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Hoffmans, father & daughter, buy, will restore 20 Maple

The Chronicle’s Zander Frost writes: Peter Hoffman and his daughter Christiana have purchased the classic brick building at 20 Maple Street across from Crandall Public Library.

It was built circa 1870 as a carriage house for Henry Crandall, who gave Glens Falls both the library and Crandall Park.

“It was a carriage house and we really want to return it to its roots,” Mr. Hoffman told The Chronicle. He and …

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Home sales new highs

“Homes in New York’s Southern Adirondack region spent an average of 24 days on the market in June, lower than any point in the past decade. “The median sales prices jumped to $350,000, the highest mark in the past ten years,” reports the Southern Adirondack branch of the National Association of REALTORS®.

“Nationally, the median sales price exceeded $400,000 for the first time ever, up 15% from the same time …

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Moreau Planning Board delays Biochar decision 45 more days

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

On Monday night, July 18, the Moreau Town Planning Board decided to delay a decision on an approval for the Saratoga Biochar facility for 45 days.

The meeting was contentious — a packed house carried anti-Biochar signs and audibly objected throughout.

It was filled with twists and turns.

Acting Chairman John Arnold called for order throughout the night, reminding the audience that this was …

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Lake George eyes motel site: Permanent dorm for J-1 international student workers

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Lake George town and village are eyeing a former motel property as a potential site for a dorm for J-I international student workers.

“We have struck a deal with the owner,” Town Supervisor Dennis Dickinson said. He would not specify the property, but said it is “in disrepair,” and is located centrally in Lake George, walkable and on the trolley route.

“We’ve solidified a …

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The deal on DiLo’s Doughnuts

By Sophia Afsar-Keshmiri, Chronicle Summer Staff

From a small trailer at 143 Broad Street in Glens Falls, Chris and Lucia DiLorenzo bake and sell doughnuts every weekend from 8 a.m. until they run out.

Their Saturdays and Sundays begin early, usually between 3 and 4 a.m. Their two children, Christopher, 10, and Christina, 8, “sleep in the truck.” Once they wake up, it’s all hands on deck and they enthusiastically …

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