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44-Year-Old Canoer Drowns In Saratoga Lake 44-Year-Old Canoer Drowns In Saratoga Lake
44-Year-Old Canoer Drowns In Saratoga Lake Crews have recovered the body of a 44-year-old man who drowned in a Capital District lake. Saratoga County Sheriff’s officials were called shortly after 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 1, with reports of a person struggling in the waters of Saratoga Lake, approximately a quarter mile north of Brown’s Beach in Stillwater. Callers to 911 said the man, who had been in a canoe, was yelling for help. The department’s marine patrol and dive teams spent hours searching the area, assisted by New York State Police and the Corinth Fire Department. Body recovered in #SaratogaLake, near Browns Beach in S…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Cause Of Death Determined After Man Crashes Into River In Hadley Cause Of Death Determined After Man Crashes Into River In Hadley
Cause Of Death Determined After Man Crashes Into River In Hadley A man whose car drove off an embankment and landed upside down in a local river died from drowning, New York State Police said. Edward Mastrangelo, age 66, of Queensbury, was driving in Saratoga County on Old Corinth Road in Hadley Sunday, April 24, when he crashed into the Sacandaga River, police said. Earlier report: Man Killed After Vehicle Crashes Down Embankment Into River In Hadley Responding troopers found the vehicle submerged in water. Divers from the Corinth Fire Department were able to free the man, but he was later pronounced dead at Glen Falls Hospital. In a stateme…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Man Killed After Vehicle Crashes Down Embankment Into River In Hadley Man Killed After Vehicle Crashes Down Embankment Into River In Hadley
Man Killed After Vehicle Crashes Down Embankment Into River In Hadley A man is dead after crashing his car into a river in the region. New York State Police said the man was driving in Saratoga County southbound on Old Corinth Road in Hadley at around 8 p.m. Sunday, April 24, when he drove down the steep embankment and landed in the Sacandaga River. Troopers found the vehicle upside down and submerged in the river, police said. Divers from the Corinth Fire Department were able to free the man, but he was later pronounced dead at Glen Falls Hospital. Investigators identified the victim as Edward Mastrangelo, age 66, of Queensbury. His official cause of death…

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by Michael Mashburn