Luke Mosseau is a journalist based in Glens Falls, New York. He has been writing for The Post-Star, covering local news and events in the Glens Falls area. His articles focus on a range of topics including development projects, economic updates, cannabis industry, and community issues. Luke's work has also appeared in the Calhoun Times.
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Luke's coverage is focused on local news, economic development, and government & politics in the Glens Falls and Queensbury areas of upstate New York. His articles predominantly cover announcements, government-related topics, and often include expert commentary.
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Warren, Washington and Saratoga counties' sales tax rates will remain at 7% sales tax, but Warren is warning an increase is coming.
Andritz, a supply company for the paper and pulp industry, plans to build an open-air pavilion at their location on Pruyn’s Island in Glens Falls.
LAKE GEORGE—Two private development projects, a renovation of the Tiki Resort facade and the construction of a mixed-use building on Canada Street, have
By: Luke Mosseau
Peter Shabat, who once owned much of South Street, is looking to sell the former Rite Aid building at the triangular intersection of South and Broad streets, and another property
The salary increase that Warren County supervisors are considering for themselves is commensurate with other counties — and is necessary — they say.
Gore Mountain’s evolution toward more summer attractions has been seen as a key economic factor for North Creek and the Town of Johnsburg as winters become milder, local officials state.
Warren County released a list of groups and organizations that won occupancy tax grants for upcoming events.
By: Luke Mosseau
Named for the longtime Lake George Supervisor, Dennis L. Dickinson, a new recreational park has been established in Warren County. We have details on how it came to be and
Warren County is on a path toward repurposing a vacant county-owned home on Gurney Lane into a family shelter to address homelessness. It drew public support from the county administrator.
Luzerne Woods, a proposed 18-lot residential development, has drawn significant public backlash for months over environmental concerns. The property sits inside the Adirondack Park and near other environmentally sensitive areas.
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