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GF eyes 2 parties to operate ‘The Ed’ & first floor of Bonacio 36 Elm

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Two separate operators may jointly run The Ed and the adjacent 5,000 square-foot first floor commercial space of 36 Elm (the former “Incubator”) that Glens Falls contracted to lease (now the City’s LDC) from owner Bonacio Development — for $900,000 over the next 10 years.

“We did have three interested parties,” Mayor Diana Palmer told the May 22 Glens Falls Local Development Corporation meeting. …

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‘Insane Bricks,’ new Lego store to open June 13 in Aviation Mall

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: Insane Bricks — a new Lego store at Aviation Mall — has its Grand Opening on Saturday June 13, at 10 a.m.

“We are giving away Lego sets for the first 200 people in the store — plus free pizza for all kids from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.,” owner Dan Shevlin tells The Chronicle.

“We will be doing raffles and giveaways all-day long …

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Animal Hospital eyes bldg. on Bay

HR Veterinary PLLC goes before the Queensbury Planning Board on Dec. 17 seeking to open Bay Road Animal Hospital at 319 Bay Road. The unoccupied building was most recently Convenient Medical Care and was built originally as Stan’s Seafood. —Ben Westcott

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The couple behind the German restaurant Spargel on 9

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Spargel on 9, the German restaurant that opened last December in the former Outback Steakhouse in Queensbury, is in the midst of its first Oktoberfest celebration — but chef-owner Christian Raeth (“Räth” in German) wants you to know this is not the cuckoo-clock oompah style typical of German fare in America.

“My idea was always to give the customer a true experience as they …

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Battle of Bloody Pond Road

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Neighbors on Bloody Pond Road in Lake George oppose a 26-unit senior housing development proposed by Richard Schermerhorn, but the group that some have dubbed the “Bloody Pond Road gang” says it’s less about pitchforks and torches, more about communicating and seeking a solution.

The project goes back before the Lake George Town Planning Board for a second public hearing Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, …

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