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Congressmen seek more details before final decision on health care vote

Officially, neither of the Capital Region’s two congressmen is saying how he’ll vote when the final health care reform bill finally comes to the House floor, probably later this week.

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Relaxing, healing spas continue area’s rich tradition

Friday, July 24, 2009

By Wendy Liberatore
Gazette Reporter

p>A visit to Saratoga Springs can be exhilarating. It can also be exhausting. Yet unlike other destinations, the region has a perfect antidote for weary travelers — the baths.

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