School Views Returns! Hallelujah! Charlotte rescued. South Street assault. Mexican breakfast & lunch tacos coming to South Street. Jones Ordway. Brown water update: Mayor says it should pass, no danger. GFSO opens 40th with Met Opera star. Webster Avenue residents balk at bike lane plan; Mayor wants a vote on Oct. 10. Saratoga Showcase of Homes kicks off. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & …
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Breakfast & lunch tacos coming to South Street
Chronicle Staff Writer Zander Frost writes: Juan Ramirez, 30, plans to open Taco Kings Jalisco on South Street in what was Irish Pizza.
“We’ll make al pastor and birria tacos. That’s the special,” he said. Plus asada and “different” style Mexican cuisine than anything else available locally. They’ll serve their menu items all day.
Mr. Ramirez, originally from Mexico City, said he currently works at the Adelphi in Saratoga Springs. …
Read More »Charlotte sena found “safe”; suspect in custody
CHARLOTTE SENA HAS BEEN FOUND “SAFE.”
STATE POLICE: “Charlotte Sena has been located and in good health. A suspect is in custody. This is still an active investigation. More details will be released as they become available…”…
Read More »Bike incident report draws big, intense response
By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer
Much fall-out and follow-up from last week’s Chronicle report of an incident on Veterans Road in Queensbury. A slew of bicyclists was using both lanes of the road. A woman driver said she was forced to stop her car, which she said was struck by a bicycle. She expressed fear.
The Chronicle found out that the incident occurred during the Glens Falls “MC” Rideout,” …
Read More »South High grad builds home & family following
By Meg Hagerty, Chronicle Freelance
Perhaps the most important story Darien Rozell hopes to pass down to her three boys is the one still unfolding at Pantry Hill, the country house on six acres in bucolic Greenfield she and her husband Eric have cultivated over the past seven years in an area where their families have lived as far back as the Revolutionary War.
“Moving here, we were coming back …
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