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After discussion and debate, on MaY 12 the Moreau Town Board voted 4-1 to put up a “Town Commemorative Flagpole” in the community garden in front of Town Hall that would fly the Pride Flag.

Councilmembers John Donohue, Laura Garrant, Patrick Killian and Mark Stewart voted in favor. Supervisor Jesse Fish was opposed.

Councilwoman Garrant told The Chronicle she voted yes because “Nothing is more American than lifting up others.”…

The Glens Falls Common Council voted unanimously at its May 26 meeting for the city to enter into a contract with National Grid for a solar energy project on the roof of Harding Mazzotti Arena. Ward 1 Councilman Dan Donohue was not present for the vote.

“Harding Mazotti Arena is an ideal location for solar PV generation, which will result in clean renewable energy generation and long-term energy cost savings,” …

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: The City of Glens Falls and CDTA are nearing a solution to providing access to the bathroom in the entry to the Police Department when City Hall is closed.

Mayor Diana Palmer said at the May 26 Common Council meeting, “CDTA has offered to install…a padlock with a number code on the door. That might be a nice compromise to make sure that people …

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Anastasia Palulis, co-owner of Anastasia’s Acres dog boarding in Argyle, was sentenced to two years probation Wednesday, May 27, after pleading guilty in Argyle Town Court to misdemeanors in the deaths of 21 dogs left overnight at the facility with no water or ventilation in August 2025.

Magistrate Stacy Davis pronounced the sentence.

Standing before her, Mrs. Palulis said, “I was solely responsible for …

Ben Westcott reports: Anastasia Palulis, owner of Anastasia’s Acres dog boarding in Argyle, was sentenced to two years probation Wednesday after pleading guilty in Argyle Town Court to misdemeanors in the deaths of 21 dogs left overnight at the facility with no water or ventilation in August 2025.

Magistrate Stacy Davis pronounced the sentence.

The misdemeanors were Overdriving, Torturing, and Injuring Animals; Failure to Provide Proper Sustenance.

Mrs. Palulis’s property …