Editor’s note: The Chronicle interviewed Finch Paper president and CEO Deba Mukherjee, along with Chief Financial Officer Alex Rotolo and vice president of human resources Tracey Riley, on Aug. 20. Finally here’s meaty stuff from that interview.
Finch Paper president and CEO Deba Mukherjee told The Chronicle (in August): “Maybe it’s time to give you an update on us. I’ve been here since 2013, and over the last six …
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Read More »By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
For the first year-and-a-half that he headed Glens Falls’s Finch Paper, India-born Debabrata (Deba) Mukherjee, Ph. D., steered clear of the media.
This week he opened up — meeting separately with several newspapers. The Chronicle’s turn came on Monday at 11 a.m.
“What have I been doing the last 18 months? We have done what Finch has never done before. We added a huge number …
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It’s our Health & Fitness Quarterly! Also, this Sunday is the 22nd annual Glens Falls Kiwanis Club’s Taste of the North Country food festival in City Park, in downtown Glens Falls. The Chronicle is the event’s lead sponsor. We publish the event’s official program that’s included in this week’s issue. Also, Cathy raves about Wood Park in Lake George as a game-changing venue after last weekend’s American Music Festival. Finch …
Read More »By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
State Supreme Court Judge David Krogmann Monday threw out the Glens Falls City School District’s lawsuit seeking a larger share of school taxes paid by Finch Paper.
Judge Krogmann’s nine-page decision upheld the school district’s legal standing and its right to file the Article 78 lawsuit, but held that it waited too long to take action. He cited a four-month statute of limitations from …
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