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Our October 26 issue

Halloween issue | Lymphoma breakthrough. Glens Falls Mayor race. Moreau Town Supervisor. Film Fest fantastic! Jim & Heidi’s Haunted Graveyard. Chronicle Book Fair coming Nov. 5th. 5 Culvert Street sells. SUNY Adk Culinary to move to 14 Hudson. Political pot boils in Queensbury. Lots of real estate listings… Find your dream home! Concerts, comedy, shows… Page after page of things to do. The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts

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Our October 19 issue

Women in Business issue | Adirondack Film Fest’s secret weapon? Jess Levandoski. Chris Sarandon here Friday for Film Fest. Post-Star stops the press. Jimmer’s new shoes. Cleverdale as well as Assembly Point got DEC’s OK for deer hunt. Is Glens Falls Hospital about to change who does its anesthesiology? 5 seek Queensbury’s 4-at-large seats on Warren County Board. Moreau: Four newcomers vie for open seats on town board. Post-Star charged …

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Warrensburg grad’s movie, set for Adk. Film Fest

‘Oak Bones,’ young Lindsay Corriveau’s short fantasy

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

When Lindsay Corriveau graduated from Warrensburg High School in 2012, she had a pretty good sense that she might want to go into movie making, she says.

“My parents are both very artistic. I grew up dabbling in all of the arts, music, painting, theater,” Ms. Corriveau said.

Her parents are Beth and Jim. He is the …

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3 big galas last weekend, all cite success

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Hyde Collection, The Charles Wood Theater and the Agricultural Stewardship Association all had big fund-raisers on Columbus Day weekend — and all are reporting notable success.

Meanwhile, Glens Falls Hospital Foundation was likewise expecting success for its gala, which took place Tuesday night at the Lake George Club, as The Chronicle was going to press.

More than 150 people attended the Hyde gala, …

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Saved: Seagle slice of history

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

An overlooked piece of history set for imminent oblivion at the Seagle Music Colony in Schroon Lake instead has had its story revealed and existence preserved, all just in the nick of time.

This is a story about “The Closet,” a tiny, 12 by 6 side room about to be demolished because it was deemed a hazard.

And it’s about Fulton Fryar, who at age …

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