rations will be shut down in a phased manner in 2023.”
By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer
Former Glens Falls Mayor Dan Hall and his fraternal twin brother Dennis are service veterans participating in the lifelong federal “Vietnam Era Twin Study of Aging.”
Every five years, the National Institutes of Health provides the men an all expenses paid trip to check their mental and physical agility and other aspects of their health.
Most recently, they flew to La Jolla, San Diego, …
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By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
The volunteers who groom the City of Glens Falls’s cross-country ski trails in Cole’s Woods should have an easier time of it this winter because their equipment will be stored under a new pole barn largely built by volunteers using donated or discounted materials, services and equipment.
“It looks like a very simple structure. And it is to a certain extent, but, boy, it required …
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Fort William Henry said work begins this month “to transform its historic Carriage House into a new venue for wedding receptions, business meetings and performing arts programs.”
“When it opens in May 2023, The Carriage House, with soaring ceilings, post and beam construction and a wraparound deck overlooking Lake George, will accommodate 460 people in theatre-style seating and more than 300 people for banquets,” said press info.
Design is by …
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Honor Veterans, Nov. 11 Election results. More Jimmermania? Dan Hall & twin brother Dennis in NIH lifelong study of twin brother veterans. Boom month at the Cool. Glens Falls native, Nobel Prize economist Edward Prescott dies; WSJ obit stresses his roots. Walt Lender joins LGLC Board. Fort Wm. Henry carriage house in redo as event venue, opening in May 2023. Roaring Brook for sale: $7.5-million. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle …
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