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Students chose 34 recipients; their needs

Here are the 21 individuals and familaies that the 2024 South High Marathon Dance selected as recipients. The Marathon Dance is Friday to Saturday, March 1-2, at South Glens Falls High School.

Student committee members take the lead reading through the applications and selecting recipients each year.


Olivia Allen, 18, of Saratoga Springs, assistance to cover medical bills since diagnosis with Leukemia.

Molly Clothier, age 7, of …

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28 hours, back at the school & fully open to public for first time since 2020

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

The 47th annual South High Marathon Dance returns March 1 & 2 to the High School for the first time since the Covid pandemic. After three years having to adjust, it will all be in one location, at the school and fully open to the public.

Senior Logan Mahoney, a student co-chair, says, “You may have seen the dance through our SHMD broadcast, but …

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Another cannabis dispensary proposed in Downtown Glens falls

Chronicle Staff Writer Ben Westcott writes:

A proposal for a cannabis dispensary at the site of the current Pizza Hut on 12 Hudson Ave. in Glens Falls will go before the Glens Falls Planning Board on March 5.

Matthew Robinson of Troy “is seeking sketch plan review and approval” to open a cannabis dispensary called Legacy Dispensary at the site. Mr. Robinson is CEO of a Legacy Dispensary in Colonie

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Downtown Glens Falls: 60 units proposed; ‘Lofts on Warren’

CHRONICLE FIRST: Foothills Builders is proposing ‘The Lofts on Warren’ – a four-story 60 apartment/mixed used project at 109 and 115-117 Warren Street. It will go before the Glens Falls Planning Board on March 5.
The project is “seeking sketch plan review and approval for construction of a new mixed use commercial building with 21,235 sq. ft. of commercial space on the first floor and a total of 60 apartment

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CEO of Protect Our Winters

By Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor

Harvard and Queensbury Class of 2001 grad Erin Sprague is the newly appointed CEO of Protect Our Winters, a Colorado-based climate advocacy not-for-profit targeted to and run by skiiers, snowboarders and outdoors enthusiasts like herself.

“I’ve always been a passionate outdoor athlete,” Ms. Sprague told The Chronicle in a Zoom call from Boulder.

“I loved every every season outdoors in this beautiful part of …

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