Saturday, September 26, 2026

Ed Deso

Our September 16 front page

Scanned front page of The Chronicle newspaper from September 16-22, 2021, featuring local news stories and advertisements.

Health & Fitness Quarterly Adirondack Balloon Fest 8/23-26. Ella’s Adirondack adventure. Kingsbury solar. What’s on & what’s not. LG Village nabs $1-million in parking meter revenue, a first. YMCA lifeguard shortage; latest challenge of many. Gyms rebound; people ‘cooped up for so long’ Sandy’s Clam Bar Reunion at Heritage Hall will also kick off ‘Pete Brock Challenge’ for Operation Santa, Sept. 24. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the …

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Our September 9 front page

Scanned front page of The Chronicle newspaper from September 8-15, 2021, featuring stories about Moab tourism, college football, and Biden administration…

Our Autumn Wedding Issue 20-year 9/11 commemorations. Adirondack Nationals Car Show in Lake George, Sept. 9-12. College football another great US divide. Meanwhile at Moab. Boats by George buying LG Forum. Walmart: We’re hiring for Johnstown distribution center; start at $23.75 hour. Subway franchisee to build shop & plaza in SGF Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Cathy checks in with novelist Matt Witten: His new murder mystery novel ‘The Necklace’

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Matt Witten hit the big-time writing so TV series such as Law and Order and CSI: Miami, but now his focus is on writing novels, including a new one inspired by actual events in Lake Luzerne.

Matt has readings and book signings coming up locally.

Here’s an interview conducted by email.

Cathy: Gosh, it must be 20 years since you lived here and I …

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Chronicle exclusive: GF Hospital CEO Dianne Shugrue’s inside view

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Dianne Shugrue, 63, who has headed Glens Falls Hospital for the past eight years, will retire at the end of December.

“I feel like I’m leaving the hospital in a really good spot,” Ms. Shugrue told The Chronicle Tuesday.

The hospital’s affiliation with Albany Medical Center took effect last year.

“It’s really going well. I feel that the hospital’s well-positioned to be able to continue …

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Max Frost in Ukraine

Editor’s note: Max Frost, 27-year-old son of Chronicle owners Mark Frost and Sandra Hutchinson, was our foreign correspondent in 2016-17 when he was living in India and then traveling, mostly in Asia.

His weekly reports in The Chronicle were hugely popular and drew packed crowds when he twice spoke at Crandall Public Library.

Last year Max and his friends Max and Billy launched their own news company.

On Aug. 27, …

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