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Lake George celebrated Charley Wood & Gaslight Village


Chronicle editor Mark Frost writes: Lake George proclaimed July 12 Charles R. Wood Day, celebrating the 65th anniversary of his “iconic Gaslight Village, a cherished part of Lake George’s history.” (Finally we can bring you the photos!)

Charley’s two daughters, Bobbie Wages and Charlene Wood, were on hand. A monument with a plaque was unveiled. Bobbie said it was poignant because Charley was cremated and this is the only stone …

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Our September 26 front page

Autumn Home Issue! Turtle search. Reporters fly. Mayor Collins rebuffed. Report: Dire
impact of Great Meadow closing: 649 direct jobs lost; 2,419 jobs lost overall. Patten redesigns Glen Street facade of apartment project. Search for dog that bit boy at Balloon Fest. 2 arrested in threats to Qby High School, not by Qby kids. ‘Bowled,’ Acai franchise, to Glens Falls. NY Special Olympics to return, Oct. 18-19, Glens Falls. Concerts, …

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‘Bowled’ Açai franchise, coming to downtown Glens falls

Zander Frost reports: Acai bowl franchise Bowled is coming to downtown Glens Falls.

Kim Marro-Borysewicz told The Chronicle that she and partners Stephen and Michelle Christian will open the location at 140 Glen Street, across the hall from Kru Coffee.

Bowled markets itself as a “A Healthy Alternative to Fast Food.”

Its main offerings are acai, salad, & grain bowls and smoothies.

Acai is a South American berry said to …

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BREAKING: Split as GF Council votes tonight on $1.2-million TD Bank land buy

Mayor Bill Collins wants the Glens Falls Common Council to vote tonight to approve spending $1.2-million to buy the former TD Banknorth property next to the Queensbury Hotel and across Maple Street from City Park and Crandall Public Library.

The meeting at City Hall starts at 7:30 p.m.

Some council members said they were surprised at the sudden introduction on Friday of the resolution.

The Mayor insists to The Chronicle …

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Clifton Park teen arrested for threat to ‘sh**t up’ Qby. High School

State police arrested a Clifton Park 15-year-old for allegedly making a “threat of mass harm…directed towards Queensbury High School” via social media.

The charges are Making a Terroristic Threat, Criminal Impersonation in the second degree, and Making a Threat of Mass Harm.

Police said their investigation found the Clifton Park individual “allegedly accessed the social media account of another without their permission and published the threat.   The suspect did not

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