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  • Scott Hofmann hopes his Direct Vent Toilet finds a market ripe for change BY KEVIN J. ROGERS  kevin@theballstonjournal Scott Hofmann of Ballston Spa has extensive experience in the construction field, including over 10 years as a union carpenter. But his new career as the inventor of the Direct Vent Toilet is just getting started, and his new product is all but perfected. "I'm just doing some last minute tweaks and then it will be... [More]

  • South Street Market Snapped Up
    Varley Commercial sells well-known neighborhood store to Clifton Park couple In a May 15 press release, Varley Commercial of Saratoga Springs announced the sale of the property known as the South Street Market in Ballston Spa, a long-time neighborhood deli, convenience store and gas station. The property, which sold for $475,000, was purchased by Raj and Tegal Pael of Clifton Park. The couple has many plans for upcoming changes and updates... [More]

  • Hannaford to Celebrate Grand Opening in Malta
    Hannaford Supermarkets will celebrate the grand opening of its new Malta store, located at 43 Round Lake Road, with a two-day community celebration on Saturday, May 19 and Sunday, May 20, the company said in a press release. The new Hannaford will "serve the growing Malta community and employ about 100 associates, adding jobs to those being created locally by the high-tech manufacturing investment also taking place in the store’s backyard,"... [More]

  • BSNB names Reilly Employee of the Year
    In May 14 press release, Ballston Spa National Bank announced that Brenda Reilly, branch manager of the Galway office, has received the bank’s 2012 SUMMIT Employee of the Year Award. Christopher R. Dowd, president and CEO of the bank, recognized Reilly at a recent employee meeting for her outstanding dedication to customer service and for supporting the bank’s core values of teamwork, respect, accountability, integrity and... [More]

  • Back to the Future
    Mario's Ice Cream reopens as Christy's Cones BY KEVIN J. ROGERS kevin@theballstonjournal.com The former Mario's Ice Cream is back in business under new ownership, marking the return of hard and soft ice cream sales to the popular location at the intersection of Routes 50 and 67. "I saw the opportunity and just sort of hopped on it," said owner Alexis Antonecchia. "I did it earlier this year and was open by early April." Many of the... [More]

  • Ballston Spa Students Excel at Business Day
    Fifteen Ballston Spa High School business students recently participated in the 19th Annual High School Business Day, held at SUNY Adirondack. The students competed in a team event and finished second out of the dozen high schools from throughout the region who participated in the competition. Ballston Spa students recognized for high achievement among the top students and their final placement in the results included: Accounting: First... [More]

  • Downtown Hairtique Celebrates Grand Opening
    Danielle Daniels is hoping for a revitalization on her stretch of Milton Ave. BY KEVIN J. ROGERS kevin@theballstonjournal.com Ballston Spa native Danielle Daniels didn't waste much time after graduating from John Paolo's Xtreme Beauty Institute last May. "I did a mobile 'beauty on the go' kind of thing, All Dolled Up," she said. "I got a lot of clients that way. But it got to be too much driving around all the time." The desire to... [More]

  • A Fresh Brew
    Coffee Planet completes renovations, reopens with new equipment and a fresh look BY KEVIN J. ROGERS kevin@theballstonjournal.com Coffee Planet is reporting increased traffic since reopening following a two-week renovation, according to manager Bronwyn Bartlett. "I don't know if word got out on the street that we're refreshed but we've seen a lot of new faces," Bartlett said. "Our regulars are back, and we've seen a lot of new... [More]

  • Tiger’s Blood On The Menu
    Bongiorno's Pizzeria opens on Rowland Street with an icy twist BY KEVIN J. ROGERS kevin@theballstonjournal.com Jason Strainer was already a seasoned restaurant hand when his uncle invited him out to the West Coast to help open what was to become the first of three pizza places in San Diego. "Before my uncle moved to San Diego he had a store on Canada Street (in Lake George)," he said. "But he's done very well out there. He has the three... [More]

  • A Cause for Paws
    The Lazy Dog Cookie Co. opens an indoor dog park on Ford Street BY KEVIN J. ROGERS kevin@theballstonjournal The Lazy Dog Cookie Company has extended its reach into the canine community with the Tuesday, April 17 opening of the sPAW City Social Club Indoor Dog Park on the second floor of their Ford Street facility. "It was basically unused space," said Keith Augustine, co-owner and vice president of Lazy Dog. "We had a little company store... [More]

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