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Created: July 13, 2021 07:25 PM An area foundation is buying up and running successful local businesses and giving away all the profits to charity. Its called Business for Good, and its goal is to help businesses thrive and prosper and then donate the profits they make to charity.   Long-time Saratoga Springs staple Hatties is one of a half-dozen area businesses bought the foundation established by Ed and Lisa Mitzen. Ed Mitzen is the founder of Fingerpaint, a successful healthcare...

Despite challenges, SPAC reports growth | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 On the eve of its first concert of the season, leaders at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center looked back on a challenging year in which, perhaps surprisingly, it grew. It added new facilities and ended the year with a surplus of more than $400,000. “On Monday, May 18 of 2020, SPAC did the unthinkable,” said President and CEO Elizabeth Sobol during an annual meeting on Thursday. “In the middle of glorious high sp...

Apr 13, 2021 Bethany Marie Sweet, 26, a 2014, graduate of Broadalbin-Perth High School, born December 27, 1994, in Hartford, CT; entered into eternal life Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Bethany is survived by her loving parents, Charles John Sweet Jr. and Cheryl (Paul) Sweet of Broadalbin; her brother, Charles John Sweet III Trey (Audra) of Mississippi. Bethany leaves behind several uncles, aunts, cousins, second cousins; and her fur babies. Bethany was engaged to Joseph Colby of Gloversville, NY, t...

Duty Calls: Guard officer honored for 37 years of service Terry Brown FacebookTwitterEmail New York Army National Guard Lt. Col. Michael Tagliafierro pins a Family Recognition Award pin on his wife Maureen during his retirement ceremony.Eric Durr / New Yok Army National Guard New York Army National Guard Lt. Col. Michael Tagliafierro of Porters Corners, Saratoga County,  has received a Meritorious Service Medal in recognition of his 37 years of military duty before retirement. Tagliafierro als...

The lost: Capital Region lives ended by COVID-19 The pandemic has upended the nation, but its truest cost is felt by friends and families Times Union staff FacebookTwitterEmail 558. Thats the minimum count of how many people, as of this writing, have succumbed to COVID-19 in the greater Capital Region. In less than 10 months. That is a wartime number — a casualty list perhaps more in keeping with the recounting of Civil War regimental losses than of anything understood in the modern era. Scie...

GLENS FALLS — Sen. Betty Little said she has enjoyed helping people solve problems during her more than three decades of public service. Whether it was a town and village fighting over a sewer plant or county officials reluctant to commit to a capital project, Little, R-Queensbury, enjoyed the experience. “I think I’ve been able to bring a lot of groups together,” she said on Wednesday as she packed up items in her Warren Street office. Little is leaving office at the end of...