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SCOOP: 33 apartments planned at former Post-Star - Glens Falls Chronicle

4 weeks ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Ben Westcott |Sandra Hutchinson

Luigi A. Palleschi, representing Morris Friedman, seeks to convert the former Post-Star building at 76 Lawrence St. into a two-story apartment building with 33 units: 28 one-bedroom, 3 two-bedroom, and 2 studio. THe plan appears before the Glens Falls Planning Board on April 2. The proposal estimates the improvement costs at $500,000 and says the anticipated construction time is one year. “The existing building consists of a 1-story office section in front with a brick facade and classic styling.
What’s new in boats; Boat Show at Dome this weekend - Glens Falls Chronicle

4 weeks ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Ben Westcott |Cathy DeDe |Sandra Hutchinson

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff WriterThe Great Upstate Boat Show takes place this weekend at Afrim’s Sports Dome in Queensbury at 326 Upper Sherman Avenue in Queensbury. Admission is $13 for adults, free for children 12 and under. They can be purchased on the show’s website at www.thegreatupstateboatshow.com.
‘Messy House’ owner plans restaurant at former Dango’s - Glens Falls Chronicle

1 month ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Ben Westcott |Sandra Hutchinson

By Ben Westcott, Chronicle Staff Writer Robert Neuweiler plans to open The Messenger House restaurant at the former Dango’s at 156 Maple Street, Glens Falls. He formerly operated the Messy House bar on South Street from 2010 to 2023, and he currently also operates Spirits Tavern in Warrensburg since 1998. “If I get the chance to open up on St. Patrick’s Day, there’ll be free corned beef and cabbage all day if you come and try our food,” Mr. Neuweiler said. “It’s gonna be a nice restaurant.
2 Glens Falls assaults lead to arrests; YMCA, Morgan Ave. - Glens Falls Chronicle

1 month ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Ben Westcott |Sandra Hutchinson

The Glens Falls Police Department announced in a press release that it made a pair of arrests in connection to two separate alleged assaults this weekend. Both incidents, one at the Glens Falls YMCA and the other at 26 Morgan Avenue, left the victim seriously injured. Police said in the release that on Sunday, Feb. 23 at around 11:50 a.m., they responded to the Glens Falls YMCA “for a fight in progress.”“At the conclusion of an investigation on scene, Holden T. Sanders (20) was arrested.
Kerrie’s Northway Diner must move; seeks new location - Glens Falls Chronicle

2 months ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Mark Frost |Sandra Hutchinson

Kerrie’s Northway Diner on Main Street in Queensbury said it must leave its current location within 30 days and is actively looking for a new location. The restaurant, owned by Kerrie LeClair, posted on Facebook that, “unfortunately I have been asked by my landlord to vacate the diner.”“We have had an amazing 10 years serving you all and becoming your friends and family! Thank you all for your continued patronism and support throughout the years.
It’s over: Saratoga Biochar abandons pursuit of Moreau - Glens Falls Chronicle

2 months ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Sandra Hutchinson

Hot Copy BREAKING • Chronicle Reporter Zander Frost writes: Saratoga Biochar’s contentious pursuit of a carbon fertilizer facility in Moreau is officially over. It has ceased seeking to appeal the Department of Environmental Conservation’s 2024 rejection of its permit requests.
Fun Spot plans daycare expansion; 2 new classrooms - Glens Falls Chronicle

2 months ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Sandra Hutchinson

CHRONICLE SCOOP: Zander Frost reports: The Fun Spot on Route 9 in Queensbury is seeking approval for a major expansion of its daycare facility “to help meet the need for growing demand.”The project would demolish a facility maintenance shop and storage space “to construct two new daycare classrooms with bath and storage facilities,” documents submitted to the Queensbury Planning Board said.
LG skater fell through ice at Diamond Point; self-rescue - Glens Falls Chronicle

2 months ago | glensfallschronicle.com | Ben Westcott |Sandra Hutchinson

Cathy DeDe reports: A skater fell through the ice Saturday at Diamond Point on Lake George and was able to “self-rescue,” Warren County Sheriff Jim LaFarr confirmed to The Chronicle. Sheriff LaFarr said the skaters, “entered onto the ice at Million Dollar Beach. They skated north to the area of Diamond Point and one of them, a female, fell through. She was able to self rescue.”“All are safe, no injuries,” he added.
Cool loses out on Section 2 Boys Wrestling and Basketball finals this year - Glens Falls Chronicle

Jan 21, 2025 | glensfallschronicle.com | Zander Frost |Mark Frost |Sandra Hutchinson

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff WriterThe Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls will not host the final days of the Section II Boys Basketball championships or the entirety of the Section II Boys Wrestling tournaments this winter for the first time in many years. Arena President Jeff Mead, contacted for comment by The Chronicle, says his understanding is that the entire schedule “was moved a week forward” this year.
Ben Lapham says he’ll run for Councilman-at-Large - Glens Falls Chronicle

Jan 9, 2025 | glensfallschronicle.com | Sandra Hutchinson

Hot Copy Glens Falls Ward 4 Councilman Ben Lapham let fly Tuesday night on Facebook with criticism of Mayor Bill Collins and Councilman-at-Large Jim Clark that concluded with Mr. Lapham declaring he’ll challenge Mr. Clark in this year’s election. Here’s some of what he wrote: “Mayor Collins, I think you misrepresent me in saying Diana [Palmer] was alone with her concerns with the budget.