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By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

“I already love it here,” Patricia Balmer, the new principal at the St. Mary’s-St. Alphonsus Regional Catholic School in Glens Falls, tells The Chronicle.

“Many of the people that I’ve met have been very welcoming. It seems like a really warm, inviting community. I’m just blessed to be a part of it.”

Mrs. Balmer said she’s from Latham.

“I’ve taught and have been a …

Dear Gordon:

It has been two weeks on August 30 since I was attacked by a rabid coyote on the bike trail in Fort Edward. I am healing slowly, though improving each and every day.

I am alive today due to some very caring and extraordinary people. The couple whose house I first stopped at are the beginning of the many very special people that touched my and my family’s …

Ken and Christine Lendrum, center, started North Country Subaru in 1976. Their two sons, Eric, left, and Jared, are now vice presidents of the company. Chronicle photo/Gordon Woodworth.
Click to download North Country Subaru’s 40th Anniversary Salute as a PDF.
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Labor Day issue & Adirondack Family Magazine Wilhelm cocaine arrest shock waves. Lake George rattlesnakes. North Country Subaru’s 40th. Lake George Music Fest bravura world premiere. Rita Sweenor says thanks. Cat rescue & adoption opens in Glens Falls. Dan Stec and family viewed total eclipse in South Carolina. New principal at St. Mary’s-St. Alphonsus. Election primary Tuesday, Sept. 12 for Warren County. Max in China. Lots of real estate listings… …

Autumn Preview issue Rita Sweenor fights off rabid coyote. Lake George hazards. Washington County Fair. Deric Buck sets ‘Buck’s Tavern’ at former Blue Moose. Glens Falls Tennis & Swim Club closes. Social Security office staying open in Queensbury. Travers Saturday in Saratoga. Max in China. Rock the Dock concert Saturday celebrating Steamboat’s 200th anniversary. Classic boats in Lake George on Saturday also. Marshall Tucker band coming to LG Festival …