The offender was arrested on July 8, 2026, arraigned in the Youth Part of the Saratoga County Family Court and released to pretrial services.

The second incident occurred on July 6, 2026, at 9:03 p.m. in the Town of Milton.

 According to the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were dispatched to the scene and found one juvenile stabbed with a knife and the other struck in the head by a wooden chair. 

The alleged stabbing victim had been stabbed in the shoulder resulting in a laceration. They were transported by EMS to Albany Medical Center. 

Said victim was alleged to have hit the other juvenile in the head with the leg of a wooden chair. The alleged chair victim was initially transported to Malta Med Urgent Care and was later transferred to Albany Medical Center for a head injury. 

Both juveniles were charged with felony 2nd degree assault and misdemeanor 4th degree criminal possession of a weapon. 

One of the juveniles was arraigned in Waterford Town Court and released on their own recognizance pending proceedings in the Youth Part of the Saratoga County Family Court. The other was released on appearance tickets.

Updated Travel Advisory:  Alternating Lane Closures Along State Route 4 in Stillwater

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Note: An earlier version of this notice appeared in last week’s edition of Saratoga TODAY. 

The New York State Department of Transportation is advising motorists to expect alternating lane closures along State Route 4 between Ferry Lane and State Route 32 in the Village of Stillwater, Saratoga County, weekdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., beginning Wednesday, July 15, through Friday, August 28, to facilitate pavement resurfacing. Flaggers will control alternating traffic flow through the open lane. 

Motorists should anticipate travel delays and build extra travel time into their schedules. Construction activities are weather dependent and subject to change based on conditions.

Traffic Stop Prompts Evacuation of Local Stewarts

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The discovery of two hand grenades during a traffic stop prompted the evacuation of a Stewart’s in the Town of Stillwater. 

According to the Saratoga Sheriff’s Office, the incident began when deputies stopped a vehicle at the Stewart’s at the intersection of Route 9p and County Road 76 at around 12:11 p.m. on July 14. The vehicle was pulled over due to an improper turn signal and tinted tail lamps. 

During the traffic stop, a K-9 alerted deputies to the presence of narcotics, and a search of the vehicle was conducted. The hand grenades were discovered during the search prompting the evacuation of the Stewart’s out of an abundance of caution. The two grenades were turned over to the New York State Police Bomb Disposal Unit. 

The driver of the vehicle, identified as Evan Giroux, 40, of Schaghticoke, was arrested and charged with two counts of felony third degree criminal possession of a weapon and the aforementioned traffic offenses. 

The incident is still under investigation.

Meet Maya!!

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Maya is a gorgeous 7 year old longhaired, part Siamese kitty who can be a bit of a bully and Primadonna, so would do best as the only pet in the home. She would love a calm environment where the princess can relax and bond with her new family. She is friendly, food motivated and enjoys playing around her castle. She lived with Jupiter and did not share the spotlight well, but enjoyed human interaction. Maya is ready to be spoiled in her new Kingdom! We are unsure of vaccine status, but she is spayed and ready for her next adventure. 

If interested, please contact dmwmadigan@nycap.rr.com since this is a courtesy post and not a HOPE kitty. For any questions give us a call at 518-450-7013.

Photo of the Week

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Now is your chance to get your photos published!

Submit your “Photo of the Week” for a chance to be Published in PRINT in Saratoga TODAY Newspaper.  

Contest photo submissions close August 5. One photo will be chosen each week. Email your photo to: Design@SaratogaPublishing.com

“Sprouting Shiitake”

Photo by Sysan Dornan

Kelly’s Angels Launches “Hugs for Horses and Healing” Program after Saratoga Harness Track Barn Fire

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Kelly’s Angels has announced the launch of the “Hugs for Horses and Healing” grant program. This new charity effort was developed in response to the devastating barn fire at the Saratoga Casino Hotel Harness Track last month that killed 17 horses and affected members of the local racing community. 

“For those in the racing community, horses are much more than competitors—they are companions and members of the family,” said Mark Mulholland, president and founder of Kelly’s Angels. “The loss experienced by owners, trainers, drivers, grooms, caretakers, and stable staff is profound. Through Hugs for Horses and Healing, we hope to offer comfort, support, and a reminder that our community stands together during difficult times.” 

The June 16th fire destroyed a backstretch barn at the Saratoga harness facility. No human lives were lost, but the incident left a deep emotional impact on horsepersons throughout the region. 

Kelly’s Angels will provide grants to those directly affected by the loss of a horse in the fire to be used for rest, relaxation, self-care, and meaningful experiences that offer comfort and renewal. 

Applicants will be asked to describe: 

• Their connection to the horse(s) lost 

• The emotional impact of the loss  

• Any resulting financial challenges 

• How a grant would support their healing and recovery 

Applications will be accepted through September 30, 2026, reviewed confidentially, and grants will be awarded based on need and available funding. 

“The Saratoga Harness Horseperson’s Association has long supported Kelly’s Angels, making this initiative an opportunity for us to give back to a community that has given so much to others facing grief and adversity,” added Mulholland. 

To apply for a Hugs for Horses and Healing grant, please visit www.kellysangelsinc.org/horses.

Paving Update. Week of July 20. 

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Ever drive down a road and think that the road needs to be fixed? 

Well, if you happened to be driving down one of these streets then it will be fixed this coming week!

Here is the paving update for the week of July 20.

• Elm Street from West Circular Street to Oak Street will be milled on Monday, July 20.

• Walnut Steet from West Circular Street to Oak Street will be milled on Monday, July 20.

• Benedict Street from West Circular Street to Grand Avenue will be milled on Monday, July 20. 

• West Avenue from Congress Avenue to 290 West Avenue will be milled on Tuesday, July 21.

• Bensonhurst Avenue from Washington to Division Streets will be milled on Tuesday, July 21.

• West Avenue from Congress Avenue to 290 West Avenue will be paved on Wednesday, July 22.

• Bensonhurst Avenue from Washington to Division Streets will be paved on Wednesday, July 22.

• Elm Street from West Circular Street to Oak Street will be paved on Thursday, July 23.

• Walnut Steet from West Circular Street to Oak Street will be paved on Thursday, July 23.

• Benedict Street from West Circular Street to Grand Avenue will be paved on Thursday, July 23.

Work begins at 6:00 a.m. and should be completed by 4:00 p.m. Street parking and thru traffic is restricted on days when work is to take place.

Joseph “Joe Poe” Natalie 

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SARATOGA SPRINGS- Joseph “Joe Poe” Natalie, 79, passed July 5, 2026, following a courageous battle with lung cancer, with his loving family by his side. Calling hours 11am -1pm, July 20, 2026, at Burke Funeral Home followed by funeral service. Interment with military honors, 2:30pm at Saratoga National Cemetery. Memorial donations to: Saratoga WarHorse. www.burkefuneralhome.com.

Teddy Kovaleski 

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SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY- It is with heavy hearts to say goodbye to our beloved Teddy, (Theodore Kovaleski), who passed away after a long illness on July 1, 2026. Teddy was loved and cherished by many people that crossed his path. Memorial donations to Hospice of Saratoga Springs. Please visit www.burkefuneralhome.com.