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Our July 20 front page

Our Summer Home Issue Glen Drive-In dust-up. Queensbury wary on FW Webb rezone. Winter phenom plan at the Fort. GEM Fest in Glens Falls July 21 & 22. Moreau Lake State Park beach is open! Arrow Financial files delayed 10-K form; will set its annual meeting. GF Zoning ok’s variances for 28 Chris Patten apartments on Washington St.; synagogue objects. Johnsburg debuts new historical museum, in Wevertown. Larry J. Cleveland …

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Fireworks firm’s drone show

By Hannah Hughes, Chronicle Summer Staff

Santore World Famous Fireworks, the company that does fireworks for Lake George Village, has branched into drones, forming a separate company, Amazing Drone Shows.

“A drone show consists of multiple drones that…have their own independent light system on them…. We can put them in the air, and we can make shapes, images, logos, words, anything you could possibly imagine,” Jeff Ward, general manager of …

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GF has enough lifeguards; Moreau had to cut beach days

By Cathy DeDe & Hannah Hughes, Managing Editor & Summer Staff

Glens Falls has enough lifeguards, and its Haviland’s Cove beach on the Hudson River is open full-time — 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day, interim Recreation Director Amy Collins told The Chronicle. “Our new aquatics director Mia Cote is a Glens Falls graduate and was a swimmer at St. Bonaventure. She’s done a wonderful job of recruiting and …

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Big crowd at Queensbury hearing on rezoning land for FW Webb; key speakers in their own words

The Queensbury Town Board conducted a public hearing that lasted about 90 minutes Monday evening. Most speakers opposed the application to rezone 15 acres on Quaker Road across from Garvey Volkswagen/Kia from Commercial Industrial to Light Industrial Commercial to make way for a 96,000 square foot F.W. Webb distribution center retail store. The property is adjacent to Glens Falls’ Windy Hill/Windy Ridge neighborhood.

Bob Landry, Glens Falls Ward 2 Councilman

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Lake George mascot vote: Final 4 is Owls, Falcons, Lakers and Islanders

The Lake George School District has opened voting on four options for its new mascot — after state determination that the old name, “Warriors,” falls under the edict earlier this year banning Native American names and imagery.

The school said a student advisory committee selected the final four from more than 270 community suggestions.

The final choices, listed in alphabetical order, with the school’s explanations:

Falcons: Peregrine falcons are local …

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