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The Mill sold for $6.95-million

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

The Mill apartment complex across from Glens Falls Hospital, developed in 2009 at a cost of $28-million, sold on March 31 for $6.95-million.

The new owners are Mark Rosen and Marc Paquin. Mr. Rosen is the managing member of Dawn Homes, which owns more than 30 apartment complexes in New York, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Mr. Paquin owns Cass Hill Development, and was at …

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Our April 6 issue

Health & Fitness Quarterly ‘Tiki Tours’ proposed for Lake George. Glens Falls School light fight. Outrage over April Fools Chronicle. The Mill has been sold. Local proms. Max India-Pakistan line. Green Party’s Rich Cirino to run for Glens Falls Mayor. Ed Asner postpones show until August 21. Effort to save empty former school in Corinth. Salvation Army dedicates new chapel. Nick Marcantonio has great ambitions. Living with Parkinson’s. Concerts, comedy, …

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Folk School teams with Shirt Factory

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The Adirondack Folk School, located on Main Street in Lake Luzerne, has started offering classes in Glens Falls through the Shirt Factory in a new annex next-door.

The site is the former Perkins Recycling Building, where Eric Unkauf — who owns both this building and the Shirt Factory — has installed a ground-floor classroom and office space for the Folk School.

During the winter, …

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Orphaned ‘Hot Tub Cub’ found in North Creek; gaining strength

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

A hungry 14-month-old black bear cub is being nursed back to health after he was found curled up next to a partially enclosed hot tub outside a North Creek ski house.

“He’s doing fine and is scheduled to be released in May,” said Steve Hall of Adirondack Wildlife Refuge in Wilmington, where the bear cub is regaining its strength.

Wildlife rehabilitators said they believe …

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Boat dealers see good signs in early season

By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

Local boat dealers were mostly upbeat about the coming season when contacted by The Chronicle in advance of the 12th annual Great Upstate Boat Show this weekend — Friday, March 31, through Sunday, April 2 — at the Adirondack Sports Complex (The Dome) off Sherman Avenue in Queensbury.

“With the weather ups and downs we are starting off strong,” said Kristen DePace at …

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