By Cathy DeDe
Chronicle Managing Editor
Dylan McDonnell, 36, and Shane Borza, 38, are both Glens Falls High grads who likely passed in the hallways but never knew each other in school.
Today, one is here, wheelchair-bound, the other an extreme rock climber in California, but they find they have more in common than expected.
The result, if all goes according to plan, will be an “indie” documentary about living …
Sandra Hutchinson
Queensbury grad Katherine Fritz’s blog hits the big time!
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
2004 Queensbury High grad Katherine Fritz is yet another native proving that you can get there from here. Two blogs she started have led, literally, to a million hits in one case, and to a book project and paid writing gig with the online magazine MTVStyle.
Much of this has transpired in a matter of weeks after a couple of her blog entries were …
Read More »‘Orange is the New Black’ author spoke last fall at Skidmore
Note: This Friday, June 6, Netflix is releasing the second season of its hit series “Orange is the New Black,” based on Piper Kerman’s memoir about her time in a federal women’s prison. We are posting here the piece written by The Chronicle’s Sandra Hutchinson, about Ms. Kerman’s appearance last fall at Skidmore College.
On Tuesday, Nov. 12, I took a flyer on something I happened to see listed …
Read More »Hockey hits all the right notes
By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor & Publisher
Heritage Hall was packed and the Calgary Flames made the most of their first turn in the spotlight as they introduced both themselves, personally, and Glens Falls’s new Adirondack Hockey League team in a media event last Friday at the Civic Center.
“I’ve never seen so much excitement at a press conference as I’ve seen today,” said Mayor Jack Diamond.
“Well, this is …
Read More »NHL’s Calgary Flames to pay $90,000 up front; City not on hook
By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
The tentative American Hockey League deal between the City of Glens Falls and the NHL’s Calgary Flames includes a $90,000 up-front payment to the City in exchange for the rights to advertising and signage in the Civic Center, Mayor Jack Diamond told The Chronicle Tuesday.
“And the City is not guaranteeing any money to Calgary in this contract,” Mr. Diamond emphasized.
Last month, the …
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