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John & Margaret Sawyer Biked Vietnam and the U.S.A.

By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

John and Margaret Sawyer of Glens Falls took two major bicycle trips in 2016 — a month-long mountain bike journey through Vietnam and Cambodia, followed by a 51-day, 3,185-mile, coast-to-coast pedal “from St. Augustine, Fla., across the deep South…to San Diego.”

The trips were part of an eight-month sabbatical that the couple — he a doctor, she a nurse — took to mark John’s …

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Our January 26 issue

Winter Home Issue Glens Falls women’s march. Trump the unifier. Restoring Lang Rig’s conservatory. Blood test data excluded in West’s boat death trial. No Rachael Ray benefit this year. Bennington Furniture owner buys Mark Plaza for $3.6-million. Esmond Lyons mural at Crandall Park mansion. Ice bar mania! ‘Super Troopers’ review. Page after page of things to do. The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Our January 19 issue

Health & Fitness Quarterly Rocksport’s big move. Frosts in India. Inside Edge sold. Sawyer’s biked Vietnam and USA. 126 Glen Street sold. Bobcat sighting in Washington County. Genpak: 25 of 62 employees going to North Carolina when company moves. Blue Moose closes. Ice bars are still hot stuff. Page after page of things to do. The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Our January 12 issue

Special Winter Wedding Section Predictions 2017. Big events 2017. Nancy Underwood to run for County Supervisor in GF’s Ward One. ECHL All-Star festivities in Glens Falls and Lake George. Market 32 opens in Fort Edward. Rich & Beth Schermerhorn going to Inauguration. SGF Marathon Dance fund-raisers planned. Open Door buys 226 Warren Street. Jimmer signs new show deal. Northeastern Fine Jewelry to take over Scoville’s GF space. Martin Luther King, …

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Newest Lake George peril

By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

The Lake George Park Commission’s boat inspection program intercepted “a whole bucketful” of invasive rusty crayfish last summer and kept them out of the lake, Commission executive director Dave Wick tells The Chronicle.

He said it was “the first time we’ve ever seen anybody bring it up to Lake George” in the three years of the inspection program.

“It was kind of a pretty …

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