Lake George Issue Jimmer, Olympics. Winter’s Dream. Prison will close. Storm stories. Charlene Wood plans first Qby. cannabis store. Kamala’s rise; Joe’s demise. Tim Ortiz plans downtown GF wine/liquor shop where Hometown Cigar was. St. Mary’s school joins Adirondack League, growing sports program. Stefanik raised $1-million in June; Democrat Paula Collins: National party ignores me. Stewart’s buys Bacon St. houses to expand Glen St. store. NAMIC reunion drew hundreds. Concerts, …
Read More »Blog
Glens Falls again giving parking tickets; hospital friction
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
The City of Glens Falls has hired a new Traffic Control Assistant, responsible for enforcing parking restrictions, about a year after the prior officer retired.
Police Chief Jarred Smith said in a release that the City is in a “training and transition period” — “for both our new TCA and for our area drivers.
“For now, only warning notices will be given out.” Chief …
Read More »Music plays on at Shepard Park using tent after bandstand fire
By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer
“We’re not skipping a beat,” Lake George Village Mayor Ray Perry told The Chronicle. “We still have all the free entertainment that everyone’s used to having. And look out for us next year — it’s going to get even better.”
A tent provided by local concert promoter Entertainment One quickly went up and concerts are going on at Shepard Park where the stage was …
Read More »Hudson Falls: No varsity football this fall, hope to revive it
By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer
Hudson Falls won’t field a varsity football team this season, Athletic Director Ryan Carpenter told The Chronicle, citing low participation numbers. The program will only field a JV team this fall.
“We lost a lot of players after last year to graduation, and over the past few years we’ve seen a decline in participation numbers within our football program,” Mr. Carpenter said.
“We only …
Read More »Neptune’s Club in Lake George, now high end condos, ready to sell
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Last Friday Sean and Melissa Quirk debuted The Anchor, their new five-unit waterfront condominum at the former King Neptune’s Lounge in the center of Lake George Village. Monday they received the go-ahead from the State Attorney General: The condos are on the market.
“We’re going live,” Mr. Quirk told The Chronicle, adding, “Oh yes,” they have potential buyers at the ready.
The nightspot is …
Read More »