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As the city prepares to move its City Hall to the former Proctor’s Theater in downtown, Troy Proctor's Foundation, a nonprofit that formed in 2009, says the city is doing so in a non-transparent manner.
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Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello says leaders on the Knickerbacker Park board are “reckless.”
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Late last month, Troy’s City Council approved Mayor Carmella Mantello’s plan to relocate City Hall to the former Proctor’s Theater in downtown. But as WAMC reports, photos of theater seats being removed have caused some drama.
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The City of Troy’s 2026 budget has passed.
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Troy’s Business Improvement District was to cease operations in the new year because of a budget deficit. But in an 11th-hour decision this week, the tourism and beautification entity was saved.
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Troy’s Downtown Business Improvement District will cease operations come the new year if it can’t find financial support
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A charter change that would allow city of Troy officials to participate in meetings virtually will soon head to the mayor’s desk.
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The City of Troy’s proposed 2026 budget is drawing concerns from council members in both parties.
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While the club in Lansingburgh doesn’t rely on federal funding, many of its partners do. As WAMC’s Samantha Simmons reports, the club has lost several programs in recent months as a result of the Trump administration’s policies.
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Three Capital Region cities have been awarded state funding to upgrade their public safety and security surveillance cameras.