Thursday, April 18, 2024

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With lake unfrozen, Cleverdale group urges, lock gates & inspect invasives all year; Wick: Not needed

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Lake Stewardship Group of Cleverdale wrote in its March newsletter, “We are very concerned about uninspected boats launching at the open, unstaffed DEC ramp at Million Dollar Beach in December, January, February and now March.”

“Lake George did not freeze this winter, except for some thin ice sometimes in some places,” allowing what amounts to year-round access to the Lake, they said.

Spokesperson …

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Chef Denver to open her own ‘Scratch Kitchen’ on Warren St.

Chronicle editor Mark Frost writes: Denver Semon, who most recently was the chef at the now closed Flight in the Empire Theatre building on South Street, expects in the next few weeks to open a business of her own, Scratch Kitchen, on Warren Street diagonally across from the Stewart’s Shop.

The initial emphasis will be on breakfast, lunch, coffees and baked goods, she told The Chronicle Tuesday, although she also …

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Glens Falls Hospital: March births at Joyce Stock Snuggery

March births at Glens Falls Hospital included:

A son, James V., to Amanda & James Drexel of Hebron, Wednesday, March 13, 7:07 am. 9 pounds 13 ounces, 20-3/4 inches. Maternal grandparent: Charlene Porlier of Hudson Falls. Paternal grandparents: James Drexel & Janine Remarque of Queensbury.

A son, Tadgh Pheonyx, to Tadgh & Tabi of Bolton Landing, Thursday, March 14, 2:58 am. 7 pounds 2 ounces, 19 inches. Maternal …

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ADK Peer-to-Peer at SUNY Adk here to assist veterans

By Caroline Martindale, Chronicle Staff Writer

Adirondack Peer-to-Peer assists veterans assimilating to civilian life.

Danele DelSignore, a mentor and Navy veteran, told The Chronicle, “The program keeps veterans together to make sure they have support in the community. Whether they have good or bad experiences after deployment, there’s still a transition to get back into the civilian world. There’s a lot of things that they’ve seen that the average person …

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GlobalFoundries sets $11.6 billion Malta expansion

By Ben Westcott & Mark Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer & Editor

Governor Kathy Hochul announced On Monday, Feb. 19, that GlobalFoundries in the Saratoga County Town of Malta will invest more than $11.6 billion over the next decade to expand its existing Fab 8 semiconductor manufacturing site.

The company plans to immediately expand its existing facility and then build a new, 358,000 square-foot semiconductor manufacturing facility on its campus.

The …

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