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2024 Play More Membership at Bay Meadows Golf Club: Two Course, One Year, One Price!

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Have you hung up your golf bag for the season? Still trying to get out for one more round? Bay Meadows can ensure that next year you get back out on the course and save some money too!

Although, you may have just cleaned up your clubs and knocked the grass out of your spikes for the last time this season, Bay Meadows has an eye on your 2024 golf game. For $299 which includes service fee, you can play at two courses during the 2024 season. This membership is good for both Kingsbury National Golf Club and Bay Meadow Golf Club for the entire 2024 season. 

As an added bonus to this great offer you also will get 1 free hour of Golf Simulator time at Bogey’s Pub and Grill. This offer is also available to new members who can play the courses for free for the rest of the year with the purchase. 

Bogey’s and the Bay Meadows Golf Club know that you love golf! Help yourself get through those long winter days while looking forward to the 2024 season knowing that your membership is paid for at a great price! And remember the goal is always to…Play More Golf! For more information please visit baymeadows.golf

Buying Local – Episode 42: More Than Just Accounting – Capital CFO+

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Buying Local Glens Falls

Episode 42: More Than Just Accounting – Capital CFO+

Welcome to Buying Local!

Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!

More Than Just Accounting – Capital CFO+

Episode 42

In this episode, our host Mike Nelson is joined by business partner Brad Colacino to interview Sabrina Houser, the do-it-all owner of Capital CFO+! With a history of helping businesses and organizations both for and non-profit thrive, Sabrina’s company takes all the guesswork out of the challenging sides of running a business – accounting, marketing, consulting, administration, and more, they can help!

00:21 – Introductions

01:16 – Capital CFO is… Fun?!

02:48 – What is Capital CFO+

07:09 – Earning the Plus

08:31 – Structure the Swarm

09:46 – Half and Half: For and Not For Profit

11:45 – Making Marketing Magic

12:44 – The Five Towers Haunted House

13:03 – Professional Development

15:26 – Keeping Collaboration Alive

19:40 – Local vs. Outsourcing

20:32 – The Big Party

21:10 – Five is the Magic Number

21:55 – Pearl the Pup

23:06 – A Social Media Star

24:50 – Penelope the Pig: A Great Name!

26:39 – Coming Soon: Capitalize the Day!

28:01 – How to Get in Touch

29:02 – Doing it All

30:45 – Brad’s Testimonial

32:21 – Talking About Timebank

35:28 – Closing Remarks

36:26 – Commercial: Visit SkyZone Trampoline Park Today!

PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY, Spa City Digital, or Five Towers Media.

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  • Hosts

    Michael Nelson & Brad Colacino

  • Guest

    Sabrina Houser

  • Runtime

    37 min, 3 sec

  • Air Date

    October 2nd, 2023

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Warren County and Washington County Real Estate Transactions September 8th-14th

Written by Staff Report on . Posted in Featured, Local Leads, Property.

Warren County

Bolton

Donald F. & Susan Torrey sold property at 84 North Bolton Road to Mark & Janet Bowlby for $1.22-million

Still Bay Properties, LLC sold property at 3940 Lakeshore Drive to TC Squared LLC for $3,395-million

Chester

Nathaniel Pelton sold property at State Route 28N to Nala One Estates LLC for $66,000

The North Atlantic Equipment Sales Pension Plan Trust sold property at Indian Springs Road to Monique & James A. Fayette for $2,000 

Glens Falls 

Estate of John J. Manitta sold property at 69 Harrison Street to Richard C. Millington for $182,700

Alexander A. & Brigitte Leszczynski sold property at 49 Orville Street to KAthleen Gallagher De Meij for $285,000

Horicon

Brian M. Windrem sold property at 50 Shaw Hill Road to Julia M. Pucciarelli & Joseph P. Miller for $325,000

Eric N. & Mary E. Heym sold property at 240 Warren Street & Geer Street to Tina M. David & Nicholas E. Whitney for $255,000

Hague

Bruce C. Craig Living Trust dated March 9, 1994- Sebastopol,CA sold property at 125 Friends Point Drive to The Mandel Johnson 2019 Revocable Trust-Encino, CA for $1.99-million 

Johnsburg

Nathaniel J. Pelton sold property at 4597 State Route 28 to Home-Grown Holdings, LLC for $155,000

Jarvis Dunkley & Cheryl West sold property at 2992 State Route 8 to Bruce Dunkley for $175,000

Lake George

267 Canada Street, LLC sold property at 267 Canada Street to TRC Lake George, LLC for $715,000 

BDC Crosbyside LLC sold property at 7 Footpath Way to Carolyn Marie Sheflin & Michael Vincent Morello for $827,550

Jeffery & Kerstin Flanagan sold property at 3014 Lakeshore Drive, Unit 14B to Timothy & Diana Taub for $75,000

Barone Family Lake George Trust u/d/aSept. 16, 2019 sold property at Lakeshore Drive (¼ Interest Suite, 17 Building H, Quarters at Four Seasons Inn Condominium) to Michael K & Michelle K Jones for $99,500

Jeffrey & Kerstin Flanagan sold property at 3014 Lake Shore Drive Unit 14 A to Matthew & Kelly Zucchelli for $79,000 

Lake Luzerne

Downing Family Trust dated Sept. 1, 1993 sold property at 25 Dumont Drive to Lynne S. & Edward J. Dintrone for $900,000

Queensbury

Colleen Ryan ( f.k.a. Colleen Donahue) sold property at 21 Pinewood Hollow Road to Richard T. Fisher & Tina Harrington for $350,000

Megha Sharma & Vishal J. Patil sold property at 192 Fuller Road to Christopher & Jane St. Andrews for $418,000

Alexis F. Collins, Mark Benware & Gail Benware sold property at 38 Hewitt Road to Grafton McGuire Derryberry for $233,900

89 Birdsall Road LLC sold property at 89 Birdsall Road to Adam Searles for $675,000

Guy Fredella sold property at Lawrence Street to Schylar Land, LLC for $45,000

Tom J. & Tetyana Denford sold property at 48 Wincrest Drive to Nicholas & Julie Downey for $550,000

Lloyd L. Mott & Virginia L. Mott Family Trust dated December 8, 2005 sold property at 96 Country Club Road to Edwin W. & Sheila J. Botz for $610,000

Warrensburg

Anthony Q. & Carrie M. Boucaud sold property at 1C High Pines Terrace to Veronica Lynch for $119,000

Starling Family, LLC sold property at 10A High Pines Terrace A to Lisa Hemmert for $167,000

Nora M. Mongan sold property at 10 J High Pines Terrace to Joseph & Elizabeth O’Keefe for $190,000

Washington County

Argyle

Michael Peter Zayachek sold property at 420 County Route 43 to Michael B. Jenkins for $225,000

Sharon Schneible sold property at 1443 County Route 49 to Jeffery J. & Michelle Knepper for $662,500 

Angie M. Lewandowski fka Webster, Linda E. and Thomas E. Lewandowski sold property at 1 Shale Way to Hamza Dar and Fizza Chaundhry for $38,000

Desden

Edwin F. Raymond Sr., sold property at 13887 State Route 22 to Amanda L. Raymond for $120,000

Easton

Magnolia Land Partners,Inc., fka LLC sold property at 2497 and VL County Route 113 to Tailwood Holdings LLC for $49,000

Fort Edward

Battenkill Realty Holdings LLC. sold property at 47 Notre Dame Street to Tyler Joseph Regner for $190,000

Peter Williams as Admin. For Estate of Leo Willams sold property at 5 Thornwood Drive to Sean J. Mailhot for $133,100 

Granville 

Heirs to the Estate of Helen M. Montgomery fka Noble sold property at 14 Prospect Street to Cascade Funding Mortgage Trust HB5 for $149,426.40

Lori L. Vilbrin sold property at 5 Buckley Avenue to Nicholas Mackey for $209,000

Richard Valek, Shannon Valek, Robert C. Tressler II, Jennifer L. Tressler, Trustees of Tressler Family Irrevocable trust sold property at 11 Franklin Street to Darcy van Noordt for $80,000

Greenwich

Eric M. Lynch, Trustee for Gary M. Lynch and Barbara A. Lynch Family Trust sold property at 15 Lyttle Lane to Edmund & Edris Kapper for $300,000

Glenda W. Clausen sold property at 70 Academy Street to Gerry Bain-Ryder for $471,500

Hampton 

Robert Van Noordt & Darcy Alene Van Noordt sold property at 3187 State Route 22A dor Allison N. Wood for $385,000

Hartford

John L. Fisher sold property at 421 & Gilchrist Hill Road to Vikramasila Foundation Inc. for $750,000

Kingsbury 

Kevin S. George sold property at 33 Wright Street to Timothy Melville & Abigail Casey $210,000

Putnam 

Babylon Capital LLC & State Bridge Company, LLC POA sold property at 157-161 Hutton Square Road to Elizabeth Reynolds 401K Trust for $105,000

Linda A Barber sold property at 6614 Royal Anchorage Way to James and Jody Barshinger for $999,500

Salem

George Morrow sold property at 390 Rexleigh Road to Scott Keeler for $145,000

White Creek 

US Bank Natl. AssnTrust for Manufacturing Housing Contract Senior/ Subordinate Pass- Through  Certificate Trust 1997-7 sold property at 124 Shaftesbury Hollow Road to Gardell R. Boll for $94,900

Jonathan C. Blackburn & Chame Curtis Blackburn sold property at 63 Gilbert Street to Lonny J. Longe for $330,000

Margaret H. Mayo sold property at 1175 Ash Grove Road to Guy H. Clark III & Selena L. Clark for $300,000

Whitehall

Nancy L. Farquhar sold property at 236 & 238 Death Rock Way to Edward & Victoria A. Capodanno for $70,000

Martin W. Pozefsky,Esq.,Ref,: Jacob M Miner sold property at 52 Saunders Street to Dita Nisavic for $26,400

James M. & Dina L. Diechert sold property at 2 4th Ave to Megan Evette Johnson for $149,760

Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center to Hold Brews & Mews Adoption Event

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On Saturday, October 7th, from 1pm to 4pm, Mean Max Brew Works, located at 193 Glen Street #2, Glens Falls, NY 12801, will transform into a haven for feline enthusiasts and craft beer connoisseurs alike. This exciting event, in collaboration with North Shore Animal League America’s Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center, promises a purr-fect afternoon.

The main attraction of this special day is the chance to mingle with some of the region’s most adorable and adoptable cats and kittens. North Shore Animal League America’s Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center has been working tirelessly to find loving homes for these furry friends, and this event provides the perfect opportunity to meet your future feline family member.

But that’s not all; the festivities extend beyond feline admiration. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy the finely crafted brews that Mean Max Brew Works is known for. Sip on delicious craft beer while basking in the company of these charming cats.

What’s more, your visit could lead to winning a stunning handmade quilt! Take a chance, try your luck, and you might just go home with a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

It’s not just about having fun and making new furry friends; it’s also about giving back to the community. For every beer purchased during the event, $1 will be directly contributed to North Shore Animal League America’s Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center. Your choice of beverage will make a difference in the lives of these deserving cats and kittens.

For those who wish to further contribute, there’s an opportunity to donate items and earn a chance to win gift certificates. It’s a win-win situation, where your generosity could be rewarded.

So mark your calendars for Saturday, October 7th, and head over to Mean Max Brew Works for a purr-fect afternoon filled with sipping delicious craft beer and meeting adoptable cats and kittens from North Shore Animal League America’s Adirondack Region Cat Adoption Center!

Buying Local – Episode 41: Dirty Jobs, Pure Hearts – The Impact of Performance Industrial in Our Community

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Buying Local Glens Falls

Episode 41: Dirty Jobs, Pure Hearts – The Impact of Performance Industrial in Our Community

Welcome to Buying Local!

Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!

Dirty Jobs, Pure Hearts – The Impact of Performance Industrial in Our Community

Episode 41

In this episode, our host Mike Nelson interviews Sean Willcoxon, the Operations Manager of Performance Industrial! The company provides stellar commercial cleaning services, but what really sets them apart is their commitment – not just to their clients and employees, but to the community as a whole. Whether it’s epoxy flooring, kitchen exhaust cleaning, supporting employees or organizing charity drives, Performance Industrial gets the Dirty and Difficult, Done!

00:21 – Introductions

00:52 – What is Performance Industrial?

02:36 – Shoutout to Paesan’s Pizza!

03:20 – Sean’s Coolest Job: Mikado

04:33 – Processing Plastics: How Recycling Works

07:58 – Turn Those Ceiling Tiles Bright White!

09:46 – An Asset to the Community

13:23 – Freedom Isn’t Free

14:34 – Give a Little, Get a Lot

16:06 – Treat Your People Right

19:17 – We Want You!

21:41 – Cultivate That Culture: More Than Money

25:01 – Getting Conventional

25:50 – October: A Month of Charity

28:11 – Golfing for Good

30:26 – The Folds of Honor Gala

33:40 – Come on, Bill!

33:57 – How to Get in Touch

34:47 – Call Cerrone Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Today!

PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY, Spa City Digital, or Five Towers Media.

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  • Host

    Michael Nelson

  • Guest

    Sean Willcoxon

  • Runtime

    35 min, 27 sec

  • Air Date

    September 25th, 2023

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Five Towers Media Adds Local Talent: Katherine Kressner

Written by Kate Haggerty on . Posted in Business, Community, Featured, Workforce.

Five Towers Media “Where Quality Meets Creativity”,  the parent company to Glens Falls Today, has added Katherine Kressner to the team as Junior Creative Director! This will add depth to a growing and impressive creative team at Five Towers Media, which includes Kelsey Sherman as Creative Director, and Rosetta Anninio as Junior Creative Director. 

Katherine hails from Gansevoort, NY, and graduated from SUNY Cortland in 2023, with a Bachelor’s of Art in Graphic Design & Digital Media. Katherine is ready to use her great creative passion to help lead clients to success, and is expected to have an immediate impact as she begins this new chapter at Five Towers Media. 

Katherine embraces teamwork, and is looking forward to working in an open and supportive work environment. Her goal is to encourage and support her colleagues, and to help provide the best product for the Five Towers Media clients. 

In her free time, Katherine is an Indoor Cycling Instructor at the Saratoga YMCA. Katherine thrives when leading a class and finds that bringing high energy to a room is extremely rewarding. Katherine, through her work at the YMCA, enjoys helping to build a community of cycling enthusiast and gives her an opportunity to share her passion for cycling.

Katherine’s love of cycling and being a part of a creative team are two of the things that inspire her day in and day out. Katherine will use her positive energy and creative drive to help both Five Towers Media and your company succeed!

If you are looking for someone like Katherine to help get your company off the ground and thriving, go to https://fivetowers.us.

Ndakinna Harvest Celebration is this Weekend

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All photos courtesy of Barb Tyler.

GREENFIELD CENTER, NY – Join Ndakinna Education Center September 23rd for the 2023 Harvest Celebration! Located just 3 miles from downtown Saratoga Springs at 23 Middle Grove Rd, Greenfield Center, NY 12833, the event will be open from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. 

The celebration will feature a traditional Haudenosaunee Opening Ceremony by Tom Sakokwenionkwas Porter. Porter (Sakokwenionkwas-“The One Who Wins”) is the founder, spokesperson and spiritual leader of the Mohawk Community of Kanatsiohareke (Ga na jo ha lay gay) located in Fonda, New York, and is a member of the Bear Clan of the Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne. 

The celebration will also have native vendors and food (available from Iroquois Eatery), performances by the Haudenosaunee Singers and Dancers, and storytelling by Kay Ionataiewas Olan, Perry Ground, and Ndakinna’s own James, Jesse, and Joseph Bruchac. 

“We’re excited to bring back the harvest celebration for a second year here at Ndakinna,” said James Bruchac, Director of the Ndakinna Education Center. “It’s important that we celebrate the rich heritage, history, and continuing survival of our region’s indigenous peoples and their cultures.”

Porter will finish the afternoon off with a Traditional Haudenosaunee Closing Ceremony.

This event is fun for all ages; but be aware that space will be limited, and reservations are recommended. The event has a suggested donation of $10 per adult, or $15 per family.

Funded in part by the MDOCS Co-Creation Initiative and the Mellon Foundation.

Saratoga Arts made this program possible through the Community Arts Regrant Program, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Buying Local – Episode 40: Mike Nelson’s In With the ARCC

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Buying Local Glens Falls

Episode 40: Mike Nelson’s In With the ARCC

Welcome to Buying Local!

Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!

Mike Nelson’s In With the ARCC

Episode 40

In this episode, our familiar Mike Nelson is interviewed by Amanda Blanton on an episode of her radio show, I’m In With the ARCC! This gives him the chance to tell the story of his two biggest companies – Five Towers Media, and Glens Falls TODAY! How does each company operate? How do they work together? The answer is here in this very special episode!

00:21 – Introduction

01:18 – The Five Towers Package

02:24 – Social Media Has Left the Building

05:04 – The Five Towers Amplifier

07:40 – Getting To Know All About You

09:22 – The Local Appeal

11:16 – AI Can’t Replace Creatives!

14:08 – Commercial: Visit SkyZone Queensbury!

14:24 – The One and Only Mike Nelson

15:32 – Glens Falls TODAY: Free News for Free People

18:23 – Business-Focused

19:05 – Veteran-Focused

21:26 – Tag Teams: Shoutout to Derek and Steve!

22:29 – Good, Quality Content

23:34 – Mike’s Words of Wisdom: Buy Local!

23:48 – How to Get in Touch

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PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY, Spa City Digital, or Five Towers Media.

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    Amanda Blanton

  • Guest

    Mike Nelson

  • Runtime

    26 min, 1 sec

  • Air Date

    September 18th, 2023

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ARCC Veterans Business Network – 2023 Walk for Veteran Suicide Awareness & Prevention

Written by Kate Haggerty on . Posted in ARCC Spotlight, Community, Downtown, Featured.

On Wednesday, September 13th, 2023, at City Park, community members gathered to participate in the 2023 Walk for Veteran Suicide Awareness & Prevention. The morning had been soaked with rain, but as the day progressed, blue sky prevailed. Participants gathered near the gazebo in City Park, which was lined with veteran resource booths. 

HicksStrong Inc. had a booth where Michael Hick explained why he was there, “We started HicksStrong after we lost our son… He was active duty Navy when he died by suicide on February 11th, 2019. After that, we realized how difficult it was for active duty military to get help… It’s just tragic, and we needed to turn our pain into a purpose. We connect active duty, and veterans, and military families with therapists via telehealth, and we cover up to eight sessions. After that, they can shift to self-pay at a discounted rate,” he said. 

The event was MC’d by ARCC President Tricia Rogers, who welcomed everyone to the third annual walk: “The members of this group have worked tirelessly to not only build this event, I know that many of you were here last year, look at the size of this event from last year, the vendors our resource booths have doubled. Their hard work is evident,” she said.

Tricia introduced Sean Dion, the chair of the veterans business network and one of the founding members. He thanked the crowd for taking time out of their busy day and highlighting the growth of the event to featuring 20 booths, and also thanked the sponsors. 

The rendering of the National Anthem was a show stopper by Charles Martin of USI Insurance. His deep voice resonated through the park with a reverence that was felt throughout the crowd. 

This event was attended by local leaders Senator Dan Stec, Senator Jake Ashby and Assemblyman Matt Simpson. Senator Dan Stec said: “A lot of veterans through their service suffer a lot of mental health challenges and certainly depression challenges… We have a preventable but very real crisis when it comes to veterans committing suicide.”

Jake Ashby also spoke to the crowd: “Just a tremendous effort here… You see people continuing to live in isolation, and what a demonstration here in opposition to that… Your presence in someone’s life face to face is so meaningful and so impactful when they need you… It goes a long way. Just being present when someone is struggling, being there for them and trying to help them, you won’t forget that and they won’t forget that either,” he said. 

The Keynote Address prior to the walk was given by Gold Star Mother, Cindy Roberts: “Our daughter, Sgt. Kristie Roberts, is one of the ’22-a-Day’ as the military calls them, who died by suicide… A life after the loss of a child, how can we get through each day? Every day is a struggle, everyday is a challenge, but I embrace all of you… Because of you, we have the strength to go on, to share these walks and try to educate folk to continue this… Helping each other, let’s try to erase that stigma of asking for help as a sign of weakness. With every step you take today and everyday, know that if you are not ok, that’s ok. It’s ok to ask those uncomfortable questions, and please educate yourself on where to turn for help. You matter. You all matter. And you are not alone.”

Arrow Financial Corporation to Host Corporate Headquarters Ribbon Cutting and Reception

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WHAT: Arrow Financial Corporation President and CEO Dave DeMarco is excited to host a ribbon cutting and reception at the newly renovated corporate headquarters and Main Office branch in downtown Glens Falls. This multi-year, multi-million-dollar investment includes Glens Falls National Bank and Trust Company’s Main Office branch, loan offices and administrative and operational support for the entire Arrow Family of Companies, which also includes Saratoga National Bank and Trust Company and Upstate Agency, LLC. 

The completion of this project furthers Arrow’s mission of improving the customer experience and reinforcing its commitment to the community. The renovation includes extensive upgrades to the exterior and interior, designed with both customer and employee experience top-of-mind while maintaining the building’s historic elements.   

Please join us to celebrate and enjoy light refreshments. For more information on the downtown renovations please visit: https://www.gfnational.com/hello 

WHEN: Thursday, September 14, 2023. Event Start: 2:00 p.m.

WHERE: Arrow Financial Corporation Headquarters, 250 Glen Street, Glens Falls, N.Y. 12801

WHO: Dave DeMarco, President and CEO, Arrow Financial Corporatio, and Tricia Rogers, President and CEO, Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce

About Arrow Financial Corporation: 

Arrow Financial Corporation is a multi-bank holding company headquartered in Glens Falls, New York, serving the financial needs of northeastern New York. The Company is the parent of Glens Falls National Bank and Trust Company and Saratoga National Bank and Trust Company. Other subsidiaries include North Country Investment Advisers, Inc. and Upstate Agency, LLC.