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Glens Falls tells Trustco: Turn off that blue roof light!
By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer
Trustco Bank’s blue accent lights along the roof of its 37 Bay Steet branch will remain dark after the Glens Falls Planning Board voted 5-2 on Jan. 7 not to allow them.
Trustco illuminated the building. Then Glens Falls Building & Codes ordered the lights turned off.
Attorney Jon Lapper, representing the bank, said at the meeting he expects Trustco to appeal the board’s …
Read More »Warren County’s misspent millions
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Warren County said in a Dec. 31 press release it “was the victim of a financial crime through a fraudulent phishing scheme” earlier in December.
It said, “Two electronic payments in the amounts of $2.1 million (December 12th, 2025) and $1.2 million (December 22, 2025) were transmitted to a fraudulent bank account by the Warren County Treasurer’s Office.”
The $3.3-million was intended for road …
Read More »Brock faults Beaty attack on Board
Dear Mark,
Doug Beaty makes a lot of noise, but he doesn’t make a lot of sense. [Letter, ‘Doug Beaty returns to Warren Co. Board; 13 spending cuts he seeks,’ Dec. 30 Chronicle]
If you look at the rankings of counties in New York State, you will find that Warren County is 55th out of 62 counties for all property taxes (US Housing Data.com). It is also second from the …
Read More »Public comment gender & bathrooms at Queensbury School Board
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Monday night’s Queensbury Board of Education meeting was moved to the elementary school cafeteria in anticipation of the large crowd that turned out, expecting discussion regarding the issue of tran students’ use of boys or girls’ locker and bathrooms.
It was not an issue on the Board agenda, but 11 people spoke on the subject during the open comment period at the end of …
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