THANKS to all who made our second annual Tree Toga planting a success. Especially to all the volunteer planters and tree hosts. The weather was spectacular, if a bit cool. About 70 volunteers gathered at High Rock for training and then
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SUSTAINABLE SARATOGA REJECTS PARTICIPATION IN
GOLF COURSE MEETING
Saratoga Springs, NY – March 14, 2015 – Sustainable Saratoga, a non-profit organization, has declined an offer from the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce to participate in their March 16th meeting that presents new development plans for the Saratoga National Golf Course on
In December 2014, the Saratoga Springs Planning Board determined that the Parking Garage will not have any significant adverse environmental impacts under SEQRA and the plan is now before the Zoning Board to seek additional variances to move forward.
On Monday, March 23 at 7:00 PM the City of
Sustainable Saratoga Chairman, Harry Moran, was featured on WJKE 101.3 The Jockey on Wednesday, Jan. 21, where he described some of our recent programming and initiatives. This was a great way to inform the broader community about our work and raise awareness of sustainable initiatives among mainstream
Saratoga Springs, NY – Sustainable Saratoga has been awarded $5,000 by the Alfred Z. Solomon Charitable Trust in support of its Bring Your Own Bag (BYOBag) project. The Charitable Trust supports causes affecting the lives and culture
The following letter to the editor by Sustainable Saratoga’s Chairman, Harry Moran, appeared in the Jan. 16, 2015 edition of the Saratogian:
Sustainable Saratoga is a nonprofit volunteer organization that offers
Save Our Rural Lands and Community CharacterWe urge our supporters and concerned citizens to voice their concern against proposed changes in the Saratoga Springs Comprehensive Plan that would allow expanded development in the City’s
On Wednesday, October 22 at 7:00 PM the City of Saratoga Springs Planning Board will consider two steps that would advance the City Center Authority’s proposed parking garage project: 1) A determination on whether significant environmental impacts are likely, and 2) A subdivision application that is necessary for
A solar park proposed by Sustainable Saratoga for the former Weibel Ave. landfill has received state funding, according to Finance Commissioner Michele Madigan. The project, which will be developed on the city-owned landfill by contractor SunEdison, will provide a large proportion of the city’s power needs. Madigan praised
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