Good morning, Schenectady.

Four Schenectady parks will host a free six-week summer youth program starting Monday as city students lead kids in sports and activities — the city hopes the program will offer a safe, fun way to enjoy summer recreation — and will review its impact after the session ends.

The Glenville Police Department is preparing for its annual Fill-A-Backpack drive even though the school year just ended.

Donations of markers, notebooks, pencils, crayons and other supplies can be dropped off at Glenville Town Hall — Wolf Hollow Brewing Company, and the department has already received over 70 backpacks from local donors.

Firefighters battled two house fires early this morning on Avenue A and Van Velson St — one incident involved a car crashing into a home that caught fire and a rescued cat was reported, while the other left 12 people displaced and one injured taken to an emergency room, and investigations are ongoing.

After years of planning and fundraising, work is underway at Old Fort Johnson to repair and replace its aging roof and associated systems.

Weekly Line Dancing Sessions

6-10 p.m. — Frog Alley Brewing — Dance lessons start at $10 — Enjoy a fun-filled evening of line dancing with lessons for all skill levels and great music.