Also: Belmont Stakes Festival returns to Spa City this week for second straight year • Five Questions with David Hayes, Adelphi Hotel Managing Director
 Monday, June 2, 2025 | | |
| | | | Happy Monday! Hope everyone had a great weekend and has a great week ahead. Before you head out or enjoy that morning cup of coffee or tea, check out some of the top stories on our website. Be safe and enjoy the day. — Ron Rosner, Senior Editor
e-edition obituaries | | | | ALBANY, N.Y. — The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) recently announced Frank Annicaro as its new Chief Executive Officer. Annicaro was appointed as CEO by unanimous vote at the CDTA March Board of Directors meeting. He takes over the position from Michael Collins, who has been acting as interim CEO since the beginning of this year […] | | | | | SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — We're a few days away from the Belmont Stakes Festival kicking off in Spa City for the second year in a row. The five-day event will run from Wednesday, June 4, through Sunday, June 8. On Wednesday, the first day of the Racing Festival, and on Thursday gates will open at 11 a.m. There will be six stakes races and four stake races, respectively, with the first post on each day scheduled for 12:40 p.m. Fans can take advantage of a giveaway of a limited edition hat free with paid admission while supplies last on Wednesday […] | | | | | SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — David Hayes is the new Managing Director of the historic Adelphi Hotel, which accommodated a record number of guests for last year's Belmont Stakes and is anticipated to do the same this year. 1 — Tell us a little about The Adelphi Hotel and its historical significance in Saratoga Springs. "The Adelphi Hotel first opened its doors in 1877 and remains the last surviving grand hotel of Saratoga Springs Gilded Age. During a time when the city was known as the "Queen of the Spas" and a summer playground for America's elite, The Adelphi Hotel stood […] | | | | | Many parents arrive at my office frustrated and exhausted, carrying a hefty list of past efforts that "should have worked." They've invested in counseling—sometimes for years—with the hope that a professional could talk their child into better behavior. Whether dealing with escalating tantrums, a teen refusing school, or a defiant child who thrives on conflict, parents often share a similar story: counseling felt like a temporary band-aid—if that. Home life continued to decline, and their child became more skilled at resisting change. Why does counseling frequently fall short, even with caring, competent professionals? Let's get real about what's happening. Who […] | | | | | SUMMER CAMPS: The Vermont Arts Exchange (VAE) still has space remaining in some of its very popular summer camps. Camps are offered in half and full days and are based out of the VAE Studios at 48 Main Street, North Bennington. Visit vtartxchange.org to sign your child up for any of these camps. We are […] | | | | | Approximately 130 adults were matched with potential employers during the recent Capital Region BOCES Health Careers Jobs Fair for students in the Adult Health Careers program. Healthcare providers from across the spectrum of services recruited students as they sought to address the impacts of the national nursing shortage. Employers on hand ranged from Albany Medical Center and Ellis Medicine to Ingersoll Place and even the Berkshire County Jail and House of Corrections. (Photo provided) | | | |
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