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Glens Falls TODAY: Morning Brief – Episode 137 | Financial Security [03/24/23]

Written by Gary Scott on . Posted in Featured, Media, The Morning Brief.

Today, Gary discusses Warren County’s financial security amid fears of a national recession. Also, the results of this week’s votes in the Village of Cambridge, the Warrensburg School Board discusses adding School Resource Officers to the district, Nearcare to close its doors next week, and two Warren County schools hosting their spring theatre productions next week.

Content:
00:00 – Intro
00:39 – Ad Break 1
01:52 – Story 1: Cambridge Votes
04:38 – Story 2: Warrensburg Discusses SROs
07:07 – Ad Break 2
07:30 – Story 3: Financial Security in Warren County
10:25 – Story 4: Nearcare Closing
11:12 – Story 5: Warrensburg/North Warren Theatre Shows
14:30 – Outro

Stories Cited:
Cambridge Votes: Yes to Bogle – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/bogle-re-elected-as-cambridge-mayor/article_36567d3e-c8e6-11ed-9736-5bc38f361765.html

Cambridge Votes: No to Capital Project – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/cambridge-voters-say-no-to-school-capital-project/

Warrensburg Discusses SROs – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/education/warrensburg-looks-to-adjust-budget-for-sros/article_75f95c3c-c80e-11ed-8e71-3b3236df53f2.html

Financial Security in Warren County – Sun Community News
https://suncommunitynews.com/news/101758/despite-failures-of-us-regional-banks-warren-cos-deposits-are-safe-in-gfnb/

Nearcare Closing – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/nearcare-closing-its-doors-in-glens-falls/

Warrensburg High Presents: Chicago – Sun Community News
https://suncommunitynews.com/news/101754/warrensburg-high-to-present-musical-chicago/

North Warren High Presents: Into the Woods, Jr. – Sun Community News
https://suncommunitynews.com/news/101756/north-warren-stages-musical-into-the-woods-jr/

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Glens Falls TODAY: Morning Brief – Episode 136 | Renewable Energy for Glens Falls [03/23/23]

Written by Gary Scott on . Posted in Featured, Media, The Morning Brief.

Today, Gary discusses negotiations on renewable energy in the City of Glens Falls. Also, Lake George’s new mayor and two new trustees, Glens Falls seeking community input on noise ordinance, Glens Falls School District’s final options for its new mascot, the alleged shooter in the recent Queensbury road rage case offered a plea deal in court, The Post Star Teen Excellence Awards, and the Adirondacks Welcome Center to celebrate International Waffle Day this Saturday.

00:00 – Intro
00:43 – Ad Break 1
02:00 – Story 1: A New Mayor for Lake George
03:46 – Story 2: Glens Falls Noise Ordinance
05:20 – Ad Break 2
05:42 – Story 3: Renewable Energy for Glens Falls
07:33 – Story 4: Glens Falls Mascot: Final Options
08:53 – Story 5: Alleged Shooter in Road Rage Case Offered Plea Deal
10:47 – Story 6: Post Star Teen Excellence Awards
13:07 – Story 7: International Waffle Day
13:55 – Outro

Stories Cited:
A New Mayor for Lake George – Sun Community News
https://suncommunitynews.com/news/101804/filomeno-miller-win-lake-george-village-trustee-seats/

Glens Falls Noise Ordinance – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/glens-falls-looks-to-upgrade-its-noise-code/

Renewable Energy for Glens Falls – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/city-enters-negotiations-on-renewable-energy-contract/article_a4078956-c65a-11ed-8ea8-371c1b6a4fcb.html

Glens Falls Mascot: Final Options – Glens Falls Chronicle
https://www.glensfallschronicle.com/knights-wolves-black-bears-hawks-gfs-final-mascot-options/

Alleged Shooter in Road Rage Case Offered Plea Deal – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/alleged-shooter-in-warren-county-road-rage-case-offered-14-years-in-prison/article_4abcb7f6-c8ce-11ed-ba07-df8696f8a649.html

Post Star Teen Excellence Awards – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/education/students-highlighted-as-adirondack-region-teens-of-excellence/article_582858fe-c7f3-11ed-b435-c72ecf6ecc80.html

International Waffle Day – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/northway-welcome-center-to-celebrate-waffle-day/

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Attention Beer Enthusiasts: Glens Falls Brewfest 2023

Written by Kate Haggerty on . Posted in Business, Community, Featured, Local Leads.

Brewfest

April is just around the corner, and Glens Falls is starting the month off right! On Saturday, April 1st, 2023, the Cool Insuring Arena is hosting the Glens Falls Brewfest. Come enjoy regional brews, food, and live music with the band Dirt Cheap from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM! This event is special because 100% of the proceeds will go to two local non-profits – The Adirondack Theater Festival, and the Feeder Canal Alliance.

This event began 11 years ago with three beer loving guys: Chris Reed, Bill Mason, and John Cordes got together and gave Glens Falls the first ever Brewfest. Their love of handcrafted brews and community inspired them to create an event that showcased all the different styles of beer, and would also have a positive impact on the community.

Due to the hard work of the sponsors and attendees, this event has brought in over $200,000 to the community in years past. For this event, tickets are available online for $50, and in person for $60. There are designated driver tickets that are available in advance and at the door for $15. 

There are also offers if you would like to extend your weekend fun! For Friday night festivities, there is a “Taps & Apps” event; this is an evening of great food by Chef Matthew Bolton and the SUNY Culinary Arts School, which is paired with beer from guest brewer Battle Hill Brewing Co. There are special tickets available for those who would like to attend both events – the special combo package at $99 includes a ticket to both “Taps & Apps” on Friday night, and the full Brewfest on Saturday. There are only 70 tickets available for the “Taps & Apps” event which will take place from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Seasoned, which is located at 14 Hudson Ave in Glens Falls. 

If you are interested in participating as a sponsor for Glens Falls Brewfest, there are levels of sponsorship: Keg Sponsor $2,500, Growler Sponsor $1,000, Stein Sponsor $750, Tasting Sponsor $150, Vendor Booth $150. To become a sponsor or a vendor, please email glensfallsbrewfest@gmail.com for more information. 

SPONSORS 2023:

KEG SPONSOR: The Queensbury Hotel

Growler Sponsor: Cooper’s Cave Games

Stein Sponsor: Julie Snyder Real Estate

Mug Sponsors: Miller Industrial Manufacturing, Glens Falls National Bank, Glens Falls Music Academy, Hilltop Construction Co., Morgan & Company Restaurant, Thermal Associates LLC

Pint Sponsors: New York Cement Company LLC, Malinda Nelson Realtor

VENDORS 2023:

Serious Dirt Botanics

LeafGuard of NY

That’s Different Chocolates

Glowgee Creek Home & Garden

Cookie Lab Confections

Muddy Trail Jerky Co

Kingsbury Printing

Sugaree Tie Dye

Phygit Pretzel Necklaces

Hops & Barley Brew Shop

Robles Catering, Poughkeepsie

Flour Child Bakery, (new biz in Glens Falls)

Plug PV – Solar, Saratoga Springs

Nettle Meadow Artisanal Cheese

RESTAURANT SPONSORS 2023:

Olive Garden

Raul’s Mexican Grill

Bean’s Country Store

Sorrentino’s Deli

Robles Catering (from Poughkeepsie)

Nettle Meadow Farm & Artisan Cheese

Flour Child Bakery

Brewers 2023

Cooperstown Brewing Co.

Old Klaverack Brewery

Northway Brewing Co.

Paradox Brewery

Adirondack Brewery

Wolf Hollow Brewing Company

Slickfin Brewing Co.

Fort Orange Brewing’

Argyle Brewing Co.

Speckled Pig Brewing Co.

Active ingredient Brewing Company

Unified Beerworkers

Brown’s Brewing Co.

Big Slide Brewery & Public House

Lake Placid Pub & Brewery 

Bolton Landing Brewing Company

Hudson Brewing Co.

Maple Brewing

Common Roots Brewing Company

Mean Max Brew Works

Frog Alley Brewing Co.

Peekskill Brewery

Walt & Whitman Beer Hall & Coffee House

Adirondack Winery

Wallenpaupack Brewing Co.

Raquette River Brewing 

Fidens

Battle Hill Brewing Co.

Artisanal Brew Works

Singlecut Beersmiths

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Glens Falls TODAY: Morning Brief – Episode 135 | The Fight Against Xylazine [03/22/23]

Written by Gary Scott on . Posted in Featured, Media, The Morning Brief.

Today, Gary discusses government action to combat the rise of xylazine overdoses. Also, the Glens Falls Shirt Factory’s “Winter Meltdown Spicy Food Festival,” upcoming bridge work in three Washington County communities, The Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library receives grants for its upcoming “Champlain Canal Stories” project, Six Flags Great Escape to host a job fair this weekend, and a National Vietnam War Veterans Day ceremony at the Saratoga National Cemetery next week.

00:00 – Intro
00:46 – Ad Break 1
02:10 – Story 1: Shirt Factory “Winter Meltdown”
03:15 – Story 2: Washington County Bridge Work
05:21 – Ad Break 2
05:46 – Story 3: The Fight Against Xylazine
09:39 – Story 4: Folklife Center: “Champlain Canal Stories”
12:00 – Story 5: Six Flags Great Escape Job Fair
13:08 – Story 6: National Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony
14:46 – Outro

Stories Cited:
Shirt Factory “Winter Meltdown” – Glens Falls TODAY
https://glensfallsbusinessreport.com/the-shirt-factory-hosts-winter-meltdown-after-the-storm/

Washington County Bridge Work – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/where-bridge-work-is-coming-in-washington-county/

The Fight Against Xylazine – Sun Community News
https://suncommunitynews.com/news/101780/capital-region-and-upstate-brace-against-deadly-new-drug/

Folklife Center: “Champlain Canal Stories” – Post Star
https://poststar.com/entertainment/folklife-center-receives-grants-for-champlain-canal-video-project/article_34828f56-c64e-11ed-9076-cf199e8c6944.html

Six Flags Great Escape Job Fair – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/six-flags-great-escape-resort-hiring-for-1500-openings/

National Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/gerald-b-h-solomon-saratoga-national-cemetery-to-host-vietnam-vet-ceremony/article_25995d64-c71e-11ed-871c-3fe1e765e5ff.html

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Rosalie V. Pezzulo Obituary

Written by Staff Report on . Posted in Community, Featured, Obituaries.

QUEENSBURY — Rosalie V. Pezzulo (Butera), 87, of The Cedars Senior Living Community in Queensbury, passed away March 17, 2023. Rosalie was born on April 9, 1935 in Brooklyn to the late Gaspare & Josephine (Oddo) Butera. She graduated from Bishop McDonnell’s High School in Brooklyn and got her medical assistant certificate from SUNY Adirondack. She was predeceased by her husband Joseph A. Pezzulo of Ticonderoga, her parents Gaspare and Josephine Butera, her brothers Gaspare and Anthony Butera.

After high school, Rosalie developed a penpal friendship with Joseph Pezzulo who was in the US Air Force during the Korean War. Before being shipped overseas, Joe went to Brooklyn to meet with Rosalie and they fell in love. Rosalie and Joe were married upon his return home from Korea. Joe passed away after their 61st wedding anniversary.

The most fulfilling work for Rosalie was her time as Dr. William Tedesco’s medical assistant for 22 years at Irongate Center in Glens Falls. She also loved owning and operating with her husband Joe, Pezzulo’s Restaurant on Lawrence St. in Glens Falls in the early 1970’s. Rosalie’s most rewarding time was being the mother of her three children, grandmother and great grandmother. Her family was her entire world and meant everything to her. She also enjoyed her time as a volunteer at St. Mary’s Church and School in Glens Falls, The Soup Kitchen in Glens Falls and Meals on Wheels at the Cedars Senior Living Community in Queensbury.

Rosalie is survived by her children, JoAnn Pezzulo and her life companion Dorothy Menard of Queensbury, son Anthony (Jeannie) of Georgia, son Joseph Pezzulo of Miami Beach, FL, grandchildren, Joseph Pezzulo (Kristen) of New Jersey and Sydney-Nicole Pezzulo (Robert) Condon of Georgia, great grandson and bright light in her life, Dante, “Adopted kids” Allison Cotter and Scott Taylor of Miami Beach, FL, brother in law Lee Coleman, many nieces, nephews & cousins.

Rosalie was a beautiful spiritual being who loved helping everyone and spending time with family and friends. She was the most inspirational, encouraging, supportive, kind-hearted and generous person who welcomed everyone into her life and home. Rosalie touched many lives with her loving heart, smile and bright light. She always made you feel special. Her dedication to and the love for her family and of life were visible to anyone who knew her. Rosalie was an incredible cook who loved feeding everyone, especially while being the cook at her restaurant.

Rosalie was an avid reader, game player – dominoes, cards, scrabble, Mah Jong and all games that were enjoyable to play with others. There were always many times of laughter and fun shared in Rosalie’s home. Rosalie was also very devoted to her religion. Her faith was extremely important to her as well as connecting with those from her church, which was very meaningful to her. She especially loved going to Italy and seeing the Pope at the Vatican for a Christmas Mass. Rosalie’s love of life, her caring, compassion, friendship, her desire to help and make others happy will live on in our hearts and memories forever.

Friends may visit from 4-6pm on Monday, March 20, 2023 at Baker Funeral Home, 11 Lafayette St., Queensbury, NY. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11am March 21 at St. Mary’s Church, 62 Warren Street, Glens Falls, NY. Interment will follow at the Gerald B. H. Solomon National Cemetery in Schuylerville, NY.

The family would like to thank mom’s aides, Lisa Clouse and Jess Worth for their caring, support and assistance. We would also like to thank Lisa Davis from Support Link and Jess Perry from Fort Hudson Health System as well as Dr. William Tedesco and all of the doctors and nurses who cared for her over the years. 

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a donation to St. Mary’s Church, St. Jude’s or a charity of one’s choice.

The Shirt Factory Hosts ‘Winter Meltdown’ After The Storm

Written by Kate Haggerty on . Posted in Community, Entertainment, Featured.

shirtfactorygf.com

During a week that featured a late winter snowstorm, The Shirt Factory held the “Winter Meltdown Spicy Food Festival”. This blustery Saturday afternoon was speckled with sunlight, and temperatures were comfortable for those with a heavy sweatshirt or a light jacket. From 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, food trucks and picnic tables were set up outside of the Shirt Factory in the Cooper Street parking lot to showcase a wide range of flavors. This was a hybrid event, with some vendors and shops inside the building and others set up in the Cooper Street parking lot. 

Winter Meltdown Spicy Food Fest

People sat outside enjoying the fare… Some huddled close to the heat lamps, while others spread out using the ample number of picnic tables that were available. Families meandered through the crowds, and events goers came and went throughout the afternoon. Some were attracted by the wide array of food, and some were interested in the Shirt Factory. Jeff Rocas and his son Zack traveled from Gloversville to attend: “As a tourist, it was nice to see a good turnout for the event. The variety of food vendors was great. It offered something for everyone,” he said as he finished a spicy empanada in the picnic area. “The Shirt Factory was impressive with all of the different artists and shops. Definitely a place worth exploring,” Rocas said. He had seen the event advertised on Facebook weeks ago, and thought it would be a nice event that both he and his son could enjoy. 

Coming up in April, the Shirt Factory is hosting “Spring is Sweet: Maple in April”. This event is on Saturday, April 15th, 2023, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This celebration of the maple trees features specialty dishes, using anything from maple wood to maple syrup and beyond! The event will benefit High Peaks Hospice, whose mission is to provide end of life care that “listens with respect, cares with compassion, supports with choice, and comforts with understanding”. High Peaks Hospice has been serving the Adirondack region for over 35 years. It is located at 454 Glen Street in Glens Falls, and focuses on the individual and his or her choices, wherein decisions are based on the wishes and desires of the individual and their family.

The “Spring is Sweet: Maple in April” event is a hybrid event at the Shirt Factory, which will have vendors set up inside the building, as well as vendors and food trucks in the Cooper Street parking lot. For more information, visit shirtfactorygf.com

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Glens Falls TODAY: Morning Brief – Episode 134 | The Legacy of Mayor Blais [03/21/23]

Written by Gary Scott on . Posted in Featured, Media, The Morning Brief.

Today, Gary discusses Lake George Mayor Bob Blais, set to retire at the end of the month, and the legacy he’s left in the community. Also, the Glens Falls Weekend of Champions, opposition to proposed budget cuts in Salem Central School District, longtime Queensbury Historian Marilyn Van Dyke remembered after her passing last week, and the Adirondack Thunder’s upcoming “Stick it to Cancer” weekend.

00:02 – Intro
00:38 – Ad Break 1
01:40 – Story 1: Glens Falls Weekend of Champions
03:18 – Story 2: Salem Opposing School Budget Cuts
05:57 – Ad Break 2
06:21 – Story 3: The Legacy of Mayor Blais
10:16 – Story 4: Remembering Marilyn Van Dyke
12:53 – Story 5: ADK Thunder “Stick it to Cancer” Weekend
13:50 – Outro

Stories Cited:
Glens Falls Weekend of Champions – Glens Falls TODAY
https://glensfallsbusinessreport.com/glens-falls-weekend-of-champions/

Salem Opposing School Budget Cuts – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/education/salem-students-parents-teachers-plead-against-budget-cuts/article_15eb9bf0-c2b1-11ed-92b4-cb00678dc16a.html

The Legacy of Mayor Blais – Sun Community News
https://suncommunitynews.com/news/101623/lake-george-mayor-blais-legacy-will-endure-for-generations/

Mayor Bob Blais Day – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/march-17-marked-in-honor-of-lake-georges-mayor/

Remembering Marilyn Van Dyke – Post Star
https://poststar.com/news/local/history/longtime-queensbury-historian-van-dyke-remembered-for-preservation/article_e7aa996e-c4fc-11ed-999b-7320183dcbc5.html

ADK Thunder “Stick it to Cancer” Weekend – News 10
https://www.news10.com/news/north-country/adirondack-thunder-hosting-stick-it-to-cancer-weekend/

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Police Blotter: Mar. 6 – Mar. 12, 2023

Written by Staff Report on . Posted in Blotter, Community, Featured.

Snowe A. Rowell, 34, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Jennifer R. Williams, 36, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Richard G. Harrington, 44, was arrested for Aggravated Family Offense

Trevin J. Schwenk, 35, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Patricia A. Lafferty, 29, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Criminal Mischief

Ben E. Hammond, 36, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Assault, 2nd Deg. Burglary

Shiyunda J.N. Cancer, 35, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Jon-Paul P. Therrien, 25, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Tiffany E. Bennett, 27, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Nicholas J. Reynolds, 30, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Justin C. Williams, 28, was arrested for Criminal Possession of Controlled Substance, Petit Larceny

Collin T. Small, 43, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Angielyn Barnes, 39, was arrested for Violation of Probation

Steven M. Brothers, 36, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Richard E. Fox, 48, was arrested for Criminal Possession of Controlled Substance

Roberta G. Clairmont, 20, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Cathy M. Holt, 52, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Robert W. Kessler, 39, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation

Ronald N. Fuss, 35, was arrested for 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt, 2nd Deg. Unlawful Imprisonment

Michael J. Verlinger, 37, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Criminal Trespass

Phillip A. Kaetzel, 33, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Leslie M. Stone, 34, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Assault, 3rd Deg. Assault, Criminal Possession of a Weapon

WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF

A 22-year-old Queensbury man faces Driving While Intoxicated charges following a roll-over crash in the Town of Queensbury. On Monday March 6th, at around 8:06pm, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office responded to Luzerne Rd in the area of Laurel Ln for a report of a vehicle overturned off the side of the road, with the operator reported to have fled the scene. Responding officers located Logan C. Marshall a short distance from the crash and determined he was intoxicated and he was subsequently arrested. At police headquarters, Marshall submitted to a chemical breath test which yielded a .22 of 1% BAC. He was charged with DWI and Aggravated DWI for operating with a BAC greater than .18 of 1% and released to a 3rd party.

A 42-year-old South Glens Falls man was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated after nearly striking a Warren County Sheriff’s Office patrol car. On Tuesday, March 7th, at around 12:03am, a Warren County Sheriff’s Office patrol car was traveling west on Aviation Rd in the Town of Queensbury when a 2018 Jeep operated by Brian B. Rossley, was operating easterly and crossed into the westbound lane, forcing the officer off the side of the road to avoid a collision. A traffic stop was conducted and Rossley was found to be intoxicated and arrested. At police headquarters, Rossley submitted to a chemical breath test which yielded a .26 of 1% BAC, over triple the legal limit. Rossley was charged with DWI and Aggravated DWI for operating with a BAC greater than .18 of 1%. Rossley was released following processing and is due to appear in Queensbury Town Court later this month to answer the charges.

A 32-year-old Glens Falls man was arrested on Felony Driving While Intoxicated charges following a traffic stop on March 10th. Jeffrey E. Mckenna was stopped on Warren Street in the City of Glens Falls at around 10:07 PM after committing unspecified traffic offenses. Mckenna was found to be intoxicated and subsequently arrested. At Sheriff’s Office headquarters, Mckenna submitted to an evidentiary breath test which yielded a .14 of 1% BAC. Due to a previous DWI conviction within the last 10 years, the charge was upgraded to a Felony. Mckenna was released following processing and is due in Glens Falls City Court later this month to answer the charges.

On March 12th at approximately 12:17am, officers with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office attempted to stop a vehicle for speeding (84mph in a 55mph zone) on State Route 9 in the Town of Warrensburg. After being signaled to stop, the driver accelerated and attempted to evade police. When the vehicle came to a stop, the driver was apprehended. The driver was identified as Ryan C. Barrett, 26, of Warrensburg. An investigation determined Barrett was driving with a suspended/revoked driver’s license and was intoxicated. Barrett was taken into custody and transported to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office where he provided an evidentiary breath test which determined his BAC to be .12%. Barrett was processed for multiple counts of DWI, felony Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the 1st Degree, misdemeanor Unlawfully Fleeing a Police Officer in the 3rd Degree, and issued multiple traffic tickets. He was released pending prosecution in Warrensburg Town Court at a later date.

A Queensbury man was arrested on March 12th on Driving While Intoxicated charges following a traffic stop on Veterans Rd in the Town of Queensbury. At around 9:47pm, a Warren County Sheriff’s Officer conducted a traffic stop on a 2007 Mitsubishi after it was observed committing unspecified traffic offenses. The operator, Ryan M. Brainard, 38, was found to be intoxicated and operating with a revoked driver’s license. Brainard was arrested and while at Sheriff’s Office headquarters, refused to submit to an evidentiary breath test. He was placed in Sheriff’s Office lock up and was arraigned the following morning on the charges of Driving While Intoxicated, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor-Vehicle, and numerous traffic tickets.

Property Transactions: Mar. 13 – Mar. 19, 2023

Written by Staff Report on . Posted in Community, Featured, Property.

FORT ANN

Jacqueline Haggerty sold property at 2307 Summer Way to Daniel & Brigid O’Connor for $325,000

William & Walter Baker sold property at 5226 Pillar Way to Courtney-Anne Linn Fosmer & Marcia L. Middlebrook for $112,360

DJM Property Solutions, LLC sold property at 7 Morgans Ln to Tashina E. Moulton for $166,500

FORT EDWARD

Ruthellyn H.M. Thorne sold property at 15 Seminary St to Jordan Douglass & Samantha Butler for $184,000

Dennis & Carrie Whitney sold property at 1232 Burgoyne Ave to Michele & Mark Morrill for $224,900

GLENS FALLS

Harold W. Morrison sold property at 237 South St to Nancy A. Ross for $173,000

Anthony Poulos & David Johnson sold property at 58 and 64-66 South St to 58 South LLC for $325,000

GREENWICH

Kevin & Gregg Saunders sold property at 59 Abeel Ave to Shirley Norton for $225,000

Keith A. Wilson sold property at 34-36 Gray Ave to Jerri Lynne Dedrick for $110,000

HAMPTON

Duane P. Downing sold property at 1896 County Route 18 to Mark Gebo for $46,000

HARTFORD

James H. Nichols sold property at 00 Swamp Rd to David S. Nichols for $40,000

HORICON

Michael R. Swan sold property at 39 Ernest Smith Rd to Roy & Ryan Mihill for $125,000

JACKSON

Claudia & Stephen Blackler sold property at 400 County Route 61 to Laura & Allen Lemoine for $160,000

JOHNSBURG

North Country Ministry Inc. sold property at 2710 State Route 28 to Jadabear Inc. for $250,000

KINGSBURY

Danya M. Santarsiero sold property at 13 Willow St to Darren Calamito for $169,900

PUTNAM

Kim Delango sold property at 197 County Route 3 to Bruce Geraw, Jr. & Tonya Geraw for $125,000

Christopher & Sabra Edwards sold property at 507 Cummings Rd to Leo J. Bendoski & Margery A. Vagt for $920,000

QUEENSBURY

Peter & Sharon Dykshoorn sold property at 40 Clark St to Burlin & Gayle Wells for $295,000

Donna Sawn & Dale Batcher sold property at 23 Bennett Rd to David & Kevin Hooey for $203,000

WHITEHALL

Kenneth Maseker sold property at 42 Pauquette Way to David A. Sampson, Jr. & Dawn M. Crawford for $249,900

Glens Falls Seeks Public Feedback Regarding Noise Ordinance

Written by Staff Report on . Posted in Community, Downtown, Featured.

Cityofglensfalls.com

The City of Glens Falls Building and Codes Committee is in the process of reviewing the City’s Noise Ordinance. The Committee is seeking comments and concerns from residents, as well as those who work within the City of Glens Falls.

“Any changes to the noise ordinance will have to be measurable and objective,” says Ward 3 Councilwoman Diana Palmer.  “While we will be looking at other communities for examples, we want to make sure we are crafting an ordinance unique to our city and the needs of our residents.”  

“Chapter 45 of the City Charter entitled ‘Prohibited Noise’ (https://ecode360.com/14409121#14409121) only addresses a limited number of situations as it stands and relates to ‘noise’. If any situation arises above and beyond the limited language within the code, we can’t really do much if a situation becomes a persistent problem.” Justin Reckner, the City’s Code Enforcement Officer said.

The Building and Codes Committee is inviting everyone who lives and works in the City of Glens Falls to complete this Noise Ordinance survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GFNoiseOrdinance. The feedback provided will be reviewed and discussed in the next Building and Codes meeting on March 27th, beginning at 1:00 PM on the Second Floor of City Hall.

For more information regarding this or any other issue, please reach out via email at communicationsdirector@cityofglensfalls.com, or tdrawbridge@cityofglensfalls.com.  If your issue is urgent, or if you’re looking to speak with Mayor Collins regarding a formal comment, please call (518) 920-4884.