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Property Transactions: Jan. 2 – Jan. 8, 2023

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ARGYLE

Catherine E. Martin sold property at 309 Miller Rd to Timothy Lutgens for $45,000

Robert A. Hahn sold property at 9 Tilford Rd to Justin Darrow for $233,863

CHESTER

Randy Frasier sold property at 295 Byrnes Rd to Robert Gironda for $20,000

Susan Emig sold property at 121 Marina Rd to Erin & Arthur D’Andrea for $599,000

FORT ANN

Alicia Williams sold property at 11079 State Route 149 to Fort OB, LLC for $325,000

FORT EDWARD

Emanuele Licitra sold property at 1086 Burgoyne Ave to Derek Davey for $230,000

Tracy A. Mills sold property at 161 Duer Rd to Matthew & Anna Christopher for $550,000

William Shaw, Mary Shaw, and Heather Gardner sold property at 248 Broadway to Chad A. Keefe for $142,000

REO Home Services, LLC sold property at 47 Notre Dame St to Battenkill Realty Holdings, LLC for $98,000

GRANVILLE

The Town of Granville sold property at 44-46 Main St to Sammy Development, LLC for $61,000

GREENWICH

Yvonne Bendzlowicz sold property at 0 McDougal Lake Rd to Martin Nemer for $37,000

HORICON

Robert & Hollie French sold property at 101 Padanarum Rd to Edward Kellermann & Marissa Doering for $61,000

Carol Schaefer, Eric Gilhooley, and Christopher Gilhooley sold property at 572 East Shore Dr to Christina Maltbie, Samuel Maltbie, and Eileen Nessler for $419,000

JOHNSBURG

Edward S. Zorzi sold property at 90 Iroquois Trail to James & Barbara Seidel for $320,000

KINGSBURY

Franklin R. Murray sold property at 42 Maple St to D&T Creative Properties, LLC for $87,500

Patricia A. Clum sold property at 12 Birch Ln to Dayle L. Beshara for $62,000

Timothy, John, & Daniel Sullivan, Diane Flores, and Lisa Rogers sold property at 24 3rd Ave to Quantum Steinberg, LLC for $85,000

Gloria, Nancy, Lorraine, and Brian Gilman sold property at 355 Dean Rd to Melanie Older for $246,170

LAKE GEORGE

Kevin & Mary Beth Maschewski sold property at 3238 Lake Shore Dr to 3238 Lakeshore Drive, LLC for $4,460,000

QUEENSBURY

Charlotte E. Gilet sold property at 16 Terrace Rd to Gregory Canale & Patricia Heslin for $393,600

Bradford B. Hague sold property at 275 Chestnut Ridge Rd to Jeremiah M. Brockway for $717,000

SALEM

The Salem Tavern, LLC sold property at 219 Main St to Battenkill Realty Holdings, LLC for $152,000

WHITE CREEK

Paul & Bethany Schroeder sold property at 290 River Rd to Joshua Boyce for $31,000

WHITEHALL

Kimberly Fisher-Mosey sold property at 639 County Route 9 to Marc R. Howard for $301,000

Elizabeth Reynolds sold property at 103 Broadway to James A. Lee for $30,000

Thomas E. Rock, Jr. & Heidi L. Rock sold property at 5 Boardman St to Fidel & Nancy Blanco for $47,000

21st Mortgage Co. sold property at 191 Wade Rd to Karinda Oleson for $42,500

William J. Schlake Obituary

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William Joseph Schlake, “Bill,” 85 of Queensbury, passed away after a brief battle with cancer on December 24, 2022, with his loved ones. Born on July 19, 1937, in Troy, he was the son of Paul H. and Katherine M. (Igler) Schlake. Bill graduated from Fort Edward High School in 1955 and served in the United States Air Force. Bill also operated the family furniture business started by his parents, Schlake’s Fine Furniture in Hudson Falls, and Bill also served on the Fort Edward Town Board. 

He loved life, was full of energy and jokes, with a contagious smile. A season ticket holder for the franchise history of the Adirondack Red Wings, traveling the world, traveling the Adirondacks (Old Forge), going to the ocean, cruises, and puzzles. He also enjoyed watching his Yankees and Giants, hiking, and enjoyed drinking beer during the day, and topping it off at night of course, with his favorite drink, a Manhattan.

Bill was predeceased by his parents, Paul H. and Katherine M. (Igler) Schlake; wife, Marie Elizabeth Schlake, and former wife, Sharon (Davidson) Schlake, who is the mother of their daughter Lorrie Schlake; stepdaughter, Laurie Arrington; as well as his brother, Paul B. Schlake. Survivors include his daughter, Lorrie Schlake of Fort Edward; his companion, Linda Barter of Queensbury; stepchildren, Lynda (Rick) Roberts of Glens Falls and their three children, Sherry (Steve) Chappell of Mo. and their daughter, Charles (Michelle) Maurer of Saratoga and their four children, the late Laurie (James) Arrington of Ga. and their daughter, and Carl Maurer and his 3 children; grandchildren, Jennifer (Anthony), Jessica, Jacquelin, Nicole (Seth), Charles, Justin, Alyssa (Matt), Samantha, Sara (Brijhae), Kayla, Stephanie, and Christopher; great-grandchildren, Leeana, Karina, Gabriella, Vincent, Joseph, Adalyn, Theodore, Jazlyn, Trinity, Meia, Isabella, Samantha, and Skylar; nephews, Matthew P. Schlake of Ga.; Andrew P. (Christina) Schlake of Ga. Jeffrey P. Fitzpatrick of Tn.; a niece, Tammy (Timothy) Huff of Tn.; three nephews, Matthew P. Schlake of Ga. and his two daughters, Andrew P. (Christina) Schlake of Ga. and their three children, and Jeffrey P. Fitzpatrick of Tenn. and his son; and several other nieces, nephews and loved ones.

A special thank you to Dr. Ellen Nichols, Dr. Paul Filion, the C.R. Wood Cancer Center, and the nurses and staff of the Oncology floor at Glens Falls Hospital. Burial will be at St. Mary’s Cemetery, South Glens Falls, where his remains will be laid to rest, alongside his wife, Marie Elizabeth Schlake in the Spring of 2023. A portion of his ashes will go to the Schlake family cemetery plots at Union Cemetery in Fort Edward. Condolences may be mailed to Baker Funeral Home, 11 Lafayette St., Queensbury, NY 12804, or through www.bakerfuneralhome.com.

Police Blotter: Dec. 19 – Dec. 25, 2022

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Summer Rae Morgan, 34, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Sherri L. Skopayko, 45, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Alfred T. Allen, 52, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, 2nd Deg. Criminal Contempt, 2nd Deg. Obstruction of Governmental Administration

Lena M. McCullen, 26, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Summer R. Morgan, 34, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Obstruction of Governmental Administration

Derek C. Rhodes, 40, was arrested for Endangering Welfare of Child, 2nd Deg. Harassment

Kelly E. Lymburner, 46, was arrested for Aggravated DWI with a Child Passenger; 1st Offense

Donald C. Tomlinson, 40, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Patricia E. Reynolds, 62, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Destinee J. Fante, 19, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors

Hannah L. Daniels, 19, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Meagan M. Faboskay, 32, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Tanice M. Sumner, 43, was arrested for Violation of Family Court Act

Chad M. Haseltine, 32, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Kenneth W. Batchelder, 40, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Tayanna M. Morton, 45, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Miguel Santana, 44, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Gary S. Carpenter, 34, was arrested for 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt, Aggravated Family Offense, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation

Chelsea E. Colomb, 30, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Assault, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation

Property Transactions: Dec. 26, 2022 – Jan. 1, 2023

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ARGYLE

Colleen A. Mooney sold property at 1300 County Route 49 to Ethan Saville for $185,000

Leslie L. Seeley sold property at 293 & 319 Miller Rd to Stephen & Linda Notfle for $730,000

BOLTON

James Keating sold property at Sunrise Lane Lot 7 to Daniel & Janet Mobbs for $260,000

CAMBRIDGE

Okkyung Harko sold property at 1054 County Route 74 to Candace & Sarah Dufoe for $68,000

CHESTER

Howard & Linda McKeon sold property at 14 Stewart Ln to Khalan S. O’Brien for $500,000

Edward & Janet Beckler sold property at 330 Stone Bridge Rd to Robert & Katherine Carney for $605,000

FORT ANN

Amy Bird sold property at 114 Hadlock Pond Rd to Raymond, Theodora, Timothy, and Joshua Alger for $25,000

Sylvia Davis & Gary Taylor sold property at 1423 Patten Mills Rd to Todd & Wendy Sweet for $149,100

Richard P. Hoover III sold property at 00 Hadlock Pond Rd to Wayne & Janie Kellogg

FORT EDWARD

Jeremy Vanwormer sold property at 571 Lower Wright St to Carl Nore Hermanson III for $110,000

Robin Rabine, Debrah McMurry, Hubert E. Latterell, Jr. and Stacey L. Ogden sold property at 11 Lott St to William Dickinson for $108,850

GLENS FALLS

Stone Phoenix Real Estate Holdings, LLC sold property at 23 Kenworthy Ave to James Atherton-Ely for $160,000

Diane Coughlin & Linda Pechette sold property at 30 William St to James Atherton-Ely for $161,000

Gary & Christine Fredericks sold property at 54 Crandall St to Sara Friedman for $307,300

Sharon Kubricky & Denne Gaston sold property at 19 Thornberry Dr to Elainah Connolly for $272,000

GRANVILLE

Thomas & Catherine Somich sold property at 57 Quaker St to Alyson Mead-Gluchacki for $140,450

Cindy Hayes sold property at 689 Lily Pond Rd to Leroy E. Catone, Jr. for $185,500

HAGUE

Carol Molnar sold property at 7931 Lake Shore Dr to John & Emily Marcella and Michael & Beth Regan for $475,000

HAMPTON

Bonnie & Eric Hawley sold property at 1645 County Route 11 to Osman, Amina, Muhindin, and Sahra Abdi for $125,000

HARTFORD

Michele Stark sold property at 51 Hartford Main St to Maryann Gallo for $241,500

JACKSON

Stephen Fortin sold property at 395 Cambridge Battenville Rd to Michael & Janet Kniffen for $150,000

KINGSBURY

Stone Phoenix Real Estate Holdings, LLC sold property at 12 Elm St to Anthony King & Maria Velasco for $270,000

Thomas Gabor Nagy sold property at 84 Dean Rd to Tracy Mills for $424,000

Rick & Patricia Jarvis sold property at 1247 Dix Ave to High Peaks Hospice and Palliative Care Inc. for $240,000

Brian & Megan Karas sold property at 30-32 Mohican Terrace to Erik Reardon & Meghan Willis for $199,000

Heather Wood sold property at 66-68 Oak St to Jairus R. Kirkpatrick for $201,000

James Atherton-Ely sold property at 38-40 John St to BLC International, LLC for $185,000

Craig A. Collins sold property at 23 Wright St to Justin Baker & Cassidy Chamberlain for $210,000

LAKE GEORGE

Marie Slywka sold property at 3647 Lakeshore Dr to Blue Lagoon Properties, LLC for $1,475,000

Frederick & Kathleen Pape sold property at 182 Stone Schoolhouse Rd to Nihad & Ghada Owaid for $415,000

Delight E. Champagne sold property at 780 Diamond Point Rd to Paul Cartelli for $235,000

QUEENSBURY

Gerald A. Lapier, Jr. sold property at 3 McCrea Rd to James & Helen Botch for $599,000

17 Sweet Road, LLC sold property at 17 Sweet Rd to Giggle Head, LLC for $224,900

Molemab USA Corp. sold property at 91 Carey Rd to Native Partners, LLC for $1,050,000

Mark & Amber Del Signore sold property at 6 Gilmore Ave to Jonathan Rowe & Shannon Wright for $395,000

Rosanne H. LaFarr sold property at 68 Waverly Pl to Gary & Catherine Schmitt for $335,000

SALEM

Christian M. Hunt sold property at 76 West Broadway to Leonard Keys for $18,000

Thomas C. Foster sold property at 562 Steele Rd to Ian & Alison Brownell for $35,750

WHITE CREEK

Daniel E. Schmidt sold property at 0 Stage Rd to Paula Romano, Marian Schwindeman, and Vladimir Schwindeman-Romano for $255,000

Steven E. Rucker sold property at 287 County Route 68 to Flavio Pompetti & Ann Agee for $110,000

WHITEHALL

Karen Tommasino sold property at 19 Williams St to Jonathan D. Walker for $28,000

December 2022 DBA Filings

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WARREN COUNTY

Adventure Dogs Unlimited – Elizabeth Lajeunesse, 20 Honey Hollow Rd, Queensbury, NY 12804

Spot Free Cleaning – Jenny Alden, 105-14 Needle Park Cir, Queensbury, NY 12804

Slow Stream Makery – Mollie Christianson, 18 Finkle Rd, Bolton Landing, NY 12814

Sun Mechanical_O – Margot Cirino, 75 Caldwell Ave Apt 1, Lake George, NY 12845

Silver Tree Coin – Philip Mance, 103 Richmond Hill Dr, Queensbury, NY 12804

Happy Home – Megan Irish, 68 Nolanwood Dr, Lake George, NY 12845

David Demko Tile & Flooring – David Demko, 16 Edgewood Dr, Queensbury, NY 12804

Fair Land Enterprises.com – Rebekah Sellers, 752 Upper Glen St Suite 1017, Queensbury, NY 12804

Simply Addy & Co. – Lindsay Holden, 31 2nd St, Glens Falls, NY 12801

The Educational Team – Lindsey M. Ahrens, 17 Kimberly Ln, Queensbury, NY 12804

Patti’s Sewing Machines & More – Brian Estabrook, 160 Quaker Rd, Queensbury, NY 12804

The Promise Gardens of the Adirondacks – Terri Larson, 242 Cameron Rd, Athol, NY 12810

Buck Ridge Contracting – Colin Cunningham, 277 Warren St Apt A, Glens Falls, NY 12801

K Properties – Karina Zemanek, 10 Elm Dr, Lake George, NY 12845

Southern Adirondack Family Health-NP – Kathleen M. Emerson, 375 Bay Rd Suite 101, Queensbury, NY 12804

Copperbearone – David Bovee, 40 Division Rd, Queensbury, NY 12804

Great White North 3D Printing – Kyle Jobs, 9 Arbutus Dr, Queensbury, NY 12804

WASHINGTON COUNTY

Let There B Light – Nichole & Angela Kline, 1668 County Route 64, Salem, NY 12865

Heron Feather Books – Colleen Mary Maloney, 21 Ferguson Ln, Salem, NY 12865

Sheri Johnson’s Cleaning – Sheri L. Johnson, 54 Center St, Fort Edward, NY 12828

Sweet Chiq – Carolyn Denise Graves, 113 Holcombville Rd, Granville, NY 12832

JH and Son Excavation and Demolition – Sarah Chambers, 60 North St, Granville, NY 12832

Dennis Landscaping and Construction – Kaleb Scott Dennis, 434 County Route 47, Argyle, NY 12809

All Aspects Construction – Darcy Ward, 7 May St, Fort Edward, NY 12828

Myco Buoys – Sue Van Hook, 14 Grove St, Cambridge, NY 12816

Let’s Get Cruising – Diane Lynn Skinner, 10 Brenda Dr, Hudson Falls, NY 12839

Thomas E. Haley Obituary

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GLENS FALLS – Thomas Edward Haley, age 87, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 29, 2022 at the Glens Falls Hospital after a brief illness. Tom was born in Newburyport, Mass. in April of 1935, the son of Frederick R. Haley and Margaret (Leary) Haley. He attended Newburyport schools and delivered newspapers before and after school. A graduate of Newburyport High School, Tom met his future wife while working at Eaton’s Drug Store as a soda jerk. Claudette passed by Eaton’s most evenings as she worked at the movie theater 2 blocks away.

After graduation, Tom joined the army and was sent to Bad Aibling station in Germany as a cryptologist. Months later in 1957 Claudette flew to Germany to marry Tom. Upon returning to the states, they started a family having four sons. Tom graduated from Merrimack College and began a career in retail management working for WT Grants, Wilsons and Magrams. Tom was active in many organizations including the Warren County Republican Committee, the Rotary Club and the American Heart Association. Tom led the charge with the Warm the Children program helping hundred needy kids. He raised record money for the American Heart Association.

Tom won many awards including the prestigious J. Walter Juckett Community Service award for his selfless community service. He loved helping others and making people smile. For many years, Tom was an avid biker logging hundreds of miles per month. He enjoyed playing golf, following the Patriots, and playing Sudoku and crossword puzzles. He was incredibly grateful for living such a wonderful life.

Tom was predeceased by his wife Claudette, and his brother Paul. Left to cherish his memory are his brother Fred (Ann) Haley. He would often claim how proud he was of his sons and their wives, Mark (Holly) Haley, David (Sara) Haley, Peter (Hannah) Haley, and Dan (Jen) Haley. His grandchildren Ryan, Ethan, Connor, Rael, Gavin, Liam, and Zairah and one great grandson Zachary brought him so much joy. He also leaves behind many nieces and nephews. One of his favorite sayings was (encrypted): “Zp rboag hvb aelp bg euu bvopbapt iqg bvbopbapt zp aelp bg euu.”

Services are pending and at the convenience of the family. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to all of the caring, supportive friends and family, and healthcare providers. Condolences may be sent directly to Baker Funeral Home, 11 Lafayette St., Queensbury, NY 12804, or through www.bakerfuneralhome.com.

Steven L. Mattson Obituary

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STONY CREEK – Steven Lars Mattson was born on January 28, 1945, to his parents, Roy and Elsa (Lindgren) Mattson. He was the oldest of 4 siblings. Steve passed away due to Alzheimer’s with his wife Martha and daughter Deborah at his bedside at his home in Stony Creek, NY.

Steve and his wife, Martha, first met in 8th grade. Martha was a new student at Ardsley Junior High School. Upon arriving to class, there were no more desks or chairs available. Martha was assigned to sit on the desk of Steven until her own desk and chair could be obtained. Little did they know they would be married several years later. It was not until after high school graduation that Steve and Martha started dating and eventually married on June 23, 1968. They raised four wonderful children together. Martha and Steve were married for 54 years until his passing.

Steve started his own commercial construction company in the early 1970’s. The company was named “SDR Construction.” It was a synonym for Steven, Deborah, Roy, named after his children. The “S” would eventually also represent Sarah, his daughter born after the creation of the company. He ran a very successful business in New York City for many years. Steve had a very good reputation for quality work and honest dealings. 

In 1984, Steve and Martha bought a secluded old logger’s camp in Stony Creek, NY in the southern Adirondack mountains. The house and property were a place where Steve and his father visited often when Steve was a child. After purchasing the property, it was used as a vacation home and full-time residence over the years. It was and continues to be a special place for many friends and family who have many fond memories of gatherings at the home.

Steve was a member of the Stony Creek Volunteer Fire Department and EMS. He served as a firefighter and EMT for several years. While Steve had many interests and activities, his favorite pastime was spending time with his family. Steve and Martha enjoyed dancing and were well known to tear up the dance floor. His wife, Martha, fondly remembers Steve serenading her with an acapella love song.

Steve’s appreciation for hard work, the outdoors, poetry, nature, and general curiosity about the world was passed on to his children. Steve often recited poetry from memory such as T.S. Elliot’s “The Love Song of Alfred Prufrock,” and Rudyard Kipling’s, “Gunga Din.” And if you were lucky enough, you may have heard him belting out a hymn to the earth and sky while walking in solitude around the beaver pond on his property. He especially loved the beaver pond on his property and spent many mornings in the canoe with his family to watch the sunrise.

He is survived by his wife Martha; his children, Steven (Christine), Roy (Allison), Deborah and Sarah (Jamison); grandchildren, Steven, Maddy, William and Mili; brother, Alan; sisters, Karen and Elisa; and many other extended family and friends.

Steve was a generous provider in life. These qualities will continue in death, as Steve and family donated his body to be studied in a quest to understand and treat Alzheimer’s disease. The Mattson family would like to give a special thank you to the nurses and staff at High Peaks Hospice.

At the request of Steve and his family, a funeral and viewing service will not be held. Rather, a memorial gathering will be held at the Brewster VFW on January 8, 2023, from 2pm-4pm at 262 Peaceable Hill Road in Brewster NY. Condolences may be sent directly to Baker Funeral Home, 11 Lafayette St., Queensbury, NY 12804, or through www.bakerfuneralhome.com.

Mayor Collins Appoints New Part-Time Judge; Jacquelin P. White, Esq.

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On Tuesday, December 27, 2022, the City of Glens Falls Common Council approved a resolution (4-0) regarding the appointment of Jacqueline P. White, Esq. to the position of Part-Time City Court Judge by Mayor Bill Collins. The position became vacant when Judge Nikki Moreschi, Esq. resigned to take a position in another state. 

During the Common Council meeting, Mayor Collins said, “Her (White’s) appointment will fulfill the unexpected departure of Nikki Moreschi. In 2021, Judge Moreschi ran for her second term. A six year term. During the first year of her term Moreschi took a position out of the state and had to resign. But it was too late to hold an election. So, what we’re doing here is approving the appointment for the year 2023 and this (coming) year there will be an election of a new Part-Time City (Court) Judge.” 

Ms. White is a graduate of Skidmore College (2004) and Albany Law School (2008). She has been a practicing attorney since 2009 – she joined the law firm Miller, Mannix, Schachner, and Hafner, where she became a Principal in 2016. She practices in the areas of General Litigation, Municipal Law, Real Property Tax Assessment, Business Law and Real Property Law. 

Ms. White is an active member of the Warren County Bar Association, and the Adirondack Chapter of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York. She served on the Adirondack Women’s Bar Association Board for several years, including serving as Chapter President; currently, she serves on the Board of the Warren County Bar Association and Warren County Bar Foundation. Ms. White will be sworn in on Saturday, December 31, 2022, at 9:30 AM. Ms. White was born and raised in Glens Falls, and currently resides in the City with her husband, Nathanial.

Parking Regulations Return to Glens Falls January 1, 2023

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City of Glens Falls

Since March of 2020, The City of Glens Falls had suspended parking regulations, but the City will again begin to enforce parking regulations on Sunday, January 1, 2023. To prepare visitors and residents alike, City Police Officers have been providing warning messages for cars that have been parked in any parking spot for too long – this method of warning people has been in effect since October of 2022. 

“No one likes to pay parking fines, and the City most certainly doesn’t like to issue parking tickets. But with business being back to normal, the City needs to ensure that our downtown businesses have spaces available for their customers to park while they shop, as well as for visitors who come to the City for any events” said Mayor Collins via press release. 

The parking spots in the Downtown District have a two-hour limit between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM, though those same spots are free from this restriction from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM; however, there is currently no parking allowed on any street in the City of Glens Falls between 2:00 AM and 6:00 AM.

Here is a list of streets that will resume a two hour parking limit beginning January 1, 2023:

  • Glen Street from the bridge to Pine Street
  • Warren Street from Centennial Circle to Church Street. 
  • Ridge Street from Centennial Circle to Washington Street
  • Bay Street from Glen Street to Washington Street
  • Pine Street from Glen Street to Elm Street 
  • South Street from Glen Street to Pine Street
  • Hudson Avenue from Centennial Circle to Pine Street
  • Park Street from Glen Street to School Street
  • Civic Center Plaza from Glen Street to Warren Street
  • Maple Street from Bay Street to Church Street
  • Clinton Avenue from Elm Street to School Street
  • Exchange street from Elm Street to the end
  • Lapham Place from Glen Street to Ridge Street

Also Listed:

  • Elm Street Parking Lot
  • Ridge Street Parking Lot
  • Warren Street Parking Lot
  • Exchange Street Parking Lot

The Common Council is doing a full assessment regarding parking issues and looking at parking needs throughout the City, addressing such needs as overnight parking, enforcement, parking downtown, parking lots, and parking permits; as the committee’s work progresses, the City will seek public comments on these issues.

Collins continued: “I offer my thanks to all of our residents as we restart our parking enforcement program to keep Glens Falls moving forward.” 

Property Transactions: Dec. 19 – Dec. 25, 2022

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ARGYLE

Peggy Ann Potvin Seese sold property at 13 County Route 45 to Lisa Thuning for $300,000

BOLTON

Sandra J. Desantis sold property at 6 Anchorage Rd to Brent & Amy Edmonds for $1,450,000

CAMBRIDGE

Georgia Butor & Joanne Wenke sold property at 185 Gillis Rd to William Brown & Mary Morgan for $67,000

Richard & Virginia Molea sold property at 560 Cobble Rd to Eva Sandor for $475,000

CHESTER

DMRP, LLC sold property at 1 LaFLure Ln to Ryan P. McDermott for $168,000

Jennifer L. Lawson sold property at 35 Blue Bay Rd Ext to Brett Lail for $312,500

FORT ANN

Frank S. Cottone sold property at 1133 County Route 16 to Charles E. Friedman for $21,000

Robert & Elizabeth Schmidt sold property at 3052 Oakley Way to Robert Gesell & Rosemary Jensen-Gesell for $3,995,000

FORT EDWARD

Olivia Burch sold property at 574 County Route 46 to Richard Hobbs for $70,000

Property Away, LLC sold property at 603 Lower Wright St to Dustin J. Franke for $224,900

Danny & Lisa Mohanial and Roseanne Lemery sold property at 28 River St to Liam Keating & Stepahnie Brayton for $169,900

Sandi Thompson sold property at 52 Leavy Hollow Ln to Scott R. Towers for $65,000

GLENS FALLS

Wynnstar, LLC sold property at 16 E. Notre Dame St to 19 E Notre Dame, LLC for $103,000

GRANVILLE

Laurence E. Andrews, Jr. & Carol Ann Andrews sold property at 8425 State Route 22 to Greater Honeyguide, LLC for $250,000

Andy & Suzanne McEachron sold property at 127 Gillespie Rd to Bradley & Heather Nielsen for $397,000

HAMPTON

Keith Graham sold property at 62 Rainbow Way to Adrienne M. Tyler for $113,300

HARTFORD

Mary C. Hren sold property at 3938 & 3942 State Route 196 to Jefferey L. Bush for $66,500

HEBRON

JW Congregation Support Inc. sold property at 7365 State Route 22 to Peter & Beatriz Koopman for $200,000

Seth R. Desourdy sold property at 21 Eden Way to Peter & Valerie Lussier for $220,000

KINGSBURY

Tabassum Sheikh sold property at 19-21 Main St to Bove Commercial Realty, LLC for $39,700

Smart Level Construction Inc. sold property at 95 John St to Elliott D. Granger IV & Ashton Granger for $190,000

Andrea L. Nassivera sold property at 16 William St to Joseph & Autum Pomainville for $215,000

Olive & Raymond Breault and Lynn & Darryl Orrell sold property at 73 Elm St to Robert M. Garvin for $82,500

LAKE GEORGE

Barbara Forums sold property at 36A Schermerhorn Dr to Blaise & Sandra Cresciullo for $515,000

Joseph & Cathy Dufour sold property at 26 Cotherman Dr to Kevin Smith & Colleen Cirullo for $420,000

QUEENSBURY

Shane & Jennifer Irwin sold property at 7 Geneva Dr to Travis Green & Elizabeth Tasker for $286,075

Allan & Joan Dean sold property at 120 Grant Ave Ext to Jennifer Leigh Platt for $272,500

WARRENSBURG

Sandra & David Vaughn sold property at 1556 Schroon River Rd to CKT Ventures, LLC for $110,000

Gale M. Freiberger sold property at 163 River St to Robert F. Frye, Jr. & Robin T. Frye for $109,100

WHITE CREEK

AVSBCC, LLC sold property at 53 South Park St to Cambridge, LLC for $110,000

WHITEHALL

Gregory Gross sold property at 61 Gray Ln to RC Central Ave Associates, LLC for $460,000

Elena Babijtchouk sold property at 16 Gilmore St to Elvis Espinoza for $45,000