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Kevin Geraghty: Warren County should consider 8% sales tax
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Following the May 9 Chronicle report that Washington County is considering raising its sales tax by one percent, we reached out for Warren County’s thoughts.
Washington County supervisors expressed hope that Warren and Saratoga Counties would join it in pursuing a 1% county sales tax increase that would raise the total sales tax from 7% to 8%.
“Obviously, being one of the only three …
Read More »GF school study says make Quade Street one-way, south
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Editor’s note: Reporter Cathy DeDe lives on Quade Street, near the Glens Falls Middle-High School complex.
A traffic study by the Glens Falls City School District proposes turning Quade Street one-way permanently, to run southbound only, from Grant to Sherman Avenue. The final public comment period ends tomorrow, Friday, May 31, said an email blast last week from the school. The draft final … Read More »
Mom & aunt of 9-year-old girl, abducted and rescued in ’23, launch podcast
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
The mother and aunt of the nine-year-old girl who was abducted from an area park last year and held for 47 hours before rescue have launched a podcast, “Sisterhood of the Survivors.”
The introductory episode, “Without Fear, Charlotte,” is available now.
The second is due on Sunday, May 26. They tell The Chronicle they plan to release new episodes every other Sunday.
“When the …
Read More »What killed the birds
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
“Necropsy results indicated that collision and associated blunt force trauma was the likely cause of mortality” of approximately 20 cedar waxwings found dead at Crandall Library on May 4, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said Tuesday in response to further Chronicle inquiries.
“A DEC Environmental Conservation Police Officer collected samples for examination and they were submitted to DEC’s Wildlife Health Lab …