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Our June 6 front page

Scanned front page of The Chronicle newspaper from June 6-12, 2024, featuring a man with curly hair and glasses standing in front of a theater stage under…

So Much To Do! LARAC. Events galore. Belmont Stakes Saturday. Tow Trucks in LG! Woof Stock returns. Saratoga County says no to sales tax hike. Strand Theater’s next stage. Chronicle writers on the new Bobcat coaster. Thunder shatter past attendance records while excelling on ice. Roglieri arrested at Qby. home on fraud charge; in custody on alleged threats. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & …

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Build a Lake George planetarium!

Audience members watch a large screen displaying red and orange cosmic imagery in a movie theater.

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Lake George and Warren County want more winter tourism and year-round allure. With the occupancy tax spinning out millions and millions of dollars annually, the county has entered the promotional business — providing the $3-million that launched Winter Dreams outdoors at the Fort William Henry.

With that kind of moolah available to invest, here’s an idea that I believe could strengthen the local economy in …

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Cathy: Do a Porches music fest Glens Falls

A crowd of people gathered on a residential street in front of a large two-story house on a sunny day.

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Sunny day, friendly walkable City neighborhoods, pretty stoops and street-facing architecture, open parks, a community rich in musicians and equally abundant in music-lovers who are happy to show up for a celebration.

Somerville, Massachusetts, where one of my daughters lives, has parlayed this set of elements into a festive day of music sharing called Porchfest. Just bands hanging out mostly on porches but also …

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Park Commission votes 6-0 to use ProcellaCOR vs. milfoil in Hague

A group of people gathered outside a brick building holding signs during what appears to be a community protest or demonstration.

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

The Lake George Park Commission voted 6-0 (with two abstentions) Tuesday to accept an $18,698.69 bid from SOLitude Lake Management to treat two bays in Hague this June with the aquatic herbicide ProcellaCOR to combat invasive Eurasian milfoil. Voting for the application were Park Commission chairman Ken Parker and board members Catherine LaBombard, Kathryn Muncil, David Floyd, Joe Stanek and John McDonald Jr. They …

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