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Adirondack Museum’s big changes @60

$9.4 million upgrade to ‘Adirondack Experience’

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

When the Adirondack Museum reopens for its 60th anniversary season on May 26, it will be as the Adirondack Experience. No, it’s not adding a zipline — but the museum is shifting toward a more hands-on, active model, says director David Kahn.

New exhibits will allow visitors to roll logs in an immersive virtual river flow. They can …

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Our May 11 issue

Mother’s Day issue Alex West found guilty. Free NY camping for beginners, including tent! DEC plans light flashes to limit bird at Million Dollar Beach. Mountain Mayhem soccer: It’s big! Morgan & Co. plans courtyard dining out front. School board and budget votes Tuesday, May 16. BOCES success: Machine tool course. ‘Bonnie & Clyde’s Gourmet on the Run’ take-out eatery coming to Hudson Falls. ‘Raise the Rink’ effort to hep …

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New day at Hiland as son, 30, takes reins

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

On Jan. 1, Ivan Flores purchased Hiland Park Country Club in Queensbury from his father, Rafael. In April he opened a modest new restaurant called The Heron at Hiland.

“I’ve been in the family business since I was 10,” Mr. Flores, 30, told The Chronicle.

“I took over the business officially on January 1st, and the new restaurant has been our focus ever since.”…

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Our May 4 issue

Spring Fling issue New day at Hiland as son, Ivan Flores takes reins. Max at the DMZ in Korea. Wall on Glen Street hills showing age; City sets repairs. Continuing Lake George boat death trial. Marcantonio finishes 30th overall in first triathlon, wins age group. Youtheatre auditions this Sunday. Robin Brewer takes over GF Sip & Paint. 44 groups of Barbershoppers in Lake George this week! Concerts, comedy, shows… Page …

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Regional ‘ACE’ touts ‘creative economy’

Architects and web designers, artists all count

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

With millions of dollars flowing through Governor Andrew Cuomo’s competitive economic development initiatives, folks who make their living in the Capital Region through creative means decided they wanted to get a stab at those funds, too.

The Governor divided the state into several economic regions. Warren, Washington and Saratoga Counties are part of the Capital Region, which …

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