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Adirondack Gateway Homeowners Program approves final applicants
The Glens Falls Common Council has made it easier for two homebuyers make that purchase. Under the Adirondack Gateway Homeowners Program, the city will use grant funding to help two families place down payments on Warren County homes. These are the last two applications under this round of grant funding,...
Storm damage cleanup on Lake George will take the rest of the summer
There’s a lot of work to be done. The cleanup will take months in parts of Warren County. A state of emergency has been declared and will be in effect 30 days. NewsChannel 13’s Tessa Bentulan went on boat patrol on Lake George with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office to get to some of the hardest hit areas.
Lara's scoop: Inside Martha's Dandee Creme, a Queensbury ice cream landmark since 1947
Queensbury, NY (WRGB) — In this week's Lara's Scoop segment, Lara takes you inside an iconic landmark in Queensbury...Martha's Dandee Creme!. Owner Dennis LaFontaine suggested making one of their biggest hits at the shop, a Boston shake. It's a milkshake with a sundae floating on top. Martha's original ice cream stand started back in 1947. It still stands, but was purchased by Beth and Dennis LaFontaine in 2009 from Six Flags. It remains across the street from Six Flags Great Escape and is a staple in Warren County.
Driver describes being on the road during Chestertown tornado
CAPITAL REGION, NY (WRGB) — This week's storms have brought some harrowing stories of folks experiencing how high winds took down trees onto homes, pushed boats up on land, and have left some people still without power. It was supposed to be a business trip, but it ended up...
Storm recovery in Warren County, National Grid gives free water
Storm cleanup continues in Warren County after severe weather swept through this week. To alleviate the struggle of residents without power, National Grid offered free water and dry ice outside the Warrensburg Fire Department.
National Grid: Power restored to 75%+ of upstate customers that lost it
National Grid said early Wednesday evening they’ve restored power to around 76% of the 198,000 customers who lost it in Tuesday’s storms. The most severely impacted areas were Albany, Montgomery, Saratoga, Schenectady, Rensselaer, Warren and Washington counties. There are 3,000 people working to restore power, said National Grid....
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