By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Fort Hudson Health System has leased the eighth floor of nine-story 333 Glen Street, formerly known as the Travelers building, in downtown Glens Falls.
Fort Hudson CEO Andrew Cruikshank told The Chronicle 40 to 50 staff members have relocated to the more than 8,000 square foot space.
It includes “our local Care Management staff, the supervisors and support staff for Fort Hudson Home Care, …
Read More »The Cambridge and Salem school districts will not field a varsity football team this fall. “Currently there are not enough student-athletes registered to safely field a varsity football team for the upcoming season,” the two superintendents wrote in a post last Friday.
“This decision was not made lightly and was made in collaboration with both school districts and coaching staff.”
“For the upcoming season there will be a Cambridge-Salem football …
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By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer
Ryan Pedone, 42, took over as provisional Glens Falls police chief Monday. The Board of Public Safety approved him unamnimously on July 22.
Chief Pedone replaces Kyle Diamond, who was acting chief for over two months after former chief Jarred Smith retired.
Mr. Diamond opted to return to his prior 10-year role as Detective Sergeant.
He told The Chronicle, “When you move into a …
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Prime-Time Seniors Issue! Hudson Falls trash plant to close. Mayor defends permit parking lot plan. Sandra: On a Lake George island history cruise with author Noah Chirnomas. Fort Salem Theater closes; for sale: $499,000. Fort Hudson 5 takes 8th floor of 333 Glen for its office staff. No Cambridge- Salem varsity football season. Ryan Pedone, 42, is new GF Police Chief. All in their 90’s, brothers Leon, Stan, Vic Steves …
Read More »By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer
The WIN Waste Hudson Falls waste-to-energy facility formerly known as Wheelabrator will close by the end of the year pending October approval from the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO), WIN Waste Innovations said Monday in a press release.
The 35 full-time employees at the 93 River St. incinerator will lose their jobs if the closure goes through as planned, WIN Waste Public Affairs …
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