Memorial Day Issue! 2025 Memorial Day Parades & Ceremonies. Glens Falls loves to gather. South Street transformation. 42nd Americade rolls into LG May 27-31. Salem Health Center debut. Debut of ‘The Ed’ Market & Events Center. Vinnie Crocitto pursues attraction at Water Slide World site. Boaters must have proof they passed boater safety course; Park Commission to issue tickets. An interview with Gen. Grant. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always …
Read More »Zander Frost reports: Human bones were discovered on the site of the former Rite Aid on South Street in Glens Falls.
Glens Falls Police Detective Seth French told The Chronicle, “A construction company working in the area found remnants of grave. Human bones were discovered and we were contacted as a result.”
“We spoke with the city historian and were provided historical records of the location. The city historian advised …
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Prime-Time Seniors! Glens Falls Market Center debut. GFCC golf fame. Jackie Touba. Chris Patten seeks some help from GF IDA. Cathy DeDe — 30 years at The Chronicle. Man charged; hundreds of snakes & rats seized from Qby residence. Murder charge in Corinth child death. Cat dies in SGF fire, no one hurt. Saratoga YMCA starts public phase of fund drive for GF ‘Y’. Roglieri mansion sale approved at $1.6 …
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Ben Westcott reports: Arrow Bank’s time and temperature sign on Glen Street was struck by a vehicle at 1:20 a.m. on Saturday, May 10, in a collision that also damaged a city light pole and Arrow’s fence, a Department of Motor Vehicles accident report said.
By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
Fred Fisher led the Hyde Collection during its most tumultous times, 1978-1990.
Next Thursday, May 15, his tale of those times will be published in a book called The Practice Run.
The title refers to an attempted heist of the Hyde’s art in 1980 that Mr. Fisher and others contend set the stage 10 years later for the devastating, still unsolved theft of a Vermeer, …
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