SARATOGA SPRINGS - Saratoga Casino and Raceway has become wildly popular for those looking for a little bit a luck.

Thousands upon thousands of visitors play the video lottery terminals here every year. Including Cyndie Wade-Wood of Lake George.

In the past few months, she noticed what appeared to be the slot machine mysteriously and randomly taking 50-dollars from her total.

"I called over an attendant and they shut down the game and opened it up and she went line by line. 'No, you see you got these points, you got those points. The computer says'" said Wade-Wood.

"I have to accept it and move on. How could I possibly prove it?"

She says a month or so later it happened again. And this time, her friend witnessed it.

"Watching the bonus round and all of the sudden, 40-dollars is gone from the bonus round. Okay, it happened again," said Bob Noah.

Voters are going the polls and speaking out about their school budgets. The polls opened Tuesday morning, and they close at various times Tuesday night, depending on the district.

Voters are deciding the fate of the proposed 2012-2013 budgets.

This year, many school budgets are calling for deep cuts in spending, programs and staff.

Protesters gathered in Averill Park Monday afternoon. It was a last minute push to get Averill Park's budget passed.

The proposed budget would slash 30 jobs, cut programs, increase class size, and it includes a 3. 95 percent tax levy increase but some residents say a contingency budget would be much worse.

Budget cuts are also on the line in Bethlehem. That district is proposing to cut 57 jobs and raise the tax levy by 3.99 percent.

QUEENSBURY - A Glens Falls man was arrested last Friday for aggravated driving while intoxicated after a sheriff’s officer saw him cross over the white lane lines on the road.

Police said 38-year-old Shawn M. Stevens was driving over the white lane lines on the right side of Veteran’s Road before he quickly corrected his car and returned to his lane.

According to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, the officer who observed this also saw Stevens cross over the double solid yellow lane lines on Richardson Street before he pulled Stevens over.

Stevens was found to be intoxicated and failed standardized field sobriety tests. He was transported to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office and processed. He consented to a breath test which determined his blood alcohol content to be .20 percent.