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Safely home from Mexico

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Glens Falls Realtor Angela Cugini Girard was in Mexico at San Antonio Tlayacapan in Jalisco State.

“I was at my mother’s property, with two of her tenants that are both Americans that rent little casitas, and we woke up in the morning on Sunday.
“We, us three, had a plan to go around Lake Chapala to a friend’s house across the lake,” she tells The …

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Nate Etu: ‘No more LG TV $$

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Queensbury At-Large Warren County Supervisor Nate Etu took a stand at Monday’s County Occupancy Tax Committee meeting against renewing the County’s contract with Lake George TV for online promotional videos.

“Our funding of the Lake George TV project needs to come to an end…when its current six month extension finishes,” he said.

Mr. Etu, who chairs the Finance Committee and is now the County …

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Pilot Knob Marina for sale again ­— $5.749-million

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Pilot Knob Marina, which sold for “just under $3-million in 2021,” is on the market again for $5.749-million by the man who purchased it, John “JD” Donnolly.

Davies-Davies has the listing, touting it as “an extraordinary investment opportunity” whose “centerpiece is a 0.66-acre lakefront property featuring a large, well-established marina complete with gas docks, boat launch ramp, multiple dock slips, heated service shop with parts …

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Alden Guay NYS XC champ

Queensbury senior Alden Guay won the NYSPHSAA state boys’ 7.5-kilometer nordic ski race at Bristol Mountain in Canandaigua Monday.

His time of 20 minutes, 49.1 seconds beat out runner-up Linden Bellizzi of Honeoye Falls-Lima by more than 15 seconds.

Local athletes have dominated the event in recent years. Queensbury’s Ben Jenkin won in 2023 and 2024. Glens Falls’ Forrest Slingerland won last year.

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Unkauf: Shirt Factory vandalized by youths; he says some parents apologized

Eric Unkauf, owner of The Shirt Factory redevelopment on Lawrence and Cooper Streets, says young people vandalized bathrooms, smashed a glass entrance door and caused “more minor issues.”

The subject came up at the city’s Quality of Life Committee meeting.

“We had a few different incidents on separate days in January involving five different kids,” Mr. Unkauf told The Chronicle.

He said “CCTV [closed circuit video] was turned over to …

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