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By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

Walkers and bicyclists now are buffered from traffic on Fire Road in Glens Falls by paths installed in the woods.

Still to come is a raised crosswalk to slow traffic near the Glens Falls Family YMCA, and a sidewalk in front of Kensington Road School.

Also added is a paved path from the school along Jerome Avenue to Fire Road.

A flashing light to …

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How officials devised their plan to halt it permanently

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

Shortly after the tragic boating death of 8-year-old Charlotte McCue in the hours after Log Bay Day last July 25, authorities were already discussing how to end once and for all the rowdy annual gathering on Lake George on the last Monday of July.

“This was not a knee-jerk reaction. It was an eight-month process,” …