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Our April 16 issue

Sign Up for The Chronicle Email List! Cuomo Covid Fauci Trump. How Lake George’s leaders see things. No slowdown in the egg business. Hudson Headwaters: Some optimism Covid won’t hit here as hard, but urges: Follow the rules. John Strough envisions strong tourism season in summer, fall. Sorrentino’s in SGF: Selling ‘tons’ of meat. Glens Falls Y: Closed but busy; most members still paying dues. Music, art, more now live …

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Our April 9 issue

[mpoverlay] Easter & Spring Home Issue GF Hospital has 30 ventilators, ‘enough to meet our surge plan’. Dr. Leach: 20 cases may mean 20,000 ‘brewing’ Garden centers give it a go! Wear a mask, urges Dr. Leach. John Strough: End of the handshake? Death of irreplaceable Rick White. Lake George boat inspecting won’t start until June 1. No to garage sales. Maple makers: Good syrup but feeling the loss of…

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Glens Falls Hospital has 30 ventilators, ‘enough to meet our surge plan’

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

“As of Monday afternoon, April 6, we have 12 inpatients who tested positive” for Covid-19, hospital spokesman Ray Agnew said in response to a Chronicle inquiry.

Asked how many are in intensive care (ICU), Mr. Agnew said, “This fluctuates literally hourly — in general between 5% and 12% require ICU care.”

Mr. Agnew said he could not say how many patients are in critical condition …

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Dr. Leach: 20 cases may mean 20,000 ‘brewing’

By Richard P. Leach, MD, Special to The Chronicle

Here are some critically important epidemiologic thoughts to consider in the face of this terrible COVID-19 pandemic.

First, the numbers we see today of infected and dead represent infections that were acquired 3 to 5 weeks ago. It is hard to comprehend this fact unless you study how this virus works. Those weeks represent what we call the incubation phase, during …

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Garden centers still hopeful as season opens

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

“It’s scientifically proven. Flowers make people happy,” says Tami Field, manager of Binley’s Florist and Garden Shop in Queensbury.

Like several other nursery-garden stores who responded to a Chronicle inquiry, Binley’s is upbeat even as Ms. Field said sales and walk-ins are down as the spring planting season arrives.

The businesses can be open amid the coronavirus “Pause” because New York State has deemed …

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