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Hudson Falls Class of ’68 library gift spurs more $$

Kate McCann sent this report on a spontaneous fund-raiser at the 55th year reunion of her Hudson Falls Class of 1968 in October.


“For the Hudson Falls Class of 1968, staying in touch and honouring the past comes naturally.

“High school friends have remained close. Reunions have been held every five years and are always well attended. Their 55th reunion took place this past October at the Sandy Hill …

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Jeff Dunham & his puppets packed Cool Arena & kept it laughing Friday

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer

Ventriloquist comedian Jeff Dunham had a sold out crowd of 5,286 at the Cool Insuring Arena laughing for two hours on Friday night, as the popular performer and his rambunctious quintet of puppets returned to Glens Falls for the first time since 2013.

Love was in the air as Mr. Dunham and his prankster puppet pals tried out material for their 11th special, “I’m …

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Big events for 2024!

Here it is, The Chronicle’s annual list of dates for some of our area’s most signature events. Be aware: It’s early in the year. Everything is subject to change!

  • Winter Realms, now to March 3 in Charles R. Wood Park, Lake George. Walk through light attractions, skating, ice bar, more.
  • Winter’s Dream, now to March 30 at Fort William Henry, Lake George. Interactive light-and-sound installation.
  • Battle for the Bridge, Jan.

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Our January 18 front page

Health & Fitness Quarterly Battenkill Creamery exits market. Springbrook Distillery. Battle of Bloody Pond Road. Glens Falls could lose hoop tourney again. Big plans for Mr. Bill’s. Arrest for 2022 firearms burglary in Queensbury. Jeff Dunham & his puppets packed Cool Arena & kept it laughing Friday. Stewart’s: $2 million for kid charities. Big events for 2024! Concerts, comedy, shows… The Chronicle always has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment

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Glens Falls could lose NYS boys basketball tournament to Binghamton — again

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

The New York State Public High School boys basketball tournament might depart Glens Falls for Binghamton — again.

“The recommendation from me is that it goes back to Binghamton,” Dr. Robert Zayas, Executive Director of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association, told The Chronicle Thursday.

“The recommendation from the Boys Basketball Committee is that it goes back to Glens Falls,” he …

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