Wednesday, July 2, 2025

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Harvest Restaurant sold

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

The Harvest, the mainstay Queensbury restaurant and pizzeria at the corner of Bay and Cronin Roads, has been sold.

Charlie Hoertkorn and his family purchased it from Phil and Linda Hart, who opened The Harvest 52 years ago and ran it ever since.

Charlie is a Queensbury grad, class of 2004, who already operates The Horseshoe Bar & Grill in Saratoga.

“The Harvest is …

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Our February 27 front page

South Glens Falls Marathon Dance!! Harvest Restaurant sold. Assaults in Glens Falls. Adk United girls win it all. Joe Gross plans 400 apartments geared to families, off Exit 21 Lake George. Joann Fabrics chain closing all its stores. 2 arrested in death of Corinth 3-yr-old. Basil & Wick’s in North Creek to close. Blake Gendebien, Democrats’ pick for Congress, spoke in Hudson Falls. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has

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Skater who fell through the ice on Lake George

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Saturday, Jan. 25, was a perfect and rare winter day on Lake George. The ice was clear and not yet snowed upon.

Beth Maher, 68, and her friends Scott Robertson and Rick Morse went to Million Dollar Beach to do some Nordic skating.

“I think the really attractive thing about the skating experience is that it’s so limited,” Dr. Maher told The Chronicle.

“It’s …

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JG3: Retiring his jersey ‘something I could only have dreamed of’

Chronicle reporter Ben Westcott writes…In a ceremony Friday at Glens Falls High School, legendary basketball alum Joe Girard III, New York State’s all-time leading scorer, had his No. 11 jersey retired in front of his hometown fans.

He was joined under the spotlight at center court by his father Joe Girard Jr., mother Arleen Girard, grandmother Nancy Girard, and long-time girlfriend Moonya Reszytniak.

“This is something that I could only …

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FA’s Camp Little Notch raising funds, optimistic on refinancing its mortgage

By Caroline Martindale, Chronicle Staff Writer

Camp Little Notch in West Fort Ann says it is making headway toward its $300,000 fundraising goal to meet an April mortgage deadline — and that local businesses are helping in other ways too.

The former Girl Scout summer camp, established in 1939, was purchased 15 years ago and privatized by the Friends of Camp Little Notch.

“It was a group of former campers …

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