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LG celebrates opening of Charles Wood Environmental Park & Festival Commons

Grand opening ceremonies took place Wednesday, May 29, celebrating the Charles R. Wood Environmental Park and Festival Commons, created from the former site of the Gaslight Village theme park in Lake George.

The 12.5-acre park filters sediments that flow toward Lake George, and the festival space hosts numerous events, like Americade this weekend. There are restored wetlands, a nature trail, a unique “natural” playground and a skateboard park.

Elected officials, …

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Ben Miller, 94, D-Day survivor, was medic who flew into Normandy in glider

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

“Don’t write me up as a hero,” World War II veteran Ben Miller said. “The heroes were the guys who didn’t make it back.”

Now 94, Mr. Miller and his wife Mavis live in Johnsburg.

Seventy-five years ago, as a medic in the 307th Airborne Medical Company, he flew into St. Mere Eglise near Normandy’s Omaha Beach on an canvas-covered aluminum glider in the …

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Our June 6 issue

Americade issue | HF: Morans’ $500,000 gift to redo Derby Park. Vying to be sheriff. Warrensburg Bike Rally. Catching up with Delaney. Valedictorians. GF School panel urges end to valedictorian & naming of top 10. Andy Gregorio stepping down as weatherman on Channel 13; moves into tech. LG celebrates opening of Charles Wood Environmental Park & Festival Commons. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts &

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Our May 30 issue

Eve of Americade issue | South Street wrecking ball nears. Opposite reactions to ‘Help wanted’ story. Wow! What a show at Bolton Historical! Charles Cornell music riff goes viral: Viewed by 20 million. Queensbury stabbing death; Glens Falls murder charge. 4 whirlwind days in L.A. Elvis Fest in Lake George. Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Business plea: Help needed!!!

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

“Help wanted” signs seem to be everywhere, and businesses large and small voice the same lament: Can’t find enough employees.

“We’re constantly looking now,” said Tom Albrecht, owner of Hilltop Construction. “We have signs out front pretty much year-round now.”

At Cifone Construction, Chief Financial Officer Carol Cifone said, “It’s almost impossible to find skilled laborers with experience. We’ve tried Craigslist, Indeed.com, the Post-Star. …

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