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By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Glens Falls Firefighter Micki Guy, 50, was critically injured as firefighters were departing the Broad Street Station at about 8 p.m Thursday, April 9, responding to a structure fire.

She sustained a severe head trauma and was ‘critical but stable’ Tuesday at Albany Medical Center.

Widespread unconfirmed reports say she fell from the passenger side of the truck as it was leaving the station. …

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Greenwich Central leads off 2026 Prom Season this Saturday, April 18. Glens Falls, Lake George and Johnsburg follow on Saturday, April 25. Then come proms every weekend in May. Here’s our annual Prom overview, from schools we’ve heard from so far.

Greenwich goes first

Greenwich: Saturday, April 18, 6 to 10 p.m. at Surfside On The Lake in Lake George. Theme: Red Carpet. Entertainment: …

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

SUNY Adirondack has experienced a plunge in enrollment, and its operating deficit ballooned by more than a million dollars in the past year.

Anastasia L. Urtz, J.D., the college’s new president, and Keith Kaplan, its vice-president administrative services/treasurer, delivered the sobering news to Warren County’s Higher Education Committee.

But Dr. Urtz pledged to fix the problems, underlining her determination with personal details.

“I’ve been here …

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

SUNY Adirondack’s financial challenges include enrollment decline, overstaffing and external leases, President Anastasia Urtz, J.D., and Vice President for Administrative Services and Treasurer Keith Kaplan officials told Warren County’s Higher Education Committee on April 2.

They said the college must dig out from an operating loss that went from an expected $333,000 to $1.4-million last year.

Enrollment has fallen …