Editor:
Regarding the Chronicle’s article [County Administrator John Taflan’s essay, June 8] about Warren County preparing for asylum seekers, my first thought was that this is a leftover April fool article.
After reading it, I have several comments and questions. It apparently refers to immigrants being farmed out from New York City, one of three sanctuary cities in New York State (Albany and Ithaca the other two, plus Westchester County).…
Read More »No more daily printed Post-Star. 
As of July 11, The Post-Star said it will publish a print paper only on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The other days it will be strictly digital, said an article in today’s paper headlined, “Your expanded Post Star coming soon.”
“In addition, your newspaper will transition from being delivered by a traditional newspaper delivery carrier to mail delivery by the U.S. Postal Service.”
“On Tuesdays, …
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By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer
Coming soon to the former Aldi store on Quaker Road in Queensbury is an Immunotek Plasma Donation Center.
Construction will be done by the end of the month, Tod Foreman, Superintendent for the General Contractor, told The Chronicle.
Immunotek says it has some 15 donation centers, mostly across the Southeast. It shows about 10 more in development — three in New York, in Queensbury, …
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Warren County Administrator John Taflan writes:
On May 23rd, Warren County issued Emergency Order 1 of 2023 to preempt the unilateral relocation of groups of asylum seekers from New York City to Warren County.
I wanted to explain the purpose behind this Emergency Order and the steps Warren County has taken since the issuance of that order.
First and foremost, it is not our intent to prevent migrants from coming …
Read More »By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Habitat for Humanity’s multi-unit apartment project on Lawrence Street in Glens Falls — a collaboration with WAIT House — is not an approved use of the $200,000 that the City provided from its American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.
Ward 3 Common Councilwoman Diana Palmer, who chairs the Building and Codes Committee, pointed out the flaw.
“In 2021, with our vacant property law, and …
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