By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor
Meeting with The Chronicle editorial staff on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik said the Democratic impeachment push is losing support, not gaining it.
“Among independents, their support of impeachment has gone down 20 points in the past two weeks,” she said.
“I think there is a lot of pressure on Speaker Pelosi from a certain wing of the Democratic Party to absolutely push …
Read More »By Patrick Daley, Chronicle Staff Writer
Glen Lake residents packed the Town of Queensbury Planning Board meeting on Nov. 26, united against the Great Escape amusement park’s proposed placement of a 165-foot Adirondack Outlaw ride visible from their homes.
Nearly 200 people attended. The majority donned light blue ribbons provided by the Glen Lake Association.
The ride, as currently proposed by the Great Escape, would stand in the Wild West …
Read More »By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
The Social Security Administration will pay $20,267.11 per month when it moves in 2021 into Peter and Suzanne Hoffman’s renovated former post office building at 70 Warren Street in Glens Falls.
Robin Croft, a spokeswoman for the General Services Administration, provided the rent rate in response to a Chronicle inquiry. She said it’s a 10-year lease that will start in March of 2021.
She …
Read More »By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
Calling it “a chance for me to get back to a place that feels like home,” Ray Agnew will rejoin Glens Falls Hospital as vice president of hospital and community engagement in February 2020.
Mr. Agnew, 62, was the hospital’s vice president for community relations and executive vice president of the Glens Falls Hospital Foundation from June 1998 to April 2011.
“My primary focus …
Read More »By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor
Neal Orsini, who’d served on the Fort Edward Town Board for 14 years, resigned last week “in a private letter to supervisor Terry Middleton,” he told The Chronicle.
“It was announced last night at a town board meeting,” Tuesday afternoon.
Why did he resign?
Partially, said the Republican, out of respect for Democratic Paul Middleton, who lost his race for re-election as town supervisor …
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