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GF re Bonacio parking: ‘Better deal for us than 14 Hudson’ was

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Jeff Flagg, Glens Falls Director of Development, tells The Chronicle that 14 Hudson — the Bonacio-Galesi Group 2018 project — set the precedent for the city to provide parking spaces for the developer’s South Street projects. The city built the Park Street Parking Garage.

Now, says Dr. Flagg, Glens Falls has promised parking for the Bonacio Spring City Development project on South and Elm …

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No primaries after all in Stefanik race

By Maury Thompson, Special to The Chronicle

Anticipated Republican and Democratic primaries in the 21st Congressional District won’t happen after all.

Neither Republican Jill Lochner nor Democrat Steven Holden filed nominating petitions by the April 4 deadline, the state Board of Elections confirmed Monday.

Five-term U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-Schuylerville, will be the Republican and Conservative candidate. Paula Collins, a cannabis tax lawyer who recently moved from Manhattan to Canton, …

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Our April 11 front page

Small Biz Spotlight Totally sold on solar total eclipse. Etu balks: $1-million Warren Museum. Q&A What will you do if Biden wins? HF school voters OK
$54M capital project. Lapper: Waterslide World property will be cleaned up. No primaries after all in Stefanik race. GlobalFoundries sets $11.6 billion Malta expansion. Bodega opens at former site of New Way Lunch in Qby. ADK Peer-to-Peer at SUNY Adk here to assist veterans. …

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West Mountain makes its move

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

At its March 26 meeting, the Queensbury Planning Board voted to acknowledge receipt of an application that, if it comes to fruition, would transform the West Mountain ski area.

The Woods at West Mountain, which has a 10-year time frame to complete, looks to create “an alpine village experience” with year-round recreational activities, accommodations for vacationers and expectation to attract “permanent residents who may …

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Steve’s Place booths now at Kerrie’s, nearby

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

We can’t visit Steve’s Place any more, but we can still hang out in the classic booths. They’re now installed at Kerrie’s Northway Diner, less than a half mile up Broad Street-Main Street in Queensbury, a little closer to Northway Exit 18.

Owner Kerrie LeClair purchased the eight cream-and-brown leatherette seating booths from Steve’s Place owner Christine Vamvalis-Haley.
Steve’s Place closed on March 15.…

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