Today, Gary discusses updates on the Glens Falls Housing Authority’s redevelopment projects. Also, Massie’s Restaurant in South Glens Falls takes a temporary hiatus, response to State proposals for revenues of the 340B Prescription Drug Program, Washington County denies a resolution to exempt Amish populations from state building codes, the Turning Point District Level Pinewood Derby returns to the Aviation Mall this weekend, and The Strand Theatre to put on a show in support of musician and recording engineer Alan Dunham.

• 00:02 - Intro
• 00:45 - Ad Break 1
• 01:50 - Story 1: Massie’s Restaurant On Hiatus
• 03:56 - Story 2: The 340B Revenues
• 07:15 - Ad Break 2
• 07:40 - Story 3: Glens Falls Housing Authority
• 09:38 - Story 4: Washington County Denies Amish Code Exemptions
• 11:01 - Story 5: Pinewood Derby
• 11:48 - Story 6: Strand Rallies Around Alan Dunham
• 14:55 - Outro

Stories Cited:

Massie’s Restaurant On Hiatus – News 10

The 340B Revenues – Lake George Mirror

Glens Falls Housing Authority – Post Star

Washington County Denies Amish Code Exemptions – Post Star

Pinewood Derby – News 10

Strand Rallies Around Alan Dunham – Glens Falls Chronicle