It's been a good year for Clifton Park, New York when it comes to a personal attachment to the highest levels of professional sports, especially in the playoffs. This summer the Saratoga County town went hoops crazy for their budding NBA star, Kevin Huerter of the Atlanta Hawks. Huerter and his Hawks knocked off the popular local favorite New York Knicks in the first round of the NBA playoffs and had an impressive run to the Eastern Conference Finals with Kevin right in the middle of their success. But, it's another Atlanta team and Huerter's Shenendehowa high school teammate that has the 12065 going crazy, the Atlanta Braves Ian Anderson.
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Saratoga County officials are encouraging business owners to take advantage of available grant funding to assist small companies during the pandemic.
Saratoga County IDA Chair Rod SUtton
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During Wednesday’s coronavirus update by the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors, leaders highlighted aid that has been made available to small businesses.
Phil Barrett is the Town Supervisor of Clifton Park.
“Many of them have struggled through to this point. Some haven’t made it. But we needed to everything possible to help as many businesses as possible make it through the most difficult time of COVID, the pandemic, and the reopening,” said Barrett.
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D Andreas Pizza Manager Tory Wilson of Wilton salts and peppers trays of chicken wings before baking them in preparation for Super Bowl Sunday orders at the restaurant on Caroline Street in Saratoga Springs on Thursday, February 4, 2021.
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Rory Wilson, owner of D’Andrea’s Pizza in Saratoga Springs, has a big job ahead of him this weekend.
He’s running a staff of eight on Sunday, with one person specifically focused on making chicken wings, as the crew prepares to fill the needs of hundreds of football fans looking for a Super Bowl food fix.