Chronicle Managing Editor Cathy DeDe writes: “SHMD can really change a recipient’s life,” Lucy Zimolka, a 2023 student chair, told The Chronicle. “The dance is fun but the cause is really what matters.”
The students select the recipients.
Logan Mahoney said, “The process can especially give freshmen or newer students at South High the opportunity to learn why and who we dance for.”
Don Manegdeg said, “The process is exhausting, …
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After several weeks, if not months, of contentious back-and-forth with the City of Glens Falls, Shirt Factory events like the popular seasonal Food Truck Corrals on Thursday are a “go,” owner Eric Unkauf tells The Chronicle.
“Had a good meeting with the Mayor and we will be able to move ahead with our events pretty much the same as we have in the past,” …
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This email is to inform you of my intention to run for Queensbury Town Supervisor in this year’s election,” wrote John Strough.
“Under my leadership, the Town of Queensbury has encouraged commercial development through flexible zoning, expanded infrastructure and strategic marketing. Internally, we have improved municipal efficiencies, both structural and operating. Those actions, along with prudent fiscal practices, have helped keep the Town of Queensbury taxes as one of the …
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rations will be shut down in a phased manner in 2023.”
By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer
Former Glens Falls Mayor Dan Hall and his fraternal twin brother Dennis are service veterans participating in the lifelong federal “Vietnam Era Twin Study of Aging.”
Every five years, the National Institutes of Health provides the men an all expenses paid trip to check their mental and physical agility and other aspects of their health.
Most recently, they flew to La Jolla, San Diego, …
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