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Our May 28 front page

Heading Towards Summer NYS loosens the reins. Lake George Memorial Day 2020. The Covid divide. Crandall Library aims to reopen with curbside service, in June. Adirondack Extreme thwarted from reopening. LG Music Fest talk: 2020 will go virtual. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Our May 21 front page

Memorial Day Issue! Lockdown meets reality, gives in. Lake George Village wants biz, not crowds. Stefanik: ‘Investigate Cuomo’ for nursing home COVID deaths. Car dealers: Our showrooms, all departments are open now. Boiled down, mask mandate is voluntary. Whitehall rallies for firefighter Jim Brooks. Youtheatre season cancelled. Music, art, more now live online! Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Push quickens to reopen

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Warren County Administrator Ryan Moore issued a very upbeat assessment Tuesday night about progress being made toward meeting New York State’s criteria to start reopening businesses.

“As of tonight,” Mr. Moore wrote,” Warren County now meets all seven criteria on our own steam.

“This does not mean we can begin our phased re-opening yet.

“We can do so when the Capital Region as a whole …

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DEC: Docks going in at Lake George

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Camping is still banned because of the COVID emergency, but the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is going ahead with installation of the docks on the public islands and shoreline of Lake George.

“DEC has installed approximately 40% of the docks at sites in each of the three sections — Glen Island, Long Island and Narrow Island — of the Lake George Islands …

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LeRoux boomed at Mother’s Day reopening; plans outdoor seating

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Bistro LeRoux reopened on Mother’s Day, after a coronavirus hiatus, and sold out of 280 dinners, distributed curbside.

“We could have sold 400,” says chef Jacob Guay, who operates the 10-year-old restaurant with his wife Tiffany.

“We just couldn’t handle it in the kitchen. We turned away 150.”

“We’ll be open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 3 to 8 p.m.,” now, he says.

“It’s …

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