Prosecutor: Johnstown deli owner saw Allyzibeth Lamont as disgruntled employee ‘ringleader,’ had her killed | The Daily Gazette
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BALLSTON SPA – The owner of a Johnstown sub shop regarded Allyzibeth Lamont as a “ringleader” among disgruntled employees, arranged with a manager to beat her to death, and then made extensive efforts to cover up the crime, a prosecutor charged in opening statements Wednesday in Georgios Kakavelos’ trial for first-degree murder.
“Defendant took great measures to hide his act, but what he didn’t expect was his confidante, his right-hand man, coming forward,” Assistant District Attorney Alan Poremba told the Saratoga County Court jury, “He showed (police) where all the evidence was hidden.”
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SARATOGA SPRINGS - The Saratoga Springs City Center is showing off its ability to put on safe, socially distant trade shows and conventions.
They ve re-worked the space in an effort to book groups as soon as possible.
Small conventions and conferences are big business in Saratoga Springs. The people who book them say it s time to welcome them back.
They re set up for a trade show at the Saratoga Springs City Center. There are different sizes of booths, varying distances apart.
It s only for show. The City Center and Discover Saratoga partnered with a local events planning company to set up this space as a demonstration.
Effective May 19, most business capacities â which are currently based upon percentage of maximum occupanc yâ will be removed in New York. Restaurants will only be limited by the space available for patrons or parties of patrons to maintain the required social distance of six feet.Â
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One shot down, one to go for Gazette reporter; Vaccine availability is increasing quickly | The Daily Gazette
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SARATOGA COUNTY I’ve been waiting patiently.
I qualify to get the COVID-19 vaccine based on my age, and I’ve been closely watching and sometimes writing about the much-criticized national and state vaccine rollout, with full knowledge that initial demand dwarfed supply. Other folks are older, less healthy or in occupations more essential to the public health than an aging newsman.
I also spent enough years driving to Potsdam when my son was in college to know that’s WAY too far to drive for vaccination. Twice.