Tag Archives: Lake George

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Pilot Knob Marina, which sold for “just under $3-million in 2021,” is on the market again for $5.749-million by the man who purchased it, John “JD” Donnolly.

Davies-Davies has the listing, touting it as “an extraordinary investment opportunity” whose “centerpiece is a 0.66-acre lakefront property featuring a large, well-established marina complete with gas docks, boat launch ramp, multiple dock slips, heated service shop with parts …

The Village of Lake George will rename a portion of Mountain Drive “Ben Osborn Boulevard.” The renamed road passes in front of the entrance to the Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School auditorium, between between Canada and Ottawa Streets.

Corporal Benjamin D. Osborn was a Queensbury native and a 2002 graduate of Lake George High School, the Village notes. “In June 2010, Osborn was killed at the young age of 27, …

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Rick Atkinson comes to Lake George this Friday, Dec. 12 for three local events in the 250th year celebration of Gen. Henry Knox’s Noble Train of Artillery. (Details in sidebar box.)

Winner of Pulitzer Prizes both as an historian (and New York Times best-selling author) and as a journalist (then with the Washington Post), Mr. Atkinson is prominent in Ken Burns’s new PBS documentary. …

Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: Fountain Square Outfitters owners Matt and Nancy Fuller said their second shop “outpost” will open in time for Black Friday, Nov. 29 in the former Orvis store on the “Million Dollar Half Mile,” on Route 9 north of Northway Exit 20 in Lake George/Queensbury.

The Fullers’ flagship Fountain Square Outfitters store on Centennial Circle in Glens Falls opened 14 years ago.

“The FSO Trading …

Chronicle Managing Editor

Time to get your “Vroom” on!

The Albany Rods & Kustoms Club’s 35th annual Adirondack Nationals car show returns to Lake George Village this weekend, while the Adirondack Corvette Club’s annual VetteFest is back in downtown Glens Falls.

“One show, 1,500 cars, 236-plus vendors,” is how Adirondack Nationals touts itself. It showcases colorful, souped up, reconditioned hot rods, classic and antique cars from 1979 or earlier, on …