Saturday, August 30, 2025

Blog

Five Star Golf cart biz booms; buys, will move to former K of C

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

After nine years leasing the former Sportline Honda building on Route 9 in Queensbury, Five Star Golf Cars has paid $810,000 to buy the former Knights of Columbus building next-door.

“It just made sense for me to own,” Larry Kelley told The Chronicle Monday. “Now we’ll have a much larger shop area, a new showroom and a new parts area. I’m excited to stay …

Read More »

Our February 27 issue

.Community Showcase issue Chef Denver goes UpRiver. Dr. Dan O’Keeffe obit. New take on prison break. Wbg. historic home owners: ‘Just as happy’ Dollar General sale fell through. Golf cart biz booms. Glens Falls: $280,000 for retail available, now! 18 events get $425,750 in Warren County bed tax money. Ted & Edie Dolan’s 70th. Hunter Montgomery wins 4th NYS ski title. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the

Read More »

Our February 20 issue

Prime Time Seniors issue Floyd Dumas’ remarkable life! Bag ban starts on March 1. Lewis Super property sold: $295,000. Chris Gibson is new president of Siena. Marathon Dance: Background checks on many volunteers & all the recipients. Washington County Fair sets ‘Blue Jean Ball,’ July 4 fireworks. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

Click to download as a PDF.

Chronicle

Read More »

Our February 13 issue

Valentine’s Weekend issue It was 40 years ago: U.S. beat Soviets in Lake Placid Olympics. Schermerhorn vs. Post-Star. Major real estate deals: The Mill owners buy 14 Hudson. Younger Kenny buys Georgian for $8.5-million. John Herlihy left $2.2-million each to GF Hospital & Crandall Library. Q&A with Rep. Stefanik. Special Olympics Fall Games will return Oct. 23-24. Cool! Behind the- scenes tour of Madison Square Garden. Week 3 of LG …

Read More »

The Mill owners buy 14 Hudson

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

The developers and investors who bought The Mill apartment complex in downtown Glens Falls in 2017 have purchased Sonny Bonacio’s 14 Hudson mixed-use building across the street, The Chronicle has learned.

Mark Rosen and Marc Paquin, and a number of partners and investors, bought the building that has 87 high-end apartments, Surgical Specialists of Glens Falls Hospital, SUNY Adirondack Culinary School and about 6,000 …

Read More »