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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A view of the crowd at Common Roots for the April 8, 2024, eclipse.
By: Luke Mosseau
A view of the crowd at Common Roots for the April 8, 2024, eclipse.
By: Luke Mosseau
The Village of Lake George has considered the creation of a parking lot to replace the blighted piece of land on South Canada Street where a McDonald’s fast-food restaurant was
By: Luke Mosseau
The Village of Lake George has considered the creation of a parking lot to replace the blighted piece of land on South Canada Street where a McDonald’s fast food restaurant
By: Luke Mosseau
The Village of Lake George approved nearly $24,000 to be split between two engineering firms to create concept designs and cost estimates for a number of projects they plan to develop using the $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant that was awarded to the town and village of Lake George in late December.
By: Luke Mosseau
Concerns don't overcome the plan to turn Steve's Place into a Hoffman's Car Wash on Broad Street in Glens Falls.
Scratch Kitchen, a boutique restaurant specializing in breakfast and lunch items, will open on 199 Warren Street in Glens Falls in early May. Local Chef Denver Semon, owner of Scratch
By: Luke Mosseau
The health network explained their change of plans for a warehouse on Carey Road in Queensbury.
The Warren County Tourism committee awarded $10,000 to Muralgarten for a new large-scale mural to be painted on the south-facing wall of the Shirt Factory in Glens Falls.
By: Luke Mosseau
The county has been considering for months just how much to spend on its history museum.
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