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Argyle’s board eyes Saunders Transmission building for new Town Hall

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Argyle Town Board hopes to purchase the Saunders Transmission building on Route 197 for new town offices.

The property is listed for $800,000 with Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate.

“We’re actively involved in negotiations,” Town Supervisor Robert Henke tells The Chronicle. “I would like to get this done within the coming fiscal year, for sure.”

Owner Rodney Saunders “hasn’t done well trying to …

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World’s Largest Garage Sale! NYS drug bust here. Tony DeSare & GFSO. Dog parks. The couple behind the German restaurant Spargel on 9. School Views starts 45th year. How much will it cost Glens Falls to run Market Center? Stewart’s buying 45-store Jolley. ‘Taco King’ will open 2nd spot, in Hudson Falls. Argyle’s board eyes Saunders Transmission building for new Town Hall. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the

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FIRST IN THE CHRONICLE: Stewart’s buying 45-store Jolley chain, 3 in Qby.

FIRST IN THE CHRONICLE • Zander Frost reports: Stewart’s Shops has signed an agreement to purchase the assets of Jolley Associates convenience store chain and S.B. Collins including its heating oil business Clarence Brown of St. Albans, Vermont.

Stewart’s confirmed the purchase plan in a written response to a Chronicle inquiry.

Jolley has stores in Queensbury at the intersection of Route 9 & Aviation Road; at Northway Exit 19; and …

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‘Taco King’ will open second restaurant in Hudson Falls

FIRST IN THE CHRONICLE: Zander Frost reports: “Taco King” Juan Ramirez is expanding to Hudson Falls.

He plans to open El Gallo Mexican Restaurant at 345 Main Street, next door to the Dollar General. It was most recently occupied by the Lazy Duck Cafe, another Mexican restaurant.

Mr. Ramirez said his opening date is “maybe” the next few months.

El Gallo means “the rooster” in Spanish.

On the menu: “taquitos” …

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Patten redesigns Glen Street facade of apartment project to echo a building he plans to raze

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

After feedback at the Glens Falls Planning Board’s August meeting, developer Chris Patten and his team have redesigned the Washington Square apartment project he proposes on the Glen-Washington-Harlem Street block across from the former Travelers Building.

“Facade treatments have been redesigned to be more inkeeping with the style of the one building on Glen Street that everyone seems to be so fond of,” project …

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