Night at the Brewseum will take place Friday, March 30 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the New York State Military Museum in Saratoga Springs.

Participants in the event will be able to sample area craft beers while taking a look at New York’s Military history. There will also be special raffle prizes, music and entertainment, food compliments of Maestro’s Restaurant and beer and wine compliments of Saratoga Eagle and local wineries.

Pre-sale tickets will be $25 and tickets at the door will be $30. It will cost active military personnel $20 and non-drinkers $10.

Tickets will be available at the Museum Gift Shop, from any Saratoga Springs Lions Club member or online.

A Saratoga County contractor could be heading to prison after he's accused of scamming not only his workers, but the government, too.

Jason Rich faces hundreds of charges. In all, he's accused of scamming his employees out of $1 million prosecutors say $300,000 of that was from forged payroll statements and failing to pay his workers the required wage.

Seven hundred thousand was in travel time and loading work that was allegedly never paid.

Prosecutors say Rich took the money while employing carpet tile installers on 30 public work projects from Saratoga County to Oswego County.

If convicted, he could face up to seven years in prison.

Reality Check youth and 300 youth and adults will come together at the Regal Cinemas Clifton Park Stadium 10 and RPX this Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. for “The Smoke-Free Movies Initiative International Week of Action.”

Youth from Saratoga, Warren and Washington counties will promote the initiative with a free family movie and they will educate the public on tobacco product placement in movies and what effect that has on today’s youth.

“The influence of tobacco-related movie images on youth smoking is a major, perhaps the major stimulus for adolescent smoking.  Most important, there is a ‘dose-response:’ the more smoking Hollywood shows kids on screen, the more likely they are to start smoking,” said Stanton Glantz PhD of the University of California in a statement.