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Our May 31 issue

Pre-Americade issue | Our intern rides ‘Pandemonium’ at Six Flags Great Escape. Festival frenzy! Democrat field narrows to 5. Valedictorians. NYS vs. Lyme Disease. Sandy visits Churchill’s War Room in London. Warrensburg Bike Rally. Elvis in Lake George. Lots of real estate listings… Find your dream home! Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Our May 24 issue

Memorial Day issue | Normandy cemetery. Kenny kin buy 2 more motels. Black bear in Moreau. Urban Assault this Saturday. Former Red Wing Gallant leads Vegas Knights in Stanley Cup final. Brandon Sarti wins Best Actor. Elvis Fest starts. Jersey Mike’s Subs open in Queensbury. South Glens Falls Prom. Glens Falls Hospital surgeons to 14 Hudson. Mean Max offers its beer in cans. Common Roots wins Gold at Hunter Mountain. …

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Old Salvation Army building transformed

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

Plastic surgeon Dr. Dimitri Koumanis and a partner have transformed the former Salvation Army headquaters at 13 Chester Street in Glens Falls into a modern mixed-use medical office building that includes four two-bedroom apartments — all rented — and a shared rooftop terrace. Dr. Koumanis and his investment partner Werner Greyling purchased the building for $185,000 in December 2014. He said they’ve spent $2-million …

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Drum Corps competition returns to East Field, July 21

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

After a five-year hiatus, Chris Reed, Jr. is bringing Drum Corps International competition back to East Field in Glens Falls on Saturday, July 21.

The new event is called the Glens Falls Music Academy Showcase. It’s organized by Mr. Reed, himself a drummer and the Music Academy’s owner, assisted by Ben Bernard, who leases East Field for his Golden Dragons summer collegiate league baseball …

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Restaurants & bars try to stave off Cuomo’s killing tip credit

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

More than 30 restaurant owners, servers and others in the local food and beverage business voiced united opposition to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Tip Credit plan at a May 10 forum led by State Senator Betty Little and Assemblyman Dan Stec at the Adirondack Pub and Brewery in Lake George.

Senator Little emphasized, “This is not legislation that the Governor would have to pass through …

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