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Graduation issue! UpRiver Cafe closes. Fireworks biz gets no bang this year. Just 1 Covid case in 26 days. Great Escape is hiring; no opening date set yet. West Mountain: July 3 ‘Summer Jam’ aims to go: Music, fireworks summer kick-off. Mel Guarino of Bluebillies: I toured with ‘Aunt Jemima,’ Edith Wilson. Hyde plans to reopen, but not ’til Aug. 1. Biking group urges: Take the Warren Co. Challenge. Concerts, …

Father’s Day issue! Foys of Bolton: Food Network stars. Sheriff disputes Cuomo. Stefanik $$ for Hospital. Good news on Covid: No cases; Phase 3 allows indoor dining, spas, tanning. Matt Simpson: We must upgrade Internet & cell in North Country. Spring fishing on the Queen of American lakes. A landlord-tenant & tornado clean-up story. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Grad Salute! Churches resume in-person. Outdoor graduations a go. Black Lives Matter march drew thousands. Lafontaines sold Rob & Deb’s due to Deb’s illness. Barry Comer bought Rob & Deb’s; George’s Restaurant in Lake George too. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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UPDATE: Outside dining is now allowed. NYS changed the rule after The Chronicle went to press.

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Lake George is pushing hard to win an immediate okay for customers to dine outside at the resort’s and region’s restaurants.

Sit-down dining isn’t scheduled for possible opening until the state’s Phase Three, which can’t start sooner than June 17, but business owners argue that customers would eat more …

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Some 300 to 350 people attended the spontaneous protests at Centennial Circle on Sunday, May 31, estimates Glens Falls Assistant Police Chief Joseph Boisclair, who was at the forefront, with Chief Anthony Lydon away this week.

“We were pleased overall with how things went,” Asst. Chief Boisclair said. “People were able to get their point out, with almost no incidents.”

He tells The Chronicle …