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Graduation issue | Remembering Chronicle mainstay Patricia Maddock. Fireworks! – Where the shows are. Darling Doughnuts on the rise. Flomatic – A Glens Falls industry on the grow! High water, Lake George. 5th Adirondack Wine Food Fest in Lake George. ‘Zombie Fish’ at Lake Sunnyside? Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

Ready or not, it’s tournament time!

Benefit golf tournament time, that is.

There’s aren’t as many fund-raising outings as there used to be, but there are still a bunch. Some of them I will participate in. I wish I could play in all of them.

• The Give a Child a Christmas tournament is Saturday, June 22, at Airway Meadows in Gansevoort. $80. Check in

Lake George-Adirondack Summer Guide magazine inside | Chef Colin Miner ups the game at ‘The Q’. Frontier Town campground. A sudden ordeal for Dan Nichols. Primary election day is June 25. Glens Falls Wednesdays — fitness for free through 7/31! Friends of Moreau Park telescope. North Creek mosaics. 3 musical stars here, GF & HF – Travis Tritt, Charlie Daniels, Albert Lee! Pete Brown ends Maxwell’s run. Concerts, comedy, shows… …

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Dr. Jack Leary, whose medical career ranged from running a 1,000-bed hospital in Vietnam during the war to 14 years as president of the medical staff at Glens Falls Hospital, was honored for his lifetime of service in a medical staff banquet at Erlo-west in Lake George on May 15.

The Hudson Falls native board-certified in pediatrics, emergency medicine and anesthesiology has variously been an …

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Adirondack Theatre Festival opens its 25th anniversary season this week. Here are 25 random facts and thoughts.

1. Big-time from the start. ATF launched in 1994 with a winter fund-raiser performance of Love Letters starring Broadway icons Jason Robards and Elaine Stritch at the Lake George RV Park. The playhouse was filled and rapt. “Where did you get that audience!?” Robards marveled …