By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
It’s a “go!” The 48th Adirondack Hot Air Balloon Festival will proceed, with a three-day run, Friday to Sunday, Sept. 24 to 26, organizer Mark Donahue tells The Chronicle.
It will be limited to 50 balloons rather than 100 — but there will still be special shapes.
Other notable changes:
• No Thursday flight in Crandall Park — That’s usually the locals-focused kickoff. “We …
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Prime Time Seniors issue! Colossal changing of the guard at Double-H. 333 Glen for sale: $15-million. Yes, there will be an Adirondack Balloon Fest! Dick McGuire, 98 and sharp. AG concludes: Cuomo harassed women; officials declare: Resign. Special Olympics NYS Fall Games here in October. Qby. grad Keenan Slusher covers Olympics again for NBC, from Connecticut. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!…
Read More »By Sandra Hutchinson, Chronicle Chief Operating Officer
Elizabeth Finkelstein says that “even as a two-year-old I understood the magic of old houses.”
Her parents, Dr. Joel and Gail Solomon, raised their family in one of the most historic homes in Queensbury, on Chestnut Ridge Road. Called the Nehemiah Wing house, it was named after one of the 19th century owners, a descendant of Abraham Wing, a founder of Glens Falls.…
Read More »Saved former Post Office building that church sought to demolish; Social Security office moving in on 10-year lease, $20,000 per month. Chronicle photo/Mark Frost
By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
Peter and Suzanne Hoffman call their business Glen Street Associates, but they’ve got so much going on around the corner that Peter quips maybe they should change it to Warren Street Associates.
Social Security is about to relocate its local office …
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“Nothing formal” has been decided or even discussed yet, but “conversationally,” Glens Falls Mayor Dan Hall says he believes “we are not going to opt out” of the state’s plan for legalized marijuana.
“Just talking to the Common Council members and the general public, most people think we’d be crazy to opt out, so we will be going on that path, if possible,” he …
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