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Aiming to make 333 Glen pay for itself again

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Kevin Lynn, the Asset Manager who runs the property for owners, 333 Glen Street Associates, sat down with The Chronicle for “the first interview I’ve ever given in my 15 years here.”

He said they want to refill the building that has suffered since Covid but is on an upswing.

Leasing agent Mark Levack invited The Chronicle to join him and Mr. Lynn on …

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Hudson Falls High School’s popular Tiger Den Cafe operated by special needs students

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Twenty students with special needs in the SUCCESS program at Hudson Falls High School have been learning valuable life skills over the past year running the Tiger Den Cafe, delivering drinks, baked goods and smiles to teachers and staff.

Students decide the weekly menu, keep track of the ingredient supply, shop for what is needed, maintain a budget, make and package the products, do …

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Leash all dogs in Queensbury parks

The Queensbury Parks and Recreation Commission announced new rules for dogs in town parks, taking effect on May 1, “in response to recent incidents and community complaints and prioritizing the safety and enjoyment of all park visitors.”

The key requirements of the ordinance include:

  • Dogs Must Be Leashed while in town parks.
  • Identification Required: Dogs must wear a collar with an ID tag and a valid license.
  • Restricted Areas: Dogs

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Donors to Diana in January 2025 & who gave to Bill 4 years ago

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

We’re getting our first look at contributions to the 2025 Glens Falls mayoral campaign between incumbent Bill Collins and challenger Diana Palmer, the Common Council member from Ward 3.

Checking the New York State Board of Elections Public Reporting System, here are reported contributors and amounts in January 2025 to the Friends of Diana Palmer campaign.

Todd Feigenbaum: $250.00, 1/11/25
Brenda Arley: $100.00, …

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Alleged vandals at Corinth paper museum: Youths caught ‘in broad daylight’

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Three juveniles were charged with 3rd degree burglary and 2nd degree criminal mischief and released to their parents after they allegedly vandalized the Hudson River Mill Museum in Corinth the morning of April 14, said the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office.

Museum Treasurer Maureen Kelly said the juveniles who have not been identified, were caught in broad daylight while still on the property.

“They rode …

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