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Our June 2 issue

Americade is coming! Warrensburg Bike Rally opens on Friday. Surfside on the Lake – $10-million upgrade. Cathy tries ‘Aerial Yoga’ in Lake George. Why Sarah island had no dock. Valedictorians. Cleverdale Store sold. Green Party candidate coming to area on Thursday. Granville’s Slate Valley Museum. Kline & Boyd optometry marks 30th. Max in Mexico. Lots of real estate listings. Looking for the arts, concerts, etc.? The Chronicle has the region’s

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Building your own canoe in Luzerne

By David Cederstrom, Chronicle Staff Writer

The Adirondack Folk School in Lake Luzerne offers a 10-day class for $1,800 in which you build your own canoe.

The Chronicle took a look last week after Ed Moore, a local businessman who most recently bought the Queensbury Hotel, alerted us both to the course — and the fact that he was in the midst of taking it.

Mr. Moore and his brothers …

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Our May 26 issue

HUGE 60 page Memorial Day Weekend issue Special 16-page Washington County section. Chronicle talks to Megyn Kelly. Craft breweries and distilleries on the grow. Lake George’s 2nd King George fishing derby July 8-10. Build your own canoe in Lake Luzerne. Million $+ sales continue in Lake George. Korean War vet Mike Shattuck lauds Honor Flight. Warrensburg Memorial Day parade to feature WWII vehicles. Concert season is here! Looking for the

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Pam Granger & Penny Schiek to retire

Swan songs for powerhouse choral teachers of Glens Falls & Queensbury

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Chorus teachers Penny Schiek and Pam Granger both retire at the end of this year.

Between them, they have taught for more than 65 years, Ms. Schiek most recently for 18 years at Queensbury High School and Mrs. Granger for 23 years at Glens Falls High.

Besides regular classes in general music, chorus …

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Our May 19 issue

Whiteman Chevrolet’s 60th Anniversary Hispanic workers key in local dairy and slate industries. Another $2-miilion Lake George sale. Glens Falls PetFest Saturday. Thunder lose $1-million, season ticket up. City would sell Sandy’s back to Richie Mozal if back taxes paid. All 19 school budgets pass. Tori Riley – new CEO of ARCC. Ulrich, Booth to quit APA board. Choral teachers, Pam Granger and Penny Schiek to retire. Looking for the

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