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Raúl’s building & restaurant for sale: $998,500

Raúl’s Mexican Restaurant and its signature three-story building at 162 Glen Street on Centennial Circle are for sale.

Asking price is $998,500. Mark Levack of Levack Real Estate has the listing.

It says of owner Russell Porreca, “After 18 years operating a Mexican Restaurant and Grill at 162 Glen Street, the owner is relocating downstate to be with family.”

“The building can be sold with or without the restaurant,” Mr. …

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South Glens Falls Holiday Parade starts at 5 pm this year

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The South Glens Falls Holiday Parade on Sunday, Nov. 23 will start at 5 p.m. for the first time in its history.

Previous parades began at 1 p.m.

“It’s more of an ‘evening’ parade than a night parade,” said organizer Megan Quinn, “so although it will start at dusk, everyone will be tucked in at home before bedtime.”

“We have SOOOO many floats for …

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Queensbury redemption center owner arrested for bottle dump protest at Gov’s mansion

Chronicle staff writer Ben Westcott reports: Jade Eddy, owner of the Queensbury redemption center MT Returnables, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct Monday morning for a protest in which she dumped a U-Haul truck full of bags of non-redeemable bottles and cans outside the governor’s mansion in Albany.

In a Facebook video taken at the scene, Ms. Eddy, 40, of Lake Luzerne, said, “I blocked the governor’s gate with …

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Constantino, Smullen expected to announce bids for Congress GOP nomination

By Maury Thompson , Special to The Chronicle

It’s down to just two candidates actively seeking the Republican nomination in the 21st Congressional District: Amsterdam’s Anthony Constantino and Assemblyman Robert Smullen, R, Johnstown.

Mr. Constantino announced “a public event on Monday, November 24th at 6PM in front of the Vote for Trump sign at 26th Elk Street” in Amsterdam.

The press release quoted him, “I don’t think anyone will be …

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Smith leads Bean by 6 for supervisor of Johnsburg; Smith had stroke

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: A recount was planned on Wednesday morning, Nov. 19, for the Town of Johnsburg Supervisor election — after this The Chronicle went to press.

As of Tuesday, challenger Mark Smith held a six-vote margin, 301-295 over incumbent Republican Kevin Bean.

Mr. Smith has been hospitalized since October 20 at Albany Medical Center since suffering a stroke.

He told The Chronicle on Monday from Albany, …

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