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Hudson Headwaters to start training UVM medical students

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

Starting next March, six third-year medical students from the University of Vermont will be trained at Hudson Headwaters’ health centers in Warrensburg and Glens Falls.

Dr. John Rugge, founder and CEO of Hudson Headwaters Health Network, said he aims to host 12 UVM medical students in 2018. “We’re hoping that these medical students are interested enough and have good enough memories that on the …

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Our July 14 issue

Health & Fitness Quarterly! Gordon & Dan go fishing. Eagle Flyer zipline opens. Megan Guarnier to the Olympics. Youtheatre ‘In the Heights’ in Lake George. ‘1812 Overture’ will go boom! Adirondack Theatre Fest exceeds 1,000 subscribers goal. Glens Falls Hospital and Hudson Headwaters recruit MD’s. Hudson Headwaters to start training UVM medical students. Public hearing on new area code options. Upstate Model Railroaders find new home. Retired deputy Tim Guy …

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Sold: Vintage Pilot Knob retreat

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

A long ago girls’ camp on the east side of Lake George that for 82 years has been an Albany family’s rustic retreat was purchased by an Ohio family on June 22 for $1.9-million cash.

Duane Vaughn of DeMarsh Real Estate represented Mr. Edwards. Ken Canastar of Select Sotheby’s International Realty represented the sellers.

The 22-acre parcel just north of Echo Bay at Pilot …

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Cathy: Christian rock at Civic Center wowed!

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Testify!

I can’t think of a concert experience quite so exhilarating as what the Newsboys Christian rock group served up last Friday night at the Glens Falls Civic Center.

The crowd of about 1,800 people (says Civic Center director Jeff Mead) were hooting almost as loudly as your intrepid reporter, as the group played to the back of the room and way up heaven-ward …

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Sara Pfau triggered LG silhouette craze

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

Silhouette stickers showing the outline of Lake George have taken the region by storm.

“In the mornings, I would say 50% to 60% of the cars parked around Lake George High School belonging to teachers and students have them,” Mayor Bob Blais told The Chronicle. “They have become an extremely popular item. It’s a very interesting shape, and it’s become an extremely popular item. …

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