Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Southern Adirondack Reporter at WAMC, Northeast Public Radio
Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief for @WAMCnews | Views are my own | Shy Ronnie walked so Mumble Rappers could run
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1 week ago |
wamc.org | Aaron Shellow-Lavine
The Montgomery County Executive delivered his state of the county address Thursday, highlighting technological upgrades, veterans’ services, and improvements to public health resources. First-term Republican Peter Vroman spoke to a packed room on the campus of Fulton-Montgomery Community College. The start of his term marked yet another change in the executive’s office.
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2 weeks ago |
wamc.org | Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Capital Region coffee drinkers have been going to Uncommon Grounds for their caffeine fix since the first location opened in Saratoga Springs more than three decades ago. Now, coffee chain employees in the Spa City and in Clifton Park are trying to unionize. Inside Uncommon Grounds on Broadway in Saratoga Springs, a steady stream of customers is ordering coffee and bagels to-go. At tables and comfy furniture, regulars read or click on their laptops. Outside, however, it’s a different story.
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2 weeks ago |
wamc.org | Aaron Shellow-Lavine
A pillar of Saratoga Springs politics is stepping away from his long-held post. Republican Matt Veitch has represented the Spa City on the Saratoga County board of supervisors since 2008. Though he received the endorsements of both the city’s GOP committee and the nonpartisan One Saratoga group, Veitch announced Friday that the time has come for a new chapter. “I feel like I’ve accomplished a lot there.
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3 weeks ago |
wamc.org | Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Not everyone in our region has regular access to necessary healthcare services. The non-profit Southern Adirondack Health Initiative is hoping to change that. And its latest effort comes at a time when marginalized residents are facing new barriers to care. Karen Weinberg is the group’s president. The grassroots organization raises funds for an annual pop-up health clinic, and coordinates healthcare resources for those in need.
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3 weeks ago |
wamc.org | Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Saratoga County is among the local municipalities looking to hire some of the New York state corrections officers fired after an unsanctioned strike this month. Around 2,000 corrections officers were fired after striking for three weeks. Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul then signed an executive order barring them from applying to work in other state and local government agencies.
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