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Our April 21 front page

Spring Home Issue! LGPC vs. LGA. Unveiled: Classical redo of 220 Glen. Views on Lake George School Board race. Cool Insuring Arena completing luxury box suites. Earth Day. Battle over use of herbicide vs. milfoil on Lake George. Rock returns to Cool: Breaking Benjamin Tuesday. ‘Serial entrepreneurs’ jump big into ‘Rocket’ bottle & can redemption biz. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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20 questions

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
It’s been a while since we played 20 Questions. Feel free to respond or not respond, as you see fit. Maybe it will give you something extra to talk about at your holiday table.

1. Will New York State have another mask mandate this year?

2. Will Joe Biden be the Democratic nominee for President in 2024? If not, who will be?

3. Will Donald …

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Our April 14 front page

Happy Easter, Passover, Tax Day! Lake George dock space more scarce than ever. 20 questions. For sale: Davidson’s bldg. • LG Beach Club. Throng at the Glens Falls Brew Fest. Farmers OK with NYS tax credit deal. 7 Easter Egg hunts Saturday, April 16. New Stewarts ready on Broad, old demolished. Gilbert Gottfried, 67, memorable in his visits here. SGF Marathon Dance is May 13 at Great Escape; pre-Dance fair …

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Lake George dock space more scarce than ever

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

Lake George dock space is at a premium, some say more so than ever before.

One long-time Lake George boater told The Chronicle he lost the slip he’d been renting and now “we may have to sell our boat,” because he said he can’t afford the $6,500 dock rental price he has been quoted elsewhere.

Brent Brewer, owner of Bug-U Pest Control, told The …

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Brewfest drew 500 at the Cool

Chronicle staff writer Zander Frost writes: The Glens Falls Brewfest drew a throng Saturday in Heritage Hall at the Cool Insuring Arena.

“We had just over 500 people attend,” plus 100 volunteers, vendors, brewers, and staff, Tracey Sullivan, Adirondack Theatre Festival Managing Director told The Chronicle.

“Heritage Hall worked well,” she added. “It was a bit warm in the room, but this will be taken into consideration if we hold …

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