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Thursday, June 17, 2021WAIT House Adds Family Fun Run to Popular 5K YOUR WAY Fundraiser
WAIT House in Glens Falls, NY has served homeless youth since its doors opened in 2003. They have been readily able to meet the needs of the young men and women who come through the doors of their emergency shelter, as well as the young pregnant and parenting women who seek the services of their transitional living program. WAIT House, like so many other nonprofits, has had to rethink its approach to fundraising in the wake of COVID-19. Last Fall it launched a virtual 5K YOUR WAY. This year, the event is
Monday, June 14, 2021New Tavern, Restaurant and Boutique Hotel at “The Bond 1786” are Open
The Bond, 1786; owned by the Lotus Group of Companies is now open for accommodations 365 days a year and, dinner currently 5 nights a week. The Bond 1786 located at 3 Hudson St. in Warrensburg, NY is now open for business, serving dinner 5 nights a week. The Bond 1786 is owned and operated by the Lotus Group of Companies, also based out of Warrensburg, NY. The Bond 1786 is the newest hospitality business for Lotus who also owns and operates Ashes Pub & Ocho Cinco Cantina and The Grist Mill (currently under
Thursday, June 10, 2021GTM Payroll Services to Celebrate 30 Years in Business with $30K in Contributions to Community Organ
In recognition of 30 years in business and serving the Capital Region, GTM Payroll Services will be contributing $30,000 to community organizations. The groups receiving donations are non-profit clients of the firm that collectively provide a variety of social services for families, children, seniors, and many others in need. “Much like GTM, these organizations have long histories of serving their communities,” said GTM Payroll Services’ Founder and CEO Guy Maddalone. “They are indispensable resources for
Thursday, June 10, 2021Upstate Agency, LLC Celebrates 40 Years in Schroon Lake
Upstate Agency, a subsidiary of Arrow Family of Companies, is celebrating 40 years of service to residents and businesses in Schroon Lake. The local agency, established in 1981, originally in the Freidman Real Estate office, moved to its present location at 1072 Route 9 in 1983. To show its appreciation to local residents, Upstate staff recently celebrated with a Coffee Takeover at Stewart’s that included free coffee and giveaways. Another Coffee Takeover will be scheduled for the Fall. “Our commitment to
Monday, June 07, 2021Local Small Business Icon Bill Edwards Retires
More than a thousand small businesses have been started in Warren, Washington and Saratoga counties because of Bill Edwards started a regional SCORE team at the Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce in 2005. After being Senior Financial Officer for H P Hood Dairy and International Corporate Vice President and Regional Director for Arthur D. Little, one of the world’s largest consulting firms, Bill became a college teacher and was selected as the Harder professor of business and management at Skidmore,
Tuesday, June 01, 2021A Holistic and Innovative Payroll Services Company is the latest from The Lotus Group
The Lotus Analytics process optimization and software development company announces the launch of its associate company providing fully-managed payroll solutions for organizations of any size. “Lotus Payroll Services” is part of the Lotus Group of Companies, a diversified business group with investments and involvement in various sectors including technology, finance, hospitality, construction, education, auto parts, auto care, and events management. Lotus Payroll Services improves the experience for
Wednesday, May 19, 2021LGLC Protects 154 Acres in Putnam, Expanding Sucker Brook Conservation
The Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) recently purchased 154 acres in the Town of Putnam, in the northeast region of Lake George. The land was purchased from the Rota and Rota-Poulin family, who had stewarded the property for multiple generations. “The LGLC is pleased to have partnered with the Rota family,” said LGLC Executive Director Jamie Brown, “to protect their important property in Putnam. This land could not have been protected if not for the commitment of Amy Rota-Poulin, especially, who
