By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Hudson Falls native Tony DeSare, backed by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, is scheduled to sing the National Anthem before the Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens game on Thursday, Oct. 1.
CBS will telecast the game nationally, but there’s no assurance they’ll show the anthem. Kickoff is 8:25 p.m., Tony told The Chronicle in an e-mail interview, “so I assume I’ll be on right before that.”
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Health & Fitness issue Big 60 pages! Greg Norman interview. Taste of the North Country on Sunday. Festival for the Lake Saturday & Sunday. Adirondack Fiber Festival this weekend. Tony DeSare to sing National Anthem before Thursday night football, Oct. 1. Lake George boat explosion investigation. Civic Center makes profit on wrestling and Royal ‘Horses.’ Gold Cup Fest went well. Justin Bartlett opens Dizzy Chicken Restaurant on South Street. Thunder …
Read More »By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
JUST Beverages, which packages spring water pumped from the City of Glens Falls watershed, said it has signed a distribution agreement with Saratoga Eagle that will make its water available “from the Canadian border to the Capital District.”
Spokesman Mark Behan said Saratoga Eagle “is already starting to fulfill JUST water orders locally.”
In the press release, JUST’s CEO Grace Jeon is quoted: “We …
Read More »By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor
Just at the last minute, the Adirondack Balloon Festival added a new special shaped balloon, a giant whale named “Baby Blue.” Weather permitting, it will fly at both launches on Saturday.
Pilot H.G. Steiner of Utah approached Adirondack Festival balloonmeister Bob Dicks just last week at a balloon festival in Pennsylvania.
“It’s a new balloon,” said Adirondack Balloon Festival organizer Mark Donahue.
“He’s only …
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The Glens Falls Kiwanis Club’s 23rd annual Taste of the North Country food festival is next Sunday, Sept. 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the interior of City Park.
“We’re back on the grass,” organizer Jerrod Ogden told The Chronicle.
Ever since 2009, the restaurants had to set up so that festival goers stood in line on streets and sidewalks around City …
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