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Sandra: On a Lake George island history cruise with author Noah Chirnomas
By Sandra Hutchinson, Chronicle Vice-President
On Monday, July 27, I and about 15 other people took a cruise on the Lake George Association Floating Classroom through the Narrows of Lake George, with commentary by Noah Chirnomas, author of the recently released book The Islands of Lake George. Todd Earl captained the vessel.

As regular readers of The Chronicle know, we have been featuring weekly excerpts from Noah’s book.
Noah, age …
Read More »Glens Falls’ ‘Quality of Life’ committee will meet Aug. 17 on parking plan
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Sean Palladino, the Ward 5 Glens Falls Common Council member who chairs the Quality of Life committee, is charged with revisiting the parking permit resolution that was tabled on July 28.
The committee will meet Monday, Aug. 17, at 5 p.m. in City Hall.
Other committee members are Ward 3’s Dan Rice, Ward 1’s Dan Donohue — who is also on the Finance Committee …
Read More »Mayor defends permit parking lot plan
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
The resolution was tabled at the July 28 Common Council meeting in the face of many negative comments by the public, but Glens Falls Mayor Diana Palmer continued touting her parking lot permit fee plan in a follow-up conversation with The Chronicle the next Thursday.
Also participating were City Clerk Megan Nolin and Deputy Clerk Emily Neal.
The plan would turn the city lots …
Read More »Cuyler, former North Warren star, 16, gets Ole Miss offer
By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer
Semaj Cuyler, 16, who as an eighth grader helped North Warren boys basketball win its first ever state title in 2024 at the then-Cool Insuring Arena, has already received a power conference Division I offer from Ole Miss as a Class of 2029 rising sophomore.
The 6’4” guard now plays for Bella Vista College Prep in Phoenix, Arizona. The school touts on its website …
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