By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
One of our biggest responses ever to the question we posed on April 18 to Chronicle digital subscribers: Do you support or oppose flying a Pride flag on Glens Falls’s City Hall flagpole? Why?
By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
We’re hearing again about aggressive groups of youths on bicycles disrupting traffic and assailing drivers, among other acts, similar to last summer — the uptick perhaps driven by the return of warm weather.
The alleged incidents occurred in Glens Falls and Queensbury.
By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer
46 South Street is for sale for $1.2-million. The vacant building — directly across the street from the Glens Falls Market Center now under construction — has been owned by Chad Nims and Nims Properties, LLC since 2017.
Realize Brokers has the listing.
“It’s in rough shape. And it’s basically in shell condition at this point,” Realize Principal Broker Nic Ketter said. “But it’s …
Read More »By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
“It’s all green light,” says Glens Falls Mayor Bill Collins, now that Governor Kathy Hochul approved $6.6-million in Home and Community Renewal tax credits for Phase Two of developer Sonny Bonacio’s Spring City projects on South and Elm Streets. It also activates Phase One.
“I think they’re full speed ahead. We believe that Phase One should break ground in June,” said the mayor.
Phase …
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By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Binghamton will have a tough act to follow. The 2024 New York State Boys’ High School Basketball Tournament in Glens Falls drew 18,602 total attendance, reports Cool Insuring Arena General Manager Jeff Mead.
The tournament returns to Binghamton for 2025 to 2027, where it also was in 2017-2019. Looking back, Mr. Mead notes attendance at the 2019 Binghamton tournament was “10,000 or less.”
Attendance …
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