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Our June 29 front page

Happy Independence Day! Fireworks galore. Weather Routing: GF juggernaut. Biochar wins in court. Hyde’s David Smith. Chester returns to pre-Bicentennial flagless logo; some unhappy. Moreau sells land to Twin Bridges; Casella buys Twin Bridges; Biochar link? Claim, denial. Eric Unkauf’s Shirt Factory ‘Muralgarten’ sets 3-weekn ‘Mural-thon. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Saratoga Biochar prevails over Article 78 petition

Chronicle Staff Writer Zander Frost writes:

New York State Supreme Court Judge Richard A. Kupferman in Ballston Spa ruled Tuesday for Saratoga Biochar in the Article 78 Petition filed by the Clear Air Action Network of Glens Falls.

The suit challenged the Moreau Planning Board’s approval of the proposed plant in the town industrial park to convert solid waste into fertilizer.

The petition, which also named Saratoga Biochar CEO Ray …

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Our June 22 front page

Graduation Spotlight! Q & A: Readers’ verdict on Trump charges. Arrow chief upbeat. Election primary, candidate statements. All smiles at Fort William Henry. Adirondack Wine & Food Fest Sat. & Sun. Mark: Had our first go at NY’s new LG picnic island use, fees. ‘North Country’ license plate irks some on social media. J1 students welcomed to LG. Alison Wilcox to succeed Max Yurenda as the CEO at Double H. …

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J1 students welcomed to Lake George

Chronicle Summer Staffer Hannah Hughes writes: A Summer Work & Travel Welcome Orientation was held at the Caldwell Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, June 14 to welcome international students to Lake George for the 2023 summer.

“We’re just so pleased that you’re here. You are a big part of our summer success,” said Gina Mintzer, Executive Director of the Lake George Regional Chamber of Commerce.

“We know you chose us… We …

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Arrow chief upbeat

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Arrow Financial — the parent of Glens Falls National and Saratoga National Banks — as of last week still hadn’t filed its tardy financial reports for 2022 and this year’s first quarter, but new CEO David DeMarco was only upbeat when The Chronicle interviewed him last Friday.

Is the bank in trouble?, we asked. “Absolutely not,” Mr. DeMarco replied. “We are so strong.” He cited …

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