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Full Moon on Glen Lake to reopen June 9 for food take-out, catering

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: Adam Casey said his Full Moon Bar and Grill will reopen with food Tuesday, June 9, offering take-out, catering and special events. He and chef Michael Squires will man the kitchen.

Mr. Casey told The Chronicle, “I’m just having two cooks, a bartender. There’s not gonna be any waitresses. I’m just gonna do it as take-out food, but I know locally the bar will …

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Major health, biz, apt project eyed in Queensbury

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Three major local health care providers — Hudson Headwaters Health Network, Glens Falls Hospital and OrthoNY plus Albany Med — are joining an effort to create a medical campus on 14 wooded acres owned by Hudson Headwaters at 249 Corinth Road, next to Sky Zone in Queensbury.

The campus would feature a two-story, 70,000 sq. ft. medical office building, two three-story 48 unit apartment …

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Pride Fest & its driving force

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Lower Adirondack Pride Festival in City Park this Sunday, June 7, may be the most visible of the organization’s offerings but it is far from the only one. In 2023, young South Glens Falls native Cam Cardinale and others decided to revive previous efforts by LGBTQ+ advocates to mark Pride month with a festival in Glens Falls.

The LGBTQ+ acronym stands for “Lesbian, …

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City of Glens Falls: Getting many complaints on ‘individuals’ making others ‘uncomfortable’; gives guidance

The City of Glens Falls issued a statement Tuesday that said:

“The city has been receiving many complaints from people regarding certain individuals in the city who have been shouting inflammatory comments, gesticulating wildly and otherwise engaging with people in the city in a way that is disconcerting and makes people feel uncomfortable.

“We understand the discomfort, and we are not dismissing these concerns.

“The Glens Falls Police Department responds …

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Moreau votes 4-1 to construct ‘commemorative pole’ for Pride flag

After discussion and debate, on MaY 12 the Moreau Town Board voted 4-1 to put up a “Town Commemorative Flagpole” in the community garden in front of Town Hall that would fly the Pride Flag.

Councilmembers John Donohue, Laura Garrant, Patrick Killian and Mark Stewart voted in favor. Supervisor Jesse Fish was opposed.

Councilwoman Garrant told The Chronicle she voted yes because “Nothing is more American than lifting up others.”…

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