Glens Falls
Coverage of Glens Falls in the Nexus archive.
- Glens Falls man at center of controversy finds support from community
A man in Glens Falls, N.Y., is at the center of a controversy involving incidents based on suspicious behavior, with the city urging people to avoid taking police matters into their own hands. The community has shown support for the individual despite the situation.
- Enough with the excuses. Help Vermont’s loggers.
The closure of the Finch Paper mill in Glens Falls, New York, has significantly impacted loggers, truckers, and landowners in Vermont and the Northeast. The mill, operational since 1865, processed large volumes of low-grade hemlock pulp, which now lacks alternative markets. The author urges legislators to stop carbon credit sales on state and federal lands to support the region's forest products industry.
- A New York paper mill is closing part of its operation. Vermont loggers are sounding the alarm.
Finch Paper is closing its pulp mill in Glens Falls, New York, impacting Vermont's logging industry by reducing demand for low-grade pulp wood. Vermont loggers warn this will exacerbate industry challenges, following regional mill closures over decades. The company will now purchase pulp externally instead of producing it.
- Rice bowl, ramen restaurant opens doors in Glens Falls
A new ramen and rice bowl shop has officially opened in Glens Falls. The restaurant offers both ramen and rice bowl dishes to customers.
- Glens Falls PD recover $16K during scam investigation
The Glens Falls Police Department recovered $16,000 during a scam investigation. The recovery occurred on Tuesday as part of an ongoing investigation into the scam.
- Glens Falls student went home while district searched, family raises concerns
An 8-year-old boy left Jackson Heights Elementary School during the day and was picked up by a man who took him to his Grandma's house safely. The family raised concerns about the incident.