About 150 farmers turned out Tuesday to object to plans to close the county Farm Service Agency office in Ballston Spa and move its functions to Washington County.
Even during hard times, some people have money to burn. Mark Lansing is one of them. He’s shelling out $12,000 for the early Fourth of July celebration that takes place today in Freedom Park in Scotia. “It’s sort of a traditional thing and generates some goodwill,” said Lansing, who has owned Jumpin’ Jack’s drive-in restaurant across from the park’s tennis courts and softball fields since 1976....
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