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The Pine Hills Land Authority's Board of Directors recently voted 5 to 1 to commence talks with Albany County. It’s a move that clears the way for the county’s intended purchase of five buildings on the 26.5-acre former college campus.
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Students are beginning to head back to the classroom for the fall semester, as new COVID variants emerge.
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With the fall semester about to begin, Albany officials are cautioning students living off-campus to stay safe.
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As Albany police were attempting to quell a disturbance in a Pine Hills student neighborhood early Sunday, six people a block away were hit by gunfire.
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Colleges in the Northeast are preparing to welcome back students as concerns mount over an anticipated autumn resurgence of COVID.
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The Albany County Department of Health is once again advising indoor mask-wearing as guidelines established by the Centers for Disease Control show Albany County as "high" in both community level and transmission rate of COVID-19.
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New York lifted the statewide mask requirement for schools on Wednesday. But many colleges are keeping mask mandates in place for now.
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With the rush to "test and mask" as COVID-19 cases rise, area colleges are tweaking protocols as they prepare welcome students back in January.
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Five years ago, The American Association of University Professors censured the College of St. Rose in Albany. As WAMC has learned, the organization sent a letter to the college last month reinforcing the designation.