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3 weekend car events

Adirondack Nationals 37th hot rod fest VROOMS to LG

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Albany Rods and Kustoms’ 37th Adirondack Nationals car show roars back into Lake George Thursday to Sunday, Sept. 10 to 13 An annual staple at the Fort William Henry since 1989, it’s grown from about 300 entries to typically 1,500 hot rods, muscle cars, classic and restored antique vehicles almost as quickly as they’re …

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53rd Adk. Balloon Fest opens Sept. 17 at Crandall; 10 special shapes

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The 53rd Adirondack Balloon Festival opens on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 17, at Crandall Park on Glen Street in Glens Falls.

It continues with events on Friday afternoon to evening, Saturday early morning to night, and Sunday morning — all at Warren County’s Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport in Queensbury.

The 10 expected special shape balloons this year begin with a patriotic theme to celebrate the …

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Jeff Mead out as Thunder prez & GF’s arena; Tadd Sipowicz in

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: “Leadership Change at Harding Mazzotti Arena and Adirondack Thunder,” headlined a Friday afternoon pre-Labor Day weekend press release from the The Adirondack Civic Center Coalition.

It delivered shocking news: “Jeff Mead is no longer employed as president and general manager of the Harding Mazzotti Arena, nor as president of the Adirondack Thunder ECHL hockey team.”

No explanation was given.

Mr. Mead, reached by The …

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Housing dropped from Corinth Rd. medical complex plan; Qby. blames DEC sewer delays

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

“DEC sewer uncertainty is stopping Queensbury development,” says Ward 4 Councilman Tim McNulty.

He reached out to The Chronicle to describe the Town’s efforts to resolve issues with the Department of Environmental Conservation on sewer requirements and development project approvals.

Mr. McNulty says the medical complex planned on Corinth Road has dropped its 48-unit residential component intended to house medical professionals, staff and families …

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Matt Rozell: CBS Sunday Morning to air feature on ‘Train Near Magdeburg’ film

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

CBS Sunday Morning will air as soon as this Sunday, Sept. 13, or Sept. 20, a feature on the documentary project based on Matt Rozell’s book A Train Near Magdeburg, timed with the Jewish High Holy Days.

Retired Hudson Falls history teacher Mr. Rozell told The Chronicle he and the filmmakers were interviewed by correspondent Seth Doane. He said the segment will include newly …

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