2014
BEST OF The Saratoga Region
Week of June 6 – June 12, 2014
Congratulations!
Who are the best of the best that rise above the rest? We answer this question today, in our annual ‘Best of the Saratoga Region’ awards section…but the process began months ago. In mid-March we ran a few simple ads in Saratoga TODAY asking for input from our tens of thousands of readers. The request was simple: Nominate your favorite businesses in a variety of categories. In May, once the nomination process was over, we began the next phase and invited the entire public to vote on their favorite business. The response was overwhelming. Luckily we partnered with ‘Local Living In’ who had automated the entire process with a simple online voting program.
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Apartment Living
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The Paddocks of Saratoga
Skidmore Apartments
Assisted Living
Home of the Good Sheppard
Woodlawn Commons
Attorney
Jerry Amedio
Lemery Greisler
Thanks for being a part of our contest and congratulations to all the businesses that go above and beyond to make our region a great place to live, work and raise a family.
Auto Dealer
Mangino
Saratoga Honda
-Chad Beatty
Auto Repair
Child’s Automotive
Matt’s Service Center
Similar to prior years, this year we had a few new additions as well as a few surprises. I know I found a LOT of my favorite businesses on the list and I am sure you will also. So flip the pages, check out the results and go visit a winner that you may not have known about.
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Publisher Chad Beatty
General Manager Robin Mitchell
Creative Director Colleen Sweeney
Advertising Sales Jim Daley Cindy Durfey
Graphic Design Jessica Kane
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Printing
Leader Herald
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Bank
Adirondack Trust Company
Saratoga National Bank
Builder
Witt
Bonacio Construction
Car Wash
Hoffman Car Wash
H20
Chiropractor
Turning Point Chiropractic
Back In Motion Chiropractic
Credit Union
SEFCU
SCFCU
Disk Jockey
Coolcat Entertainment
Capital DJs
Dentist
Nicole Byrne Dental
Dr. Green & Fleming
Doctor
Zieker Eye
Dr. Susan Dorsey
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Dry Cleaner
Cudney’s Cleaners
Feigenbaum Cleaners
Insurance Agent
Adirondack Trust Co.
Nicole Dellaporta State Farm
Eye Care
Saratoga Vision
Zieker Eye
Landscape Company
Lasting Impressions
Brookside Nursery
Funeral Home
William J. Burke & Sons/Bussing & Cunniff Funeral Homes
Tunison Funeral Home
Life and Business Coach
Lifestylized
Dr. Ray Angelini
Granite
Granite & Marble Works
Capital Stone Limo
Saratoga Hybrid Cab Co.
Value Van Taxi & Car Service
Meeting Facility
Adirondack Trust
Hilton Garden Inn
Nursing Home
Wesley Health Care Saratoga Hospital Center Nursing Home
Pediatrician
Community Care Pediatrics
HVAC
Hospitals
Hearing Care Home Delivery Services
Boyce & Drake
Mulholland On Call
Saratoga Hospital
Albany Medical Center
Hearing Care Resources Cudney’s Cleaners
Hear For You King Brother’s Farm
Pediatric Associates of Saratoga
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Week of June 6 – June 12, 2014
1st PLACE
2 nd PLACE
Photographer
Heather Bohm-Tallman
Niki Rossi
Physical Therapist
Regional Therapy Center
Sports Physical Therapy
Plastic Surgery
Steven Yarinsky, MDSaratoga Springs Plastic Surgery, PC
Dr. Jeffrey Ridha’s
Real Estate Agent
Christine Marchesiello
Jennifer Johnson
Real Estate Office
Roohan Realty
Keller Williams
Storage Facility
Morr-is-Stored
Affordable Storage
Swimming Pool
Concord Pools & Spas
Islander Pools and Spa
Tattoo/Piercing
Needlewurks
True Tattoo
Tile
Best Tile
Sherman Tile
Taxi
Saratoga Taxi
Saratoga Hybrid Cab Company
Used Car Dealer
Lant’s Auto
Mangino
Wedding Venue
Canfield Casino
Hall of Springs
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After Track Party
Asian
BBQ
Bagels
Bakery
1st PLACE Horseshoe Inn
Sushi Thai
PJ’s BBQ USA
CATEGORY
2 nd PLACE
Gaffney’s
One Caroline Street Bistro
Beer Selection
Druthers
Henry Street Taproom
Best Local Delivery
Springs Street Deli
Wings Over Saratoga
Breakfast
Country Corner Cafe
Uncommon Grounds
Burger
The Local Pub & Teahouse
Juicy Burger
Candy Store
Candy Company of Saratoga
JoAnn’s Candy House
Casual Dining
Olde Bryan Inn
The Local Pub & Teahouse
Caterer
Longfellows
Kim Klopstocks Lily and The Rose
Phila Fusion
Uncommon Grounds
Brueggers
Mrs. London’s
Bread Basket
2 nd PLACE
Bar for Live Music
Siro’s
Adirondack Barbeque Company
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2 nd PLACE
Cheese
Putnam Market
Waterwheel Village
Chicken
Hattie’s Chicken Shack
PJ’s BBQ USA
Cocktails
Max London’s
Nine Maple
Coffee
Uncommon Grounds
Stewarts
Cupcakes
Bread Basket
Bette’s Cupcakes
Deli
Roma Foods
Spring Street Deli
Family Oriented
Circus Cafe
Harvest & Hearth Restaurant
Fine Dining
The Prime
The Wishing Well
Gelato/Yogurt
Plum Dandy
Saratoga Gelato
Happy Hour
Gaffney’s
Wheatfields
Hot Spot to See and be Seen
Saratoga Race Course
Saratoga National/ The Prime
Ice Cream
Stewart’s
Humpty Dumpty
Irish Pub
The Parting Glass
Irish Times
Italian
Augies
Chianti
Late Nite Bite
Esperanto
D’Andreas Pizza
Local The Local Pub & Neighborhood Bar Teahouse
Seven Horse Pub
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2 nd PLACE
Lunch
Roma Foods
Mexican
Cantina
Mexican Connection
Night Club
Saratoga City Tavern
Thirteen
Outdoor Dining
Maestro’s
Sperry’s
Pizza
Harvest & Hearth Restaurant
D’Andrea’s Pizza
Prime Rib
Wishing Well Restaurant
Cliff’s Country Inn
Seafood Restaurant
Sperry’s
The Wishing Well
Sports Bar
The Stadium
End Zone
Steak
Cliff’s Country Inn
Wishing Well Restaurant
Tea Shop
Whistling Kettle
The Local Pub & Teahouse
Wine List
Wine Bar
Jacob & Anthony’s
Wings
Wings Over Saratoga
Dozer Bar & Grill
The Local Pub & Teahouse
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2 nd PLACE
Art Gallery
Spring Street Gallery
Impressions of Saratoga
Beauty Salon
Sanctuary Spa
The Strand
Best Spot for Girl’s Saratoga Paint & Night Out Sip
Paddock of Saratoga
Dance Instruction
Arthur Murray
Tango Fusion
Farmers Market
Saratoga Farmers’ Market
Ballston Spa Farmers Market
Fitness Center/ Gym
Saratoga YMCA
Saratoga Cycling Studio
Golf Course
Saratoga National Golf
Airway Meadows
Indoor Golf
Tarks Indoor Golf
Saratoga National Golf
Kids Activity
Children’s Museum
Saratoga Strike Zone
Kids Birthday Party Venue
Saratoga Strike Zone
Children’s Museum
Local Band
Soul Session/ Garland
McKrell’s
Massage
Roosevelt Bath & Spa
Sanctuary Spa
Museum
The Tang Teaching Museum
National Horse Racing Museum
Nail Salon
Hello Nails
Crystal Spa
Outdoor Sports
Alpine Ski Shop
Mountainman Outdoor
Pilates
Reform. A True Pilates Studio
Saratoga Pilates
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2 nd PLACE
Spa
Roosevelt Bath & Spa
Sanctuary Spa
Tanning Salon
Total Tan
Tropical Tann
Yoga
Hot Yoga
Yoga Mandali
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Lodging CATEGORY
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2 nd PLACE
Bed & Breakfast
Union Gables Inn & Suites
Geyser Lodge B&B
Camping
Alpine Lake Resort
Adirondack Adventure
Lodging
Gideon Putnam Resort
Hilton Garden Inn
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CATEGORY
2 nd PLACE
Appliance Store
Earl B. Feiden Appliances
Adirondack Appliance
Arts and Crafts
Saratoga Paint N Sip
Paper Dolls Stationer
Beverage Center
EBI
Minogue’s
Book Store
Northshire Bookstore
Barnes & Noble
Bridal Shop
Lily Saratoga
Something Bleu Bridal
Children’s Clothing Shop
G. Willikers Toys & Games
Pixie’s Closet
Children’s Toy Shop
G. Willikers Toys & Games
The Bundle Store
Consignment Shop - Clothing
Treasures Consignments
New 2 You Consignment Boutique
Consignment Shop - Household
Saratoga Consignment Studio
Treasures Consignments
Dress Shop
Spoken Boutique
Bird of Paradise
Florist Shop
Dehn’s Flowers & Gifts
The Posie Peddler
Furniture Store
Furniture House
Taft Furniture
Gourmet Market
Healthy Living Market
Putnam’s Market
Grocery Store
Price Chopper
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2 nd PLACE
Hardware Store
Allerdice Building
Curtis Lumber
Health Food Store
Healthy Living Market
Four Seasons
Home & Garden
Hewitt’s
Sunnyside
Home Décor
Silverwood
Pipits of Saratoga
Jewelry Shop
Silverado
DeJonghe
Kitchen & Culinary Store
Compliments to the Chef
Saratoga Olive Oil Co
Lighting Shop
Wolberg Electric
Allerdice Building
Men’s Casual Clothing
Mountainman Outdoor
Alpine Sport Shop
Saratoga Gifts
Impressions of Saratoga
Saratoga Olive Oil
Shoe Store
Violets & Stella’s
Lucia Boutique
Tailor/Seamstress
Cudney’s Cleaners
Feigenbaum Cleaners
Wine & Liquor Store
Purdys
Putnam Wine
Woman’s Clothing Spoken Boutique
Violets of Saratoga
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Groomer
Milton Manor
Brown Dog Pet Spa
Kennel
Milton Manor
Liberty Kennel
Pet Store
Dawgdom
Sloppy Kisses
Veterinarian
Ballston Spa Veterinary
Saratoga Veterinary
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College
Skidmore College
Siena College
Daycare Center
Saratoga YMCA
Learning to Know Educational Center
Preschool
Saratoga Independent School
St. Clements
Private Schools
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This Week’s SPOLIGHT
438 Clark Rd Gansevoort, NY 12831 518-441-5959 northcountryhorse@yahoo.com
North Country Horses
North Country will learn the basics of riding Horses Day Camp including walk, halt, steeroffers eight summer camp sessions that run Monday through Friday starting July 7th and ends on August 29th.
ing, and beginning to work at the posting trot. At the intermediate to advanced level, our campers will continue to work on skills learned in the past including; trotting on correct diagonals, balance of horse and rider, bending of horse, progress to or solidify canter or lope and work on identifying correct leads & jumping if riding level warrants.
We will be offering beginner through advanced riders‘camp. The rider must be 5 or older by their camp week. Riders will be grouped according to skill level during lessons. At the beginner level, riders will learn how Our riding lessons during to be safe and comfortable around the horses. Riders camp will be coordinated by
one of our riding instructors. We will also have unmounted sessions to include training of key topics that every rider should know. These classes are designed to build our rider‘s self confidence while teaching horsemanship safety. The lessons concentrate on safety first, proper grooming, communication skills, body alignment, balance and an independent seat which are the building blocks in becoming a good rider. Of course we will also have lots of time for games and group activities providing fun and entertainment all week long. The camp week is structured to provide our campers with good horse sense‘ while having lots of fun.
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