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Clifton Park New York was the last town formed in Saratoga County. A great place to live work and play. The Town is bounded on the east by Halfmoon, on the north by Ballston and Malta, on the west by Ballston and the Mohawk River, and on the south by the Mohawk. It occupies a mid-southern position in Saratoga County and is approximately 47 square miles in area.

Address: Town of Clifton Park, One Town Hall Plaza, Clifton Park, New York 12065
School District(s): Shenendehowa, Niskayuna, Burnt Hills, and Ballston Lake
Directions: Located at Northway Exit 8, Exit 9 - Rt 146 and Exit 10.

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Recreational facilities: Eagle Crest Golf Club, Van Patten Golf Course, Riverview Country Club, Clifton Park Arena and The Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve.

Web Site: http://www.cliftonpark.org

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An Exhibit Of Extraordinary Sports Cars Fuels A Driving Passion At The Saratoga Automobile Museum

Driving Passion. The Jim Taylor Collection" opens April 1, 2006 in the Saratoga Spa State Park. This outstanding display of contemporary sports cars, Jaguars, Allards, Aston Martins, Maseratis, and a Shelby Cobra, began as many good stories do - with a childhood gift. When he was just a young boy, Jim Taylor's father gave him some Dinky toys. Jim fell in love with the miniature cars and began collecting them. When he was six, his dad began taking him to see the new car models each year. Jim was hooked. "When I was a college sophomore, I lusted after muscle cars like the Pontiac GTO." Jim's automotive conquests over the next few years included both older and newer cars -- an MGA coupe, an "unreliable '64 Chevy" when he was in the Army, a Chevelle SS convertible (which was wrecked), a '57 T-Bird, and then a loaded Olds 4-4-2.

His driving passion had begun. More...