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Sheriff: Luzerne pair allegedly drove over landlord, with their children in truck

The Warren County Sheriff’s Office said it responded on Saturday, May 24, to a report of a landlord-tenant dispute in Lake Luzerne that left the victim “with serious” juries at Albany Medical Center.

It said Nickalas A. Vandenburg and Lisa M Bennett, both 27 and both of Lake Luzerne, “allegedly drove over the victim with a pickup truck. The pair then exited the truck and physically assaulted the victim before …

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Fort Ann: 2 GF men, 19, shot; 2 Albany men charged: murder

Two Glens Falls 19-year-olds — Adam M. Darrah and Marcus J. Macaulay — were pronounced dead at Glens Falls Hospital from a shooting in Fort Ann earlier Thursday night, May 22.

Two Albany men — David Larose and Jordan Johnson — have been arrested and charged with murder. They’re being held by Washington County without bail, District Attorney Tony Jordan told The Chronicle.

State Police said, “David M. Larose, 20 …

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Wick: ProcellaCOR worked great

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Last June, after a fierce and protracted battle with the Lake George Association in both the court of law and the court of public opinion, the Lake George Park Commission got the go-ahead and treated invasive Eurasian watermilfoil with the aquatic herbicide ProcellaCOR in two Lake George bays.

A year later, The Chronicle asked Dave Wick, executive director of the Park Commission, how its …

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Winter Coalition ends pact with Moment Factory; urges county still to invest making winter attractions

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

“We terminated the contract with Moment Factory,” the Montreal firm that built Winter’s Dream at the the Fort William Henry Resort, FWH President Sam Luciano told the Warren County Occupancy Tax Committee last week.

Speaking on behalf of the Warren County Coalition that brought Winter’s Dream to Lake George in 2023-24, he said the contract “self terminated” when they paused the second and third …

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Patten OK’d for $842,060 in tax benefits for South St.

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Glens Falls Industrial Development Agency approved tax credits and a PILOT — Payment in Lieu of Taxes — amounting to an estimated $842,060 for Chris Patten’s 46-56 South Street project.

The PILOT in this case is a “partial real property abatement,” for a term of 10 years, IDA Chair Judy Calogero tells The Chronicle. It includes a 100% exemption of taxes on the …

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