By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Christmas is officially back.
For the first time since Covid, Paul Smith, aka “Griswold,” will illuminate his much larger-than life interactive Christmas display on Clayton Avenue across from the Glens Falls High School football field.
“It’s been three years in the dark,” Mr. Smith told The Chronicle. “Two years for the pandemic and one year for my health reasons. I’m so happy to be …
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Chronicle Staff Writer
In the quarterfinals of the Section II Class B football playoffs, Glens Falls junior quarterback Brody Holcomb broke a school record with seven touchdown passes in a 48-14 win over Ichabod Crane.
But in Friday’s semi at Putt LaMay Memorial Field, the story was the Glens Falls defense, which held Schalmont scoreless in a 20-0 victory.
Frequently the home PA announcer described a …
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Kusnierz ousted in Moreau. Jimmer to 2024 Olympics. Mighty Friday in Glens Falls. Fort William Henry ‘Winter Dream’ transformation is under way. What’s to become of the South Street Community Pavilion? Christmas is back! Paul Smith’s light display returns to Clayton Ave. Eric Unkauf offers Shirt Factory for Farmers Market; eyes pavilion too. Angler drowns in Washington County. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & …
Read More »By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer
Moreau Town Supervisor Todd Kusnierz and the rest of the Republican slate are being strongly challenged this election by a “Moreau United” ticket led by Jesse Fish, the former Water Superintendent who is seeking the supervisor post.
In the race for two town board seats, the Republican candidates are incumbent Alan Van Tassel and newcomer Carly Mankouski, co-owner of Radici restaurant in Glens Falls.…
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By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Reporter
Glens Falls has contests in three wards for seats on the Warren County Board of Supervisors.
Long-time Glens Falls Ward 2 Warren County Supervisor Peter McDevitt lost the Democratic nomination to challenger Haley Gilligan, 94-26.
Mr. McDevitt is continuing his pursuit for re-election on the Conservative line.
He’s 80 years old. “I’m in excellent physical health, and I’m a young …
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