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Tuesday, December 17, 2024SUNY Adirondack names five new Trailblazers
College celebrates change-making alumni for community contributions SUNY Adirondack proudly inducted five distinguished alumni to its Trailblazers Society last week at the college’s annual investors breakfast. In a ceremony presented by Bartlett, Pontiff, Stewart, & Rhodes, P.C., SUNY Adirondack honored Meghan E. Cook, Joseph Donahue, Patrick J. Sallarulo, Paul Dowen and Dr. Amy Hogan-Moulton, who were recognized for excellence in professional achievement, community service, service to SUNY Adirondack
Monday, November 25, 2024ADIRONDACK WINERY RAISES OVER $22,000 FOR MAKING STRIDES
Local winery has raised over $138,000 for breast cancer services over the past twelve years through its Drink Pink fundraiser. Adirondack Winery is proud to announce another successful year of their Drink Pink breast cancer awareness fundraiser. As a result of the campaign, Adirondack Winery raised over $22,000 for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of the Adirondacks thanks to the support of its customers, staff, friends, family, and other local businesses. From mid-September to the end of
Monday, November 25, 2024Warren County Historical Society announces winner of Hon. John D. Austin Contribution to History Award
The Warren County Historical Society and the Austin family are pleased to announce that John Strough of Queensbury is the winner of the 2024 “Hon. John D. Austin Contribution to History Award.” The award is presented annually to a local person who has demonstrated a consistent dedication to Warren County and regional history and genealogy through volunteer service and is given in memory of the late Judge John D. Austin of Queensbury, who was a founding member of the Society. Nominated by Carolyn Curren
Monday, November 25, 2024Crandall Public Library Folklife Center awarded 2024 Director's Award
The Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership has named the Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library the winner of its 2024 Director's Award, stating in part: "The Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library utilized a 2023 CVNHP Special Project grant to develop 27 high-quality video segments interpreting the Champlain Canal during its bicentennial year. This outstanding work complements the previous successes of the Folklife Center to showcase and highlight the Battenkill River and Lake George. These
Monday, November 25, 2024Sustainable PR Paves the Way for Siting Solar Energy
Glens Falls Public Relations Firm Founder Says Community Engagement is the key in the State’s Clean Energy Transition Tony DeFazio, founder of Glens Falls-based Sustainable PR, joined industry leaders in a panel discussion at the New York Solar Energy Industry Association (NYSEIA) annual Solar Summit. The panel focused on the solutions to siting and permitting challenges currently wrangling solar developers in New York State. The discussion addressed the growing tension between solar developers, local
Friday, October 18, 2024Your Path to Success Begins with the Right Business Licenses
Starting a business is exciting and full of opportunities, but it comes with its own set of challenges. Navigating the legal requirements, especially securing the necessary permits and licenses, is one of the most important tasks. A clear understanding of these regulations helps ensure the business can grow without unnecessary setbacks. Focusing on these early steps is essential for building a stable foundation. The success of the venture often hinges on how well these initial legalities are
Friday, June 14, 2024Saratoga Flag Company Leads Delegation of Flagmakers to Capitol Hill to Save the Domestic U.S. Flag Industry
Saratoga Flag Company spent National Flag Week leading an ad-hoc, grass-roots, bi-partisan group of volunteers from the Domestic U.S. Flag industry to Washington DC to advocate for American-made U.S.A. Flags, small business and it’s workforce. The message to lawmakers on Capitol Hill:“Our domestic U.S. Flag Industry is being decimated & American consumers are being deceived.” Twenty-one members of N.I.F.D.A. (The National Independent Flag Dealers Association), representing thirteen family businesses
Wednesday, December 28, 2022Entrepreneurs: Select the Right Business Structure for Your Glen Falls Startup with This Guide
When you're starting a business in Glen Falls, New York, one of the first decisions you'll need to make is what legal structure to choose for your company. This is an important decision because it will have long-term implications for your business, including how much you'll pay in taxes, how much personal liability you'll have, and how much paperwork you'll need to do. There are several different business structures to choose from, each with its own pros and cons. The most common business
