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SARATOGA SPRINGS — In March of 2007, Adam Marino began to return home from school day after day with a seemingly unquenchable thirst. He would arrive home and tell his mom, Janette Kaddo Marino, how he refilled four bottles of water at school and was still thirsty.

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Combining Saratoga’s history with today’s technology, students of Saratoga Springs High School’s 21st Century Academy program designed an application for the iPhone which will allow users to have a virtual educational tour of the Spa City’s historic landmarks and buildings.

MALTA — The historical Collamer House in Malta is soon to be known as the Collamer House Bike and Ski shop, now that the Planning Board approved proposed changes by the new tenant, Leslie Plaine, at its meeting June 18. 

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Saratoga Springs was at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday night—well, not literally, but the Spa City was represented by local resident Elliott Masie whose Masie Productions’ “Kinky Boots and “The Trip to Bountiful” were the big winners at the Tony Awards taking away six awards for Boots and Best Actress for Bountiful.

BALLSTON SPA — The day they had been planning for over two years had finally arrived, but the summer sky had darkened, opening up to pour rain upon the excited residents of Ballston Spa.

WILTON — A teen was arrested after being accused of making a terrorist threat on Facebook, authorities said Saturday, June 8.

WILTON — This Saturday, June 15, will be the 8th Annual Rotary of Wilton Golf Tournament at Airway Meadows Golf Club on at 1:30 p.m. It will be a shotgun-start, four person scramble followed by a hot and cold buffet dinner under the clubhouse tent.

SARATOGA SPRINGS — With a state budget that cuts $90 million from programs that benefit people with developmental disabilities, and no word from the state on how that cut will affect them, Saratoga Bridges is trapped in a limbo as they hold onto open positions and delay recruiting for mid-management jobs they were planning on adding this year. 

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Saratoga Springs City Council passed a resolution this past week asking the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors to reconsider its decision to sever ties with the Saratoga Economic Development Corp. when the contract comes up for renewal at the end of December.

MALTA — The Malta Town Board refuted rumors that they were building a residential park off Route 9P and heard updates on the planning of the new Midtown Fire Station at their monthly meeting June 3.