By Gordon Woodworth
Chronicle News Editor
“I’m very fond of high heels,” says Warren County assistant district attorney Emilee Davenport.
“I like four-and-a-half inch heels, and a woman in one of our grand juries commented on them in court the other day.
“I told her I have Multiple Sclerosis, and that I will wear these heels until this disease takes them away from me. MS has nothing on me.”
And
By Sandra Hutchinson
Editor of The Chronicle’s Adirondack Family quarterly magazine
I finally know what happens when I’m left to my own devices for four days— I get a little squirrely. My husband, two teenage kids and one of their friends went on a guys’ road trip to Cleveland for major league baseball, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cedar Point amusement park, Buffalo wings at the Anchor Bar,
By David Cederstrom
Chronicle Staff Writer
“We need a better navigation system” to deal with tick-borne diseases such as Lyme, Dr. Ronald Stram told a crowd of about 60 people at SUNY Adirondack on Nov. 14. The topic of the talk was “From Tick Bite to Chronic Lyme Disease: A Better GPS to Bring Us to a Healthier Destination.”
Dr. Stram, who is board-certified in emergency medicine, founded the Stram
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