The November election promises to be one of the most contentious in our nation’s history, with Republican incumbents threatening to fight voting by mail (which President Trump says is “bad for Republicans”) and eliminate polling places in areas that are home to Democratic voters, especially
Saratoga Springs Democratic Committee members and community volunteers are contacting local seniors by phone to check in on their well-being, provide information on available resources, and help arrange for deliveries of groceries and other needs for those who are not able to leave their homes.
Our “In the Loop” newsletter has gone virtual! Each Friday we publish an updated list of upcoming online events and news of interest to Saratogians coping with challenging times. This page provides a comprehensive list of virtual activities and ideas which includes past listings
Since 2014, Carrie Woerner has represented the 113th Assembly District in the New York State Assembly, including portions of Saratoga and Washington counties. A graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University and Santa Clara University, she spent 30 years in the software industry before running for the
John P. Franck is the seven-term Commissioner of Accounts for the City of Saratoga Spring. In his office, he acts as the City Assessor, City Clerk, Purchasing Agent, Insurance Officer, Records Management Officer, and Register of Vital Records. Here’s what John Franck told us when asked