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Our February 26 front page

Scanned front page of The Chronicle newspaper from February 26-March 4, 2026, featuring articles about a hockey charity event, a Nordic ski champion, a…

Prime-Time Seniors Chronicle Glens Falls firefighter charged. Thunder ‘Stick It to Cancer’. Safely home from Mexico. Alden Guay NYS XC champ. Pilot Knob Marina for sale again — $5.749-million. LGTV foe. Unkauf: Shirt Factory vandalized by youths; he says some parents apologized. Sterling Goodspeed is interim Johnsburg Town Supervisor. Adk United girls, just short of 3rd straight state title, fall to Potsdam 3-2. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has …

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Fatal house fire in Queensbury

Colleen Cogovan-Duell, 60, was found dead in a house fire Sunday night at 405 Clendon Brook Road in Queensbury. Her two dogs and three cats also perished.

An autopsy revealed Ms. Cogovan-Duell died from smoke inhalation.

Ms. Cogovan-Duell was a 40-year employee of VCA Adirondack Animal Hospital on Ridge Road in Queensbury, and also worked at Talk of the Town restaurant in Glens Falls.

“We ironically just celebrated her 40-year …

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Constantino sit-down at the Chronicle

A person wearing a black jacket and red shirt with text, giving two thumbs up against a brick wall.

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

NY-21 Republican Congressional candidate Anthony Constantino sat down with The Chronicle at our office Feb. 6, for a wide ranging interview.

Mr. Constantino owns the international custom printing company Sticker Mule based in in Amsterdam, N.Y. He is self-funding his congressional campaign, so far to the tune of $7.26-million.

Asked what Sticker Mule’s revenue is, Mr. Constantino said he had never disclosed that information, …

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Glens Falls Mayor seeks firm to run Elm & South St. spaces

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Mayor Diana Palmer is seeking a separate entity to run the city’s first-floor space in the former “Incubator” building and the adjacent Market Center building dubbed The Ed.

Both projects are part of the $10-million state-funded Downtown Revitalization Initiative.

“I’ve said all along that so many parts of the DRI are great, but my concern has been about the part that the City was …

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13 of the 18 apartments are already taken above former ‘Incubator,’ Hot Shots & Sandy’s

A street corner with brick buildings of varying heights and architectural styles, including a red brick structure with white storefronts at ground level.

Bonacio cites demand

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: Bonacio Development has rented 13 of their 18 new apartments above the renovated former Sandy’s Clam Bar, Hotshots and “Incubator” buildings at 41 and 45 South Street and 36 Elm in downtown Glens Falls, Project Manager Steve Licciardi tells The Chronicle.

Monthly rents for the 1- to 3-bedroom units range from $1,100 to $2,287, said Gianna Bonacio, Marketing and Business Development …

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