Friday, September 25, 2026

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333 Glen St. offers wedge at Bay & Glen for lease: $1.4-million

A park grounds with bare trees, a brick building in the distance, a yellow sign, and a green trash receptacle along a sidewalk.

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The owners of 333 Glen Street — most recently known as the Travelers Building ­ — have put up for commercial lease the half-acre open space where Bay and Glen Streets meet facing the Civil War monument. They’re asking $1,400,000.

Mark Levack of Levack Real Estate is the leasing agent for 333 Glen Street Associates LLC.

In 2020 developer Chris Patten proposed but eventually …

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Our April 17 front page

Scanned front page of The Chronicle newspaper from April 17-23, 2025, featuring local news stories and advertisements.

Spring Home Issue.Happy Easter! Happy Passover! Kopf’s bet on Hudson Falls. Crandall monument vandalized. Up for lease: Bay-Glen wedge. Bill Collins gets the Conservative line; Diana Palmer to get independent line on November ballot. Strough, Dixon spar on hire of cemetery chief. Glens Falls honors Fire Dept. ‘A-Crew’ for life-saving action in Jan. 15 Bay St. fire. West Mountain project: First OK from Qby. Planning Board. Concerts, comedy, shows… …

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Restoring the Lake George statues

Stone monument featuring three bronze statues of figures in historical clothing standing on a rectangular base with engraved text.

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Three bronze statues in Lake George Battlefield State Park will get $44,000 in restoration — mostly from private benefactors — in time hopefully to be rededicated by summer, said Battlefield Park Alliance President John DiNuzzo said.

The statue The Battle of Lake George, depicting the British General William Johnson and native American King Hendrick, dedicated in 1903, will have over $18,000 of work done, …

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In 21st District, Dems’ enrollment fell 817; GOP rose 1,888 Nov. 1 to Feb. 20

By Maury Thompson, Special to The Chronicle

The 21st Congressional District became even more red in the roughly four months after the November election, as the region geared up for an expected special election which has not materialized.

Democratic active enrollment in the district decreased by 817 voters between Nov. 1 and Feb. 20, while Republican active enrollment increased by 1,888 voters, according to a report by the state Board …

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John Irion, led Qby to NYS title, will coach Wbg-LG-Bolton football

A bearded man in a cowboy hat wearing a blue and white Queensbury Football polo shirt speaks outdoors near a sports field.

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Former Queensbury state champion football coach John Irion is taking the reins of the Warrensburg-Lake George-Bolton football team.

Irion coached the Spartans for two decades, winning the state title in 2013 and reaching the finals three other times. He also coached Granville for three seasons prior to being an assistant at South Glens Falls for the last four years.

Irion was chosen by “a …

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