Month: December 2014

In the span of nearly two decades, Saratoga Springs has transformed itself from the place to be in August to ...

The Spotlight’s former office got a lot more than a new coat of paint before several attorneys moved into it.

In his campaign to raise awareness, Jesse Saperstein is always sure to make one point clear – having autism is ...

The Town of Bethlehem won a $200,000 microenterprize grant from the state earlier this month as economic development officials continue ...

This winter, Ice Castles, LLC brings a one-of-a-kind experience to Stratton Mountain as it unveils a spectacular icy forest in ...

The Colonie Town Planning Board moved to accept the concept of First Columbia’s office and hotel development after months of ...

Daniel Nester wasn’t looking to have his story in the latest “Chicken Soup for the Soul” anthology, but it sure ...

From ages six to eighteen, computer coding has become a worldwide phenomenon.

Allison Reichman was checking Facebook on the morning of Dec. 5 when she first saw the announcement. Her husband, Nathaniel ...

The Shaker boys basketball team couldn’t stop Andrew Platek.