Winter Home issue | Glens Falls-Hudson Falls basketball tiff. Beyond the echo chamber. Local artists home renovation. Larry Dudley’s touted novel. Benefit for Austin Lane. Vermont couple buy Milestone Golf Club in Hampton. Denny Wilhelm sent to Downstate Correctional, Fishkill; 9 1/2 year sentence. Sarah Pratt to attend State of the Union in DC, guest of Stefanik. South High Marathon Dance: Students select 42 beneficiaries. The Habitat ReStore is a …
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Our January 18 issue
Health & Fitness Quarterly | Still awaiting the Lake George freeze. No Rachael Ray this year. Bad flu season. The ice bars cometh!Daily Double bar on South Street reborn. Whitehall’s Codie Bascue leads Olympic bobsled team. Huge ice jam in Thurman closes bridge. Ridin’ Hy Ranch reopens after fire. Lots of real estate listings… Find your dream home! Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & …
Read More »Duke, Villanova, the ‘big boys,’ recruiting Joseph Girard III
With 16 Division One basketball scholarship offers already in hand, the ante is being upped for Glens Falls High School basketball phenom Joseph Girard III.
“More of the big boys are getting involved now,” his father, Joe Jr., told The Chronicle.
“Duke assistant coach Jon Scheyer was texting Joseph as we drove home Saturday after making an unofficial recruiting visit to Syracuse to watch the SU-Notre Dame game. Villanova is …
Read More »Joe Girard: I’m playing football my senior year
By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
“I’m playing football next year for sure,” Joseph Girard III told The Chronicle Sunday. “100 percent. I’m not a fan of losing,” referring to Glens Falls’ 20-7 loss to Pleasantville in November’s state semifinals.
Girard, who has Division I scholarship offers in both basketball and football, was just named New York’s Class B football Co-Player of the Year by the statewide sportswriters’ association.
He …
Read More »Democratic Congress hopefuls drew throng
By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer
Eight Democrats seeking to unseat two-term Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, including five local candidates, addressed about 200 people at a three-hour congressional candidates forum at the Moreau Community Center on Sunday, Jan. 7.
It was organized by the group Citizens Acting Together 21 (CAT21)
To the audience’s applause, many comments focused on the stated need to defeat Ms. Stefanik and how to accomplish that.…
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