Today, Gary discusses Glens Falls Mayor Bill Collins’ State of the City Address. Also, the Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport in Queensbury opens a history exhibit, Johnsburg and Minerva school districts consider a merger study, the Shoreline Restaurant in Lake George begins the process of rebranding, and Southern Adirondack Independent Living announces their new executive director.

Stories Cited:

Queensbury Airport Opens History Exhibit – News 10

Johnsburg & Minerva Schools Consider Merger Study – Post Star

State of the City of Glens Falls – Glens Falls TODAY

Shoreline Restaurant Rebranding – Post Star

SAIL Gets New Director – News 10

Today, Gary discusses the Queensbury Town Board seeking a new supervisor-at-large following Rachel Seeber’s departure. Also, SUNY Adirondack appoints a new Chief Diversity Officer, a Hadley Vietnam veteran receives a posthumous honor, the Warrensburg Town Board seeks grant funding for the demolition of the town’s former highway garage, and the Red Cross holding a blood drive at the Aviation Mall tomorrow.

Stories Cited:

SUNY ADK Appoints Chief Diversity Officer – Post Star

Hadley Veteran Posthumously Honored – News 10

Queensbury Board Seeking New Supervisor – Post Star

Warrensburg Board Seeks Grant for Highway Garage Demolition – Sun Community News

Aviation Mall Blood Drive – News 10

Today, Gary discusses Glens Falls Mayor Bill Collins’ response to criticisms from the community. Also, the Cambridge Board of Education sets a date for the vote on a potential capital project, the Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce announces the recipient of the 34th Annual J. Walter Juckett Community Service Award, the man charged in a fatal motorcycle crash seeks to have the grand jury indictment against him thrown out, and a ceremony held in Glens Falls to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Stories Cited:

Date Set for Cambridge Board of Education Vote – Post Star

ARCC Announces J. Walter Juckett Award Winner – Glens Falls TODAY

Glens Falls Mayor Responds to Criticism – Glens Falls Chronicle

Motorcyclist Charged in Fatal Crash Wants Indictment Thrown Out – Post Star

MLK Jr. Honored in Glens Falls – News 10

Today, Gary discusses a local theatre company for people with disabilities. Also, Bay and Ridge Streets in Glens Falls are surveyed for potential bike lanes, a new invasive vine species noted in the Adirondacks, the Village of Fort Edward seeking grant funding for building redevelopment, and a former Queensbury High School student who has now written her fifth novel.

Stories Cited:

Bay & Ridge Streets Surveyed for Bike Lanes – Post Star

Invasive Vine in the Adirondacks – News 10

All Abilities Productions Opens Online Store – News 10

Fort Edward Seeks Grant for Broadway Buildings – Post Star

Queensbury Alum Writes Fifth Novel – Glens Falls TODAY

Today, Gary discusses the Glens Falls Police Department investigating a string of attempted armed robberies. Also, New Way Lunch on South Street reopens, The Hyde Collection appoints a new curator of the permanent collection, the new Route 61 bridge over the Battenkill River opens, and the annual Kiwanis Club Duck Race set to return to the Adirondack Thunder’s Pucks for Paws night.

Stories Cited:

South St. New Way Lunch Reopens – Glens Falls Chronicle

The Hyde Appoints New Curator of Permanent Collection – Post Star

GF Police Investigating String of Armed Robberies – Glens Falls TODAY

Route 61 Bridge Opens – Post Star

Kiwanis Club Duck Race – News 10

Today, Gary discusses warnings from Warren County to stay off of frozen lakes until temperatures drop, and the ice becomes thicker. Also, the Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce announces four new members to their board of directors, a construction company seeking zoning changes to build residential units at a former commercial site, Hiland Park Country Club opens its golf course until the next big snowstorm, and the Battenkill Chorale’s “Winter’s Night” concerts planned for this weekend.

Stories Cited:

New ARCC Board Members – Glens Falls TODAY

Zoning Changes Sought for Apartments at former Nursery Site – Post Star

PSA: Stay Off The Ice! – News 10

Hiland Golf Course Opens Until Next Snowstorm – Post Star

Battenkill Chorale “Winter’s Night” Concerts – News 10

Today, Gary discusses updates in the ongoing story of Glens Falls City School District’s search for a new mascot. Also, a man rescued after falling through the ice on Glen Lake, a Lake George resort acquired by new owners, an invasive insect species appears around Lake George and Queensbury, and Crandall Public Library’s upcoming used book sale.

Stories Cited:

Man Rescued After Falling Through Ice on Glen Lake – Glens Falls Chronicle

Menter Family Acquire Depe Dene Resort – Glens Falls TODAY

Process Outlined for Replacing GF School Mascot – Post Star

Invasive Insect Appears Around Lake George – News 10

Crandall Library Used Book Sale – Post Star

Today, Gary discusses the FISU Winter World University Games arriving in the Adirondacks. Also, an update in the story of a Warrensburg town employee elected to also serve on the town board, Glens Falls High School’s plan to add Unified Bowling to its sports program, a new School Resource Officer coming to the Glens Falls School District, and Fort Edward issues a boil water alert during repairs of a town water line.

Stories Cited:

Reed Declines Warrensburg Board Seat – Sun Community News

Glens Falls High School to Offer Unified Bowling – Glens Falls TODAY

FISU Games Welcomed to ADK – News 10

New School Resource Officer at Glens Falls – Glens Falls Chronicle

Fort Edward Boil Water Alert – Post Star

Today, Gary discusses Warrensburg Town Supervisor Kevin Geraghty’s re-election for chairman of the Warren County Board of Supervisors. Also, a new entrepreneur’s plans for a classic Lake George resort, a Greenwich man arrested following a missing child investigation, and the Queensbury Senior Center’s upcoming Medicare 101 event.

Stories Cited:

Canoe Island Lodge Preserved – Lake George Mirror

Greenwich Man Arrested in Missing Child Investigation – News 10

Geraghty Re-Elected As Warren County Chairman – Sun Community News

Queensbury Senior Center Medicare 101 – Glens Falls TODAY

Today, Gary discusses the local impacts of a nationwide shortage in veterinary services. Also, an update on the 16 neglected dogs rescued in Salem last month, the new head pro at Glens Falls Country Club, a new local child care center with a unique twist, and the City of Glens Falls sends out water bills for the first quarter of the year.

Stories Cited:

“Salem 16” Rescued Dogs – News 10

New Head Pro at Glens Falls Country Club – Post Star

Capital Region Vet Shortage – News 10

Building Kidz School – Post Star

Glens Falls Water Bills Released – News 10