The Chronicle received a letter complaining about a “very bad homelessness problem at the library”and stating that a person snuck in and stayed overnight and drug paraphernalia has been left in the building.

We asked Crandall Library Director Kathy Naftaly about it.

“I agree that some individuals have overstayed their welcome at the library,” Ms. Naftaly said.

She confirmed that “someone managed to lock themselves in a bathroom” overnight “although …

Glens Falls City Judge Gary Hobbs plans to retire as of March 31, the City announced in a notice seeking applicants to fill Judge Hobbs’ seat until a new Judge can be elected in November.

The Common Council may appoint a judge to fill the seat from April through the end of this year, December 31, 2026.

A full 10-year term will be on the ballot in November, the Warren …

The Chronicle asked Democratic 45th District State Senate candidate Melissa Seale of Glens Falls how she squares her self-characterization as a “moderate Democrat” in the Jan. 22 Chronicle with her June 12 social media post saying, “It’s endgame people, fascism is here. Anyone that still supports Trump can unfriend me now. There is no gray anymore. It is completely black and white.”

Mrs. Seale responded, “How I view Trump and …

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Allstar Systems plans contractor spaces

Cliff Nelson, owner of audio visual equipment supplier Allstar Systems in South Glens Falls, proposes to tear down a former bus garage at his 6 Bluebird Rd. property and build a new 10,750 sq. ft. mixed use commercial facility with up to 10 contractor spaces in its place.

“The economy is changing right now, Mr. Nelson told The Chronicle. …

The owners of Insane Games at the Aviation Mall said they will soon open Insane Bricks, selling everything Lego and “brick” related, right next to the Insane Games location.

The two stores will have a dual entrance.

“We are creating the ultimate shopping experience between video games and Lego,” owner Dan Shevlin told The Chronicle.

The new store has a 12×40 foot Lego city in it, Mr. Shevlin noted.

Insane …