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Mom says dog bit son; GF Police seek help finding owner
The Glens Falls Police Department said it is assisting the SPCA of Upstate New York in investigating an incident involving a dog that occurred during the City of Glens Falls Recreation Department & Rotary Club Kids Fishing Derby at Crandall Park on May 2.
“We are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the owner of the dog involved in the incident. If you attended the event and took any photos, …
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Happy Mother’s Day! Queensbury Hotel at 100. Meanwhile, in England. Proceeding to the Prom. GF Mayor finds ‘a lot of waste’ in spending; now ‘under control’ Saratoga native is first female trainer to win Kentucky Derby. SUNY Adk. to graduate 450, Sat. at Harding- Mazzotti Arena. Marshall sworn in as GF Police dog. Fort Edward’s Chris Schmidt seeks NY-21 seat as Independent. SGF’s Shawn Weller makes NYS Hockey Hall of …
Read More »Sweet Rice to open second Glens Falls restaurant on Warren Street
Zander Frost writes: Sweet Rice Thai Sushi owners Siriluk Siraroj and her husband Jarthuront Siraroj plan to open a second Glens Falls restaurant — Sweet Rice Noodle Bowls — at 199 Warren Street. They hope to open in June.
The building was formerly home to Scratch Kitchen, which will soon reopen at its new location on Ridge Street.
Sweet Rice Thai Sushi, which the couple opened in the former Sam’s …
Read More »Chez Pierre matriarch Pierrette Baldwin dies
Chronicle Editor Mark Frost writes: Pierrette Baldwin, matriarch of the 62-year-old Chez Pierre Restaurant on Route 9 in Wilton, has passed away, her family announced.

She was 91 years old.
Mrs. Baldwin was a native of a small town in France named Homécourt that was occupied by the Nazis during World War II, she told The Chronicle. After the war, a group of American soldiers was stationed in the town.…
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