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Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: All Abilities Productions of Upstate New York is moving into the former Aeropostale store space at Aviation Mall, announced co-founders Andy O’Rourke and Theresa Kempf.

“It’s a big move,” said the 23-year-old Mr. O’Rourke. “I’m in shock even from when we signed the [1-year] lease. I didn’t think this would take off the ground so well when we started a year ago.”

Mr. O’Rourke …

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Chronicle editor Mark Frost writes:

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Kevin D. Monahan, 65, has been charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death Saturday night of Kaylin A. Gillis, 20, of Schuylerville.

In a somber media session Monday afternoon, Washington County Sheriff Jeffrey J. Murphy detailed a tragedy that happened outside Mr. Monahan’s house on Patterson Hill Road in the Town of Hebron.

“This is a very sad case of some young adults …

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By Chris Liggio, Chronicle Calendar Writer

Only in the East Coast Hockey League would the lower ranked team, in this case our Adirondack Thunder, gain home ice advantage through the first three games of their round one match against the top seeded Newfoundland Growlers.

A fitting follow up to the Worcester Railers essentially handing them a playoff berth Sunday when they pulled the goalie in regulation allowing for the Thunder …

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Spring Home Issue! Shirt Factory owner plans ‘world-class’ mural garden. Zack’s drive-in reborn. Thunder hockey. No Warriors. Earth Day. Woman, 20, shot, killed in Hebron; murder charge. Rockwell Falls librarian, after the drag queen story hour tiff. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Fire companies extinguished a wildfire Wednesday at the Hudson Pointe Nature Preserve in Queensbury, the town’s Recreation Department said.

“An area near the riverside bluffs was burning and several fire companies responded along with DEC Forest Rangers to control and extinguish the blaze,” the Department posted on Facebook.

“The trail system was not affected and the trails will remain open for public use. DEC Forest Rangers will continue to closely …

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