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‘Lids’ Features Custom Embroidered Hats, Sports Caps At Outlets Of Lake George

Posted onOctober 18, 2021
Lisds is a chain store that sells professional sport hats and caps in a wide variety of styles. An outlet recently opened at The Outlets of Lake George, 1415 Route 9, Queensbury.

By Lisa Balschunat

Lids, a store featuring officially licensed Major League Baseball, National Football League and National Basketball Association  hats and caps in a wide variety of styles, is stocked up for the fall and winter season at The Outlets of Lake George, 1415 Route 9, Queensbury.

Hats of most MLB, NFL and NBA teams can be found on the shelves of the 1,000 square foot store. The new store also carries a limited selection of college and hockey hats. 

Customers can also walk into the store, order a custom designed embroidered hat and walk out of the store with it in less than 30 minutes.

“With our in-store embroidery machine, we can customize any hat, and with most orders, embroider it right on the spot,” said Joe Refici, district manager.  “If you want a team logo on the front and the signature of your favorite athlete on the side, we can do that,” he said.  “If you want a local Little League team logo and your kid’s signature on the side, we can to that, too.”

Depending on the design, it takes from 5 to 25 minutes to embroider.  “If the needle can go through it, we can do it,” Refici said.  Customers can choose from New Era, Mitchell & Ness and other brand-name caps to have embroidered.

Additionally, the store has a graphic collection with over 1,000 designs that have been created specifically for embroidering.

Lids also embroiders local logos on hats for local teams or businesses when provided with custom design in a digital format. Refici said JPEG, PNG and PDF files work best. 

For orders of 12 or more hats, the turnaround is two to three days. 

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Town Fair Tire Centers Of New York Has Plans For A New Tire Store In Queensbury

Posted onOctober 18, 2021
This is the Town Fair Tire Centers store in Rutland, Vt. The company purchased property on Route 9 in Queensbury where the chain plans to build its second New York tire repair center.

By Jennifer Farnsworth

Queensbury will soon be home to a 7,269 square-foot tire repair and sales center.

Town Fair Tire Centers of New York LLC has purchased a former Pizza Hut restaurant property on Route 9 in Queensbury where the chain plans to build its second New York tire repair center.

Town Fair Tires purchased the property at 863 Route 9 from Orest Boychuk and the Omall Family Partnership. According to Mike Barbaro, senior vice president of the company, the projected timeline for the completion of the project is some time in the summer of 2022.

Barbaro said they chose Queensbury as their second New York location because of the success they have had with the first one.

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NY State Of Health Will Open Enrollment Period For Health Marketplace On Nov. 16

Posted onOctober 18, 2021

NY State of Health, the state’s official health plan Marketplace, have announced the affordable health insurance options available to New Yorkers in 2022.

Open enrollment for coverage in a 2022 Qualified Health Plan starts Nov. 16 for new and returning consumers and ends on Jan.31.

“Marketplace enrollment has topped 6.3 million people this year as more New Yorkers choose to protect themselves and their families with affordable, quality coverage during the COVID-19 public health emergency,” said Acting NY State of Health Executive Director Danielle Holahan. “Consumers can begin previewing their 2022 plan options and premiums today through NY State of Health’s plan shopping tool.”

Significantly, officials said, expanded federal tax credits remain available to New Yorkers who enroll in Qualified Health Plans (QHP.) This enhanced American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) financial assistance is available now, including to higher-income individuals for the first time. Consumers who receive premium tax credits, more than 60 percent of QHP enrollees, will see no change in their premium costs for 2022, or in some cases a small decrease in the cost of coverage compared to 2021.

According to the Health Department, one in three New Yorkers are enrolled in health coverage through the Marketplace. Enrollment has increased across all marketplace programs since April 2021, when the state began implementing ARPA tax credit and Essential Plan (EP) enhancements.

All 12 insurers that offered Qualified Health Plans last year will offer them again in 2022. Consumers who enroll in a QHP between Nov. 16 and Dec. 15 will have coverage starting Jan.  1.

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Local Partnership Offers Computer Coding Education To Unemployed, Underemployed

Posted onOctober 18, 2021

SUNY Adirondack and SaratogaCanCode have joined  forces to offer free computer coding education and training programs to serve unemployed and underemployed New York residents.

Funded through a state Department of Labor grant, the partnership will enable coding instruction in two popular courses—Front End Web Development and Python for Data Analytic —to serve up to 45 people starting Nov. 8.

SUNY Adirondack’s Workforce Readiness Academies Program (WRAP) provides free training opportunities for residents of New York state. Included in the program are customized services based on participant need, such as career coaching, academic advising, job-search skills, and accessing resources such as emergency child care and technology support.

The 12-week computer coding programs are offered virtually through SaratogaCanCode, which is part of CanCode Communities, a nonprofit organization dedicated to building a trained software workforce throughout upstate New York and beyond.

“We’re seeing such success with the summer cohort of students who are about to finish their IT boot camp training,” said Caelynn Prylo, Assistant Dean for Continuing Education and Workforce Innovation at SUNY Adirondack. “This program is truly transformational for the participants. With the workforce changes we’ve seen over the past year, more people than ever can benefit from this high-impact training program, expanding their skills and securing employment in a high-demand field and strengthen our region’s pool of trained, talented tech professionals.”

“We are delighted to partner with SUNY Adirondack to deliver computer coding education and training that is truly changing lives,” said Annmarie Lanesey, founder and CEO of CanCode Communities. “This is a wonderful opportunity to provide motivated individuals with pathways to exciting careers in the tech industry, and to build our tech workforce to support the rapid expansion of the digital workplace.”

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EDC Warren County Disc Golf Tournament Raises Some $10,000 For ‘The Ed’ Fund

Posted onOctober 18, 2021
Hudson Headwaters Health Network team, one of several area businesses entered in the disc golf tournament benefitted the Edward M. Bartholomew, Jr. Memorial Fund.
Courtesy EDC Warren County

The disc golf tournament held by EDC Warren County on Sept. 17 at Crandall Park in Glens Falls raised nearly $10,000 for the newly established Edward M. Bartholomew Jr. Memorial Fund to be used for internships at Warren County nonprofits and small businesses.

The fund is known as The Ed.

“We had such a wonderful event,” said EDC spokesperson Amy Potter. “For the majority of the players, it was their first time trying the sport. We know Ed was proud of this park as it keeps growing, adding a diverse attraction to the city of Glens Falls.

“Thank you to the Crandall Park Beautification Committee, Elizabeth Little Hogan, and her family for tending to the course just hours before tournament time to make sure the players had the best experience. Course steward and co-host Greg Hill from Innova provided the necessary structure to run a successful event while also providing pro tips to the players. We thank all our volunteers, Ed’s family and close friends, and the event sponsors as we look forward to launching the internship program.”

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John Gable Opens Edward Jones Financial Office On Main Street In Warrensburg

Posted onOctober 18, 2021
John M. Gable joined Edward Jones Financial after a 30-year career in the IT business.
Courtesy Edward Jones Financial

By Jill Nagy

Good financial advice from an Edward Jones Financial advisor enabled John M. Gable to retire in his 50s after a 30-year career in the information technology business.

Gable is now one of those financial advisors and, three years into his new career, he looks forward to providing the same kind of common sense investment advice to his North Country neighbors from his new office at 3755 Main St., Suite 101, in Warrensburg.

The office is housed in a 200-year-old building that was, according to Gable, previously many things including a grocery store, a pharmacy, an interior decorator’s shop and a purveyor of rustic handmade furniture.

The Edward Jones Investments office is located on the first floor of the building.

Now, after a $100,000 facelift, the building houses Warrensburg’s first financial advisor.

Although he lives in Lake George, Gable said he considers Warrensburg “kind of my home town.”

The office was located in Queensbury while the renovation work went on. In Warrensburg, “there is a lot of really good positive energy flowing through here,” he said, as well as “pockets of wealth” ready to benefit from his guidance.

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Officials Hope ‘Ice Castles’ Tourist Attraction Helps Businesses Stay Open In Winter

Posted onOctober 18, 2021
Ice Castles CEO Kyle Standifird announces details of the new tourist attraction to open in Lake George this winter, as local elected officials and tourism leaders look on.
Courtesy Lake George Chamber of Commerce

The Lake George Chamber of Commerce says the winter of 2021-22 promises to be unlike no other in the area as a new venture—Ice Castles—brings its display of sculptures, caverns, ice slides, lighting and more to Charles Wood Park’s Festival Space.

The new winter event that has drawn hundreds of thousands of visitors to numerous communities around the country, officials said,  with ice displays that feature LED lights that change color.

Lake George will be its sixth location in the United States, joining sites in New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Utah and Colorado.

The event was formally introduced at a news conference on Oct. 5.

“We are excited to bring the magic of Ice Castles to Lake George this winter,” said Ice Castles CEO Kyle Standifird. “Our mission is to create a fun and safe outdoor experience where people can escape from the hustle of daily life for a moment and step into a frozen fairy-tale world.”

Ice Castles is scheduled to open in Festival Commons in Lake George in early January, with the opening date dependent on weather conditions, officials said. It will combine with Lake George Winter Carnival and Lake George Winterfest.

Local officials hope the new event has a major impact on extending the tourism season into thew winter, helping local businesses.

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Krystal Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Fiat Is Building New Facility In Warrensburg

Posted onSeptember 17, 2021
This is a rendering of the new Krystal Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Fiat building that is under construction on Route 9 in Warrensburg. V&H Construction is heading the project.
Courtesy V&H Construction

By Jennifer Farnsworth

Krystal Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Fiat of Warrensburg broke ground last month on a new facility, located down the road from their current Route 9 space. 

Steven Lofgren, a principal of the company, said the new property more than doubles the current space at 4488 Route 9, Warrensburg, and will allow for a larger showroom to better accommodate consumer demand.

“The decision to build a new facility was fueled by our growing business. New vehicle sale volumes have risen over the past few years due to the increasing popularity of the Jeep and Ram brands. Pre-Owned vehicle sales have doubled for us over the past few years as well,” said Lofgren.

The 21,000-square-foot location will include a sales area, a showroom and administrative offices totalling approximately 9,000 square feet, with service and parts departments taking up about 12,000 square feet. Lofgren said the floor plan will align with the specifications of the vehicle manufacturers.

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Some 50 Area Businesses Sign Pact Stating Commitment To Protect Lake Water Quality

Posted onSeptember 17, 2021
More than 50 area businesses and organizations have joined together to sign a historic compact declaring their ‘united commitment’ to protecting the Lake George water quality.
Courtesy Lake George Association

Driven by the arrival of two significant water quality threats on Lake George over the past year—harmful algal blooms and the hemlock wooly adelgid—more than 50 area businesses and business organizations have joined together to sign a historic compact declaring their “united commitment to protecting the lake that means so much to all of us.”

The Business Compact on the Economic Imperative of Protecting Lake George was spearheaded by the Lake George Association’s Council of Business Advisors and presents data on the lake’s regional economic impacts and the water quality challenges that threaten them.

It also spells out ways in which the business community will work together for lake protection.

The compact can be signed by any business or organization that values the fundamental role the lake plays in the economic health of the region and the regional quality of life, the association said. It can be viewed online and signed at LakeGeorgeAssociation.org/Business-Compact. 

The first 58 signatories endorsed the compact within a week of its development.

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Disc Golf Tournament Raises Funds For New Edward M. Bartholomew Jr. Memorial Fund

Posted onSeptember 17, 2021
Ed Bartholomew was a former Glens Falls mayor and head of EDC Warren County.
Courtesy EDC Warren County

Ed Bartholomew, former mayor of Glens Falls and president of EDC Warren County who died in July of 2020, was honored after the disc golf tournament on Friday, Sept. 17, in Crandall Park, presented by the EDC.

The event was a  benefit for the new Edward M. Bartholomew Jr. Memorial Fund.

The Edward M. Bartholomew Jr. Memorial Fund, informally called “The Ed,” was established in August by EDC Warren County and the Bartholomew family to honor the EDC’s former president and Glens Falls’ former mayor, carrying forth his legacy of dedication to public service, his passion for the community, and his enthusiasm for economic development by investing in the next generation of leadership.

The Ed provides funding for paid internships for students, veterans, and people with differing abilities at Warren County nonprofits and small businesses, matching interns with internship locations twice yearly.

It is overseen by EDC Warren County and the Bartholomew family along with an independent appointee from the

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