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After a rare citywide property reassessment in Albany, residents will have a chance to challenge the update.
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Elected officials in the city of Albany and Albany County have been dealing with complaints by irate taxpayers who weren't ready for rate hikes.
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A capacity crowd turned out Thursday for a community forum on the future of Albany’s Pine Hills neighborhood when the College of Saint Rose closes next year.
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The city of Albany will give property owners a break after tax payments were stolen from mailboxes.
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Prominent local Democrats gathered at the Albany County Board of Elections Wednesday to cast early ballots in next week’s midterm elections.
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New York Congressman Paul Tonko continues visiting community development and improvement projects he's trying to get federal funding for. The Democrat toured Albany’s Hoffman Park Community Center Wednesday.
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The Albany Common Council has voted down a local law that would have changed the city charter, giving the panel unilateral authority to fire high-level appointees
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The Albany Common Council's Public Safety Committee met virtually Thursday evening to discuss Local Law C.
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The Albany Common Council is holding a meeting Thursday evening on Local Law C, which is now drawing the attention of the City Treasurer.
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Senior city of Albany employees are appealing to Common Councilors to approve raises after losing 10 percent of the city workforce over the past six months.