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Our March 13 front page

St. Patrick’s Day! Constantino. South Glens Falls election. Bonacio update: Sandy’s Clam Bar, Hotshots, ‘Incubator’. Pair of eateries eye Ft. Edward. She perished in clothes bin fire. Romeos buy Ford & Subaru dealerships in Saratoga. GF Planning Board tables to April 2 Messenger House plan at Dango’s. Couple buys 1000 Acres. NY State declares correction officers strike over; says it will fire 2,000+ HF’s Connor Murphy signs NHL contract. GF …

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Kerrie’s Northway Diner eyes Fort Edward location

Chronicle Staff Writer Ben Westcott reports: Kerrie Leclair, owner of Kerrie’s Northway Diner east of Northway Exit 18 in Queensbury, seeks to move her restaurant to Fort Edward.

Kerrie’s on Broadway would be located at the former Taco Situation location at 70 Broadway across from The Anvil Restaurant.

Ms. LeClair introduced the idea at last night’s Fort Edward Planning/Zoning Board meeting.

She said she plans to close her Queensbury diner …

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Hudson Falls’ Connor Murphy signs with NHL’s Calgary Flames

The NHL’s Calgary Flames announced Thursday that they have signed Hudson Falls native Connor Murphy to a one-year, two-way NHL contract for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.

Mr. Murphy, 26, is a goaltender who played college hockey for Union College and Northeastern University.

The contract is valued at $775,000 average annual value.

The Flames’ release said, “Murphy, a native of Hudson Falls, NY has spent this season split between …

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‘Stop vaping at the Wood’

A restroom vaping incident that set off a fire alarm at the Charles R. Wood Theater forcing an evacation that interrupted a show prompted the theater to post a note on Facebook:


The Wood Theater wrote:

As disappointed as we are to have to continue to address this issue, we feel it imperative to communicate the details of a recent incident and an ongoing pattern that continues to disrupt …

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8,000 striking prison guards still defy Hochul & mediator, face immediate firing

More than 2,000 strikers returned to work, “but there are approximately 8,000 corrections officers and sergeants still taking part in the illegal strike,” Thomas Maille, Director of Public Information for the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, told The Chronicle Tuesday.

An apparent deal reached last Friday by the state and leaders of NYSCOPA, the correction officers’ union, via a mediator failed to settle the unsanctioned strike affecting prisons across …

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