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Our February 17 front page

Scanned front page of The Chronicle newspaper from February 17-25, 2022, with articles about a restaurant opening, COVID-19 guidance, and a girls basketball…

Small Business! NY Times credits Elise. South High Marathon Dance May 13. ‘Mint’ nears debut in the former Mailings Made Easy bldg. DEC coyote alert. ‘State of emergency’ is stark divide. ‘Beldame Books’ opens Friday in GF Shirt Factory. Argyle man guilty plea on gun, ammo & bomb charges. Corinth, 20-0, girls basketball juggernaut. Glens Falls considers lighting law; testy hearing. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s …

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Bridie Farrell: ‘I have the guts’ for Congress run

A woman wearing a blue and white plaid shirt smiles while standing in an office environment.

By Zander Frost & Mark Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer & Editor

Democratic Congressional candidate Brigid “Bridie” Farrell came to The Chronicle office on Thursday, Jan. 20.

She arrived solo, invited us all to go without masks and sat for an open-ended, recorded conversation that went on for 90 minutes. Ms. Farrell’s campaign had reached out offering the opportunity.

Ms. Farrell, 40, is vying with Matt Castelli, Matthew Putorti and Ezra …

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EDC moving into former Empire Theatre

A man wearing glasses and a tan sweater stands in a bright, empty community space with wooden floors and large windows.

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: The Warren County Economic Development Corporation expects by next week to be in its new home — Mike Kaidas’s redeveloped Empire Theater building on South Street, Glens Falls.

The new office is in the space previously occupied by Trampoline Design, at the front of the second floor, an open room with a row of windows overlooking South Street and Glens Falls National Bank.

EDC …

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SUNY Adk. adjusts to big enrollment drop

A woman with blonde hair wearing a dark blazer and patterned blouse smiles in front of a modern glass office building.

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Facing its lowest enrollment numbers since the 1980s, SUNY Adirondack is cutting positions, cutting costs, holding the line on tuition and doubling down on its efforts to serve the community, says its president Kristine Duffy.

“Enrollment was on a decline even before the pandemic,” Dr. Duffy said, “driven by declines in the birth rate in the region, full employment and then of course Covid.”…

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Three Tragedies

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Pedestrian killed in Broad St. hit & run; Police: Driver ID’d

Nina A. Dever, 71, of Glens Falls, was struck by a motor vehicle on Broad Street near South Western Avenue Sunday morning, Feb. 6. She was pronounced dead at Glens Falls Hospital.

Glens Falls Police said they responded at 5:45 a.m. to a report of a motor vehicle crash and were advised that a female had been struck by …

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