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The La Salle Institute and the city of Troy are hosting a traveling exhibit honoring Vietnam-era servicemembers.
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The Capital District Transportation Authority has welcomed its new CEO aboard.
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More than 1,100 health care professionals employed at St. Clare’s Hospital lost some or all of their retirement savings when the hospital's pension fund dried up. Now, they’ll get their day in court.
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With the Democratic primary a little more than a month away, an Albany mayoral candidate scored an endorsement from the former longtime mayor Wednesday.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was in Rensselaer Monday, calling on New Yorkers and all Americans to protect the federal food program SNAP.
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The ongoing staffing dispute between unionized nurses and Albany Medical Center is drawing attention from New York state lawmakers.
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Advocates say a reimagined Harriman State Office Campus is still in the cards after money for the project was left out of the New York state budget passed late Thursday.
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The U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York says he is unaware of the details surrounding the FBI and U.S. Attorney General’s mortgage fraud investigation of New York Attorney General Letitia James.
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Candidates seeking the Democratic nod to run for Chief City Auditor in Albany debated this week.
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Car crashes are down in area cities that have lowered their speed limits.
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As the June 24th primary nears, several candidates in Albany and Schenectady will not be on the ballot as planned.
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City and state officials marked the 40th anniversary of Public Service Recognition Week Monday at the Albany Public Library.