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Earth Day issue | Might Elise lose? Kate: Earth doom. Disney’s Aladdin, Jr. at Wood. Dizzy Chicken,s exit. Cirelli’s last stand. MetroPCS cellphone store open in Glens Falls. Camp Under the Woods must find a home. Cerrone plans 34 homes of Feeder Dam Road in Moreau. Queensbury grad teaching on remote Tiwis, off Australia. Queensbury Hotel to get Steam Punked. Lots of real estate listings… Find your dream home! Concerts, …

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Two years ago Congresswoman Elise Stefanik trounced Democratic challenger Mike Derrick, 177,886-82,161, to win a second term. Green Party nominee Matt Funiciello drew 12,452 votes.

So is there any reason to believe that Ms. Stefanik can be beaten this November? I believe there are lots of reasons to bolster both sides of the argument.

Democrats are roused for the fight as perhaps they’ve never been …

Turning faded Sherman Square into upgraded Bemis Place, GF

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

The Sherman Square apartments in Glens Falls are getting a complete redo.

“It’s a rebirth of everything,” said Dawn (Sweetser) Davidson, the 1991 Queensbury High School graduate who is leading the effort and lives in the Boston area. The renovation involves much of her family.

“I’m the investor, marketer and designer, my father Donald Sweetser …

Spring Home issue | Sherman Square becomes Bemis Place. Debut of the Park Theater. Adirondack Thunder in playoffs. Speed skater Chris LaPointe works at the YMCA. Hadley-Luzerne School first to add officers. Overhaul of I-87 rest stop, south of Exit 18, will cost $16.2-million. Glens Falls will do ‘Take a Bite’ for Americade, Wed., June 6. O’Reilly Auto Parts buys former Rite Aid in Hudson Falls. Dan Ladd – 15 …

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Sean Curtis wasted no time after graduating from Corinth Central School in 2010.

“I graduated from Saint Anselm [College in New Hampshire] in 3.5 years,” focused on focus was international relations, politics, humanities, he told The Chronicle in an email exchange.

In his junior year he attended the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, where he says he “studied under some fantastic …