By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

The PowerPoint presentation went awry at the Lake George Land Conservancy in Bolton Landing on Aug. 16, so biologist Dr. Bill Brown instead brought in a live rattlesnake from his lab at the Darrin Fresh Water Institute for his talk.

This turn of events actually pleased the 40-person audience, although a few people in the front row did vacate their chairs and move farther …

By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

“I already love it here,” Patricia Balmer, the new principal at the St. Mary’s-St. Alphonsus Regional Catholic School in Glens Falls, tells The Chronicle.

“Many of the people that I’ve met have been very welcoming. It seems like a really warm, inviting community. I’m just blessed to be a part of it.”

Mrs. Balmer said she’s from Latham.

“I’ve taught and have been a …

Dear Gordon:

It has been two weeks on August 30 since I was attacked by a rabid coyote on the bike trail in Fort Edward. I am healing slowly, though improving each and every day.

I am alive today due to some very caring and extraordinary people. The couple whose house I first stopped at are the beginning of the many very special people that touched my and my family’s …

Ken and Christine Lendrum, center, started North Country Subaru in 1976. Their two sons, Eric, left, and Jared, are now vice presidents of the company. Chronicle photo/Gordon Woodworth.
Click to download North Country Subaru’s 40th Anniversary Salute as a PDF.
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Labor Day issue & Adirondack Family Magazine Wilhelm cocaine arrest shock waves. Lake George rattlesnakes. North Country Subaru’s 40th. Lake George Music Fest bravura world premiere. Rita Sweenor says thanks. Cat rescue & adoption opens in Glens Falls. Dan Stec and family viewed total eclipse in South Carolina. New principal at St. Mary’s-St. Alphonsus. Election primary Tuesday, Sept. 12 for Warren County. Max in China. Lots of real estate listings… …