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Our Summer Home issue! Sara Pfau – Lake George silhouette craze. Crandall Park mansion sells, to be restored. Vintage Pilot Knob retreat sells for $1.9-million. Cathy reviews Christian rock at Civic Center. Garrison owners buy East Cove restaurant. West Mountain offers wedding platform. Bernice Ende completes 8,000-mile trip. Peter Bauer resigns from LG ZBA. Hildene in Manchester, VT. The list of shows, concerts and events goes on page after page.! …

Albany trio’s ‘hop-on bar’

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

A custom-made floating Tiki bar is now patrolling the busy waters of Lake George, and making waves wherever it goes.

“Everyone loves it. Everyone smiles. It’s great,” said Frank Casimo of Albany, who with long-time friends Larry Davis and Greg Teresi bought the as-yet unnamed ‘Cruisin’ Tiki” for $25,000 after Mr. Davis saw a prototype in Florida last winter.

“It’s …

HUGE 4th of July issue! 48 page Chronicle, 60 page Summer Guide magazine! Fireworks schedule, concerts and more. Their tiki bar boat on Lake George. How the Hyde landed its Lake George painting. Our intern rides new virtual reality coaster at Great Escape. Rachel Seeber and partners to market ‘LG’ bottled water. Fort Ann tables motocross plan for now. Max in Kyrgyzstan. If you’re bored then you’re not reading our …

By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

After 10 years on the Glens Falls School Board, including seven as its president, Dr. Anna Poulos isn’t seeking re-election but is taking on a whole other challenge: She’s resuming her practice of medicine after 16 years away.

Dr. Poulos says she stopped practicing in October 2000 “because of my four children. I was a gastroenterologist, but I’m going to be going back to …

Country-rock artist & teacher Katy Cole takes Johnsburg podium

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

By day a school music teacher, by night a country-rock star: That’s Kathryn ‘Katy’ Cole, the Johnsburg Central School teacher who was selected by the senior class to give the commencement address on Saturday, June 25.

“I only just started teaching there in mid-February,” Ms. Cole said. “So, I was totally honored. I was really …