Wednesday, December 25, 2024

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Six Flags has closed Johnny Rockets, will demolish building

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

Six Flags has closed its Johnny Rockets restaurant and will demolish the building attached to its Great Escape Lodge on Route 9 in Queensbury.

“Given the age and space capabilities of the building and our exciting plans for the future, we have decided to design a new space that better aligns with our property makeup,” Great Escape Communications Manager Taylor Myers told The Chronicle

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Rollover Northway bus crash: at least 1 reported dead

A Flix tour bus with at least 21 passengers headed to New York City from Montreal rolled over on the Northway between the towns of Lake George and Warrensburg between Exits 23 and 22 at about 12:43 p.m. on Friday.

NewsChannel 13 reported that one person died in the incident and that State Police said one person was airlifted to Albany Medical Center with serious injuries.

Warren County Director of …

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South St. cannabis plan at former Dizzy Chicken

Owner Jody Cracco and others associated with Dairy Haus Ice Cream in Saratoga and The Ice Cream Man in Greenwich will bring their proposal for a cannabis dispensary at the former Dizzy Chicken restaurant on 72 South Street in Glens Falls to the City’s Planning Board meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, Jan. 2, at 4:45 p.m. in City Hall.

Ms. Cracco’s “Saratoga Cannabis Co” is a self-described 100% women-owned business. Her umbrella …

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Still pending: Big plan to turn former Tee-Bird into luxury RV park, solar farm

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

Latham-based U.S. Light Energy has ambitious hopes for the long vacant, 203-acre Tee-Bird Country Club in Moreau.

COO Michael Fingar told The Chronicle the project would encompass:

  • A “conservation area and walking trail in the rear of the property.”
  • “A luxury motor coach and cabin resort in the front of the property, and
  • Two five-megawatt community solar projects “in the back of the property,

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What went viral

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

2023 was another record breaking digital year for The Chronicle. Our posts reached over 3.3-million people via Facebook and Instagram — 1.9-million on Instagram, 1.4-million on Facebook.

We posted more frequently than ever — and our average post generated more impressions than ever before.

All of this growth is organic, without “buying” audience or subscribers on the Internet. It’s thanks to you, our readers.…

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