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Ed Deso

Our February 1 front page

Scanned front page of the Chronicle newspaper from February 17, 2024, featuring stories about a solar eclipse in the Adirondacks and a winter carnival…

Lake George Winter Carnival April 8: Total solar eclipse in Adirondacks. Winter’s Dream: Coalition bullish despite soft start. Saratoga will charge to park. State of the City. Meet the Thunder! Biochar issue rages anew in Town of Moreau. Shooting in Glens Falls; victim to Albany Med; gun possession arrest. Stoddard photos at Fort William Henry. 18-0 Glens Falls boys basketball crushing foes; coach says they score like 2019 NYS title …

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Dome sale nears

Two older men smile at the camera while standing together indoors at what appears to be an ice rink.

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Doug and Teresa Miller expect in the next two months to complete sale of their Adirondack Sports Complex — “The Dome” — in Queensbury to Albany-based Afrim’s Sports, which owns five similar facilities in the Capital Region.

“Afrim’s is in the best position to keep this facility functioning as a sports facility,” Mr. Miller said. “And that’s the important thing for the community.”

Afrim’s …

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Matt Laplanche buyer, builder, finishing total redo on Mauro Ave, Glens Falls

A man in a gray hoodie and beanie stands in a kitchen next to stacked appliances and equipment.

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Every day when I walk our dogs, we pass by a house on the corner of Sanford Street and Mauro Avenue in Glens Falls, where a gut and rebuild was happening.

Monday for the first time — mindful that we were publishing our Winter Home Issue today — I ventured inside and introduced myself.

The first person I met turned out to be the head …

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Human Trafficking panel drew full house; told it’s happening here, local youth

A large audience seated indoors facing a stage with blue curtains and illuminated backdrop featuring architectural structures.

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

A capacity crowd, 200 people, showed up for a panel on human trafficking at the local level, at the Park Theater on Thursday morning, Jan. 18.

In the audience: Community leaders including Glens Falls National Bank president Dave DeMarco, Warren County District Attorney Jason Carusone, Assemblymember Matt Simpson and numerous other elected officials, representatives of non-profit organizations, nurses and other health care professionals, parents …

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Argyle woman, 22, ‘repeatedly bitten’ by her dog; hospitalized but home now

A 22-year-old Argyle woman was hospitalized after being “repeatedly bitten” by her “large mix breed” dog, said the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

It said deputies on Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 8:18 a.m. responded to a report of “an aggressive animal at a residence on Lick Springs Road in the Town of Argyle.”

The press release said “deputies were forced to utilize a taser in order to subdue the aggressive dog …

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