Good morning, Schenectady.

Union’s campus will host the Electric City Maker Faire on Sunday, Oct.

4 at College Park Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event welcomes makers and families to enjoy 50 exhibitors, food trucks, a DJ, raffles, and interactive STEAM activities (including hands-on crafts) for a creative day.

Union’s largest community service day, Toll Day, honored John Calvin Toll with hundreds of students volunteering to clean parks, donate supplies and support local events (coordinated by the Kenney Center for Community Engagement and Outreach).

French dance company Compagnie Hervé KOUBI will host a free master class and demonstration at Henle Dance Pavilion on Oct.

16 and a public performance at The Egg on Oct. 17 as part of Union’s annual Stephanie C. Davis Dance Residency — marking a debut in the Capital Region.

Patrick Gwamna joined Union as a major gift officer and now builds personal donor relationships to support academic priorities, drawing on his experience from Kansas City while embracing the small-college feel.

His move from Iowa adds a new perspective to the campus community.

The Attorney General’s antitrust bureau is reviewing a dispute between Ellis Medicine and St. Peter’s Health Partners over non-compete agreements with 27 cardiologists.

Ellis Medicine will hold a community conversation with CEO Paul Milton next Thursday (Oct. 1) to discuss the litigation and future care services.

Friends of Nick Henry founded nonprofit The Miles Together after his fight with aggressive cancer to support local families.

The recent field day with 220 attendees raised funds and school supplies, and the group plans annual events to help families with cancer care needs.