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Our July 25 issue

Peak Summer issue | Lake George winning vs. milfoil, The trio behind GEM Fest. LG Youtheatre: Mamma Mia! GF’s St. Mary’s looks to decide strategic plan by Labor Day. Gov. Cuomo visits LG
& went waterskiing. Glens Falls: Milk & Honey building sold for $348,250; all tenants staying. DEC: Don’t leave trailered boats in parking lot at LG’s Million Dollar Beach boat launch. LG Village: New performing arts center attempt. …

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Peter Asher, rock & roll master

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

When Jonathan Newell told me Peter Asher was coming July 11 to the Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls, I was excited. I remember his duo Peter and Gordon; their “World Without Love” hit #1 on the charts in 1964.

I was stunned, however, when no one in our office had the slightest knowledge of the duo or the song. It’s what comes from being in …

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Adirondack Kayak Bass Fishing tournaments!

By Dan Ladd, Chronicle Outdoors Editor

Bass tournaments are nothing new on the Great Sacandaga Lake. But this Saturday, July 20, a few dozen bass anglers (perhaps more) of another type will literally test the waters of the big lake in one of the fastest growing competitive fishing circuits — locally, regionally and nationwide. That would be kayak bass fishing.

If this Adirondack Kayak Bass Fishing tournament turns out anything …

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100 years of New Way Lunch hot dogs

King of the hot dog; launched in 1919 by Greek immigrant, still in the family

By Mark Frost

It no longer operates 24 hours a day, nor is beer served, but in the ways that matter the New Way Lunch hasn’t much changed since Greek immigrant John Floro left his fruit and vegetable business in New York City, searched upstate and found and bought the little restaurant already named New …

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Adk. Magic adding more youth travel softball teams

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

The Adirondack Magic girls’ softball program is growing, adding two and possibly three youth travel teams by the fall.

Jesse Hayes, along with his wife Megan and what he describes as “many dedicated parents,” helped start the Magic’s 8U (8 and under) team last fall because “there was nothing else out there. There were no other 8U travel teams.”

His daughter Haylee is one …

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