Small Business Spotlight! Constantino sit-down at the Chronicle. Glens Falls Mayor seeks firm to run Elm & South St. spaces. 13 of the 18 apartments are already taken above former ‘Incubator,’ Hot Shots & Sandy’s. Whitehall plans big ‘Arnold’s Navy’ event. Big & busy week for Lake George Winter Carnival: Hockey, on-ice races. In emotional tribute, BYU retired Jimmer’s No. 32 BYU jersey, lifted it into rafters. Fatal house fire …
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Glens Falls Fire Department Captain arrested: Alleged union theft
The New York State Police Special Investigations Unit (SIU) said that it arrested Richard G. Stafford, 45, of Glens Falls, on in February 17, 2026 for “Forgery 2nd Degree (2 counts)” and “Petit Larceny.”
The State police said, “Stafford, a Captain in the Glens Falls Fire Department, is accused of fraudulently writing and cashing two checks associated with the fire department union account and keeping the funds for …
Read More »Available: What should go here?
We posed the question to our digital subscribers. Judging by the response, there’s much interest and desire as to what will happen at the site of the former Rite Aid store on the corner of Ridge and Washington Streets in Glens Falls, across from the Queensbury Hotel.
‘High-end Indian restaurant’
A high-end Indian Restaurant. Glens Falls does not have one, and it is difficult to find authentic Lamb Vindaloo, … Read More »
Mayor: Police Chief to retire
Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: Mayor Diana Palmer tells The Chronicle that Police Chief Jarred Smith became eligible to retire as of January.
“He let me know last week that he was going to be doing that.”
Mayor Palmer said Chief Smith will retire at the end of April after 20 years with the department. “It has nothing to do” with the Officer John Hogan situation she said in …
Read More »City updated Hogan status: ‘Resigned for cause,’ can’t be police officer
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Mayor Diana Palmer tells The Chronicle that under her administration the official status of Officer John Hogan III’s departure from the Glens Police force was changed from “resigned” to “resigned under pressure from disciplinary actions.”
The change was made on February 3, The Chronicle confirmed with the State Division of Criminal Justice Services, or DCJS.
“Yes,” the DCJS confirmed when asked if the updated …
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