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Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: The chart is from a Powerpoint presentation by the Capital District Transportation Authority — CDTA — on Monday night, April 6, at Crandall Public Library. It was shared later with The Chronicle at our request.

CDTA says target ridership is 15 passengers per hour. Glens Falls area buses are falling considerably short of it.

The purpose of the meeting was “to gather feedback for …

Police Officer Noah Pooler is Glens Falls’s new downtown beat officer.

Mayor Diana Palmer created the dedicated position, “meaning that his time is spent on the beat, not being drawn to other areas of the city or being called back to the station to cover a duty inside,” said a City press release.

“It’s part of the mayor’s adjusted focus for policing downtown. The mayor has been working with the …

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The City of Glens Falls extended to tomorrow, Friday, April 10, its original deadline to submit proposals to operate The Ed, home of the Glens Falls Farmers Market, and the first-floor commercial space at 36 Elm, now called 36 Inc.

“We’ve had several folks make inquiries and ask for qualifications regarding the RFP, but none who’ve committed to submitting proposals,” Glens Falls Economic Development …

Harding Mazzotti Arena in Glens Falls will be the site of the “Upstate Tattoo Expo” Friday to Sunday, June 19 to 21. “Tattoo artists, live tattooing, oddities, collectibles, art, vendors and more,” they say. Tattoo artist and exhibitor spots open. Tickets on sale now or at the door. Tix: $22, $55 weekend adult, $17 and $33 child. Military, student, senior discounts available.

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By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Today, Thursday, March 26, marks the 10th anniversary of Ed Moore’s purchase of the Queensbury Hotel, bringing it back under local ownership.

“This is your hotel. We’re just stewards…” says the 80-year-old Mr. Moore. “We’re blessed to be here; great to be part of downtown. It’s a wonderful thing.”

A Staten Island native who had an excavating business there and now a long-time Queensbury …