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The Glens Falls Common Council voted 3-2 Tuesday, Oct. 13, to impose permit-only paid parking in the Warren, Ridge and Exchange Street lots, and on the first floor of the Clinton Ave. parking garage that faces Elm Street.

Voting in favor were Dan Donohue, Bob Landry and Ben Lapham. Voting no were Dan Rice and Sean Palladino. Mary Gooden was absent.

Initially, it seemed the resolution had failed. City Attorney …

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

Republican NY-21 candidate Anthony Constantino sat down for an interview by The Chronicle editorial staff at our office on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 24.

Mr. Constantino, 43, lives in the Saratoga County Town of Edinburg and is the CEO of the Sticker Mule printed item business in Amsterdam. His opponent is Democrat Blake Gendebien, of Lisbon in St. Lawrence County.…

30 volunteer dog & owner teams: ‘10,000 moments of joy’

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

While therapy dogs have long been a presence at Glens Falls Hospital, the program has grown since 2023 from a few occasional visits to a robust program with approximately 30 certified therapy dog and owner teams regularly visiting patients, visitors and staff.

“There’s nothing quite like watching someone’s expression change when a therapy dog …