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Glens Falls: 3 races for Warren County Supervisor

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Reporter

Glens Falls has contests in three wards for seats on the Warren County Board of Supervisors.

Ward 2: McDevitt vs. Gilligan

Long-time Glens Falls Ward 2 Warren County Supervisor Peter McDevitt lost the Democratic nomination to challenger Haley Gilligan, 94-26.

Mr. McDevitt is continuing his pursuit for re-election on the Conservative line.

He’s 80 years old. “I’m in excellent physical health, and I’m a young …

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Common Roots in SGF debuts $3.6 million expansion

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

A ribbon cutting ceremony Monday marked the grand opening of Common Roots Brewing Company’s new $3.6 million, 10,000 square foot expansion next door to its original facility in South Glens Falls, at 62 Saratoga Ave.

The expansion consists of Common Roots Bierhall and Barrel House, which will be home to the Common Roots Café. It includes a new barrel aged beer production facility, increased …

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Beaty, Freer & Deeb in interesting 3-way race: Qby. Ward 2

By Maury Thompson, Special to The Chronicle

Democratic Councilman Harrison Freer faces two challengers — Republican Doug Beaty and Dave Deeb, running on the Conservative line — in the election for the Ward 2 seat on the Queensbury Town Board.

Two years ago, when Mr. Deeb had the Republican line, Mr. Freer won narrowly, 729-695.

What will happen now that current Queensbury At-Large County Supervisor Doug Beaty, a proven Republican …

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College hoops in GF 11/21; D-1 UAlbany with Jonathan Beagle from Hudson Falls

The University at Albany D-1 men’s basketball team will play Army West Point on Tuesday, Nov. 21, at the Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls in the inaugural Multi-Team Doc Sauers Invitational.

Local fans will likely get to see Great Danes forward Jonathan Beagle of Hudson Falls in action. Beagle was named America East Rookie of the Year as a freshman last year, among other honors.

“The matchup will mark …

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Why no birds at their feeders?

To the Editor:

I am responding to Irene Taylor’s inquiry as to whether other readers have noticed very few birds at their feeders. My seed and suet feeders haven’t needed much filling since September due to so few “customers,” and I find this disturbing. I have a federal license to rehabilitate injured o many calls from the North Country Wild Care hotline over the spring and summer months. While many …

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