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A citywide primary is set for Tuesday in Troy where Democratic voters will chose a candidate for city council president. As WAMC’s Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief Lucas Willard reports, the contentious primary is between two sitting members of the city council.
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Three candidates are entering the race for Troy City Council president. The contest includes a potential primary matchup between two sitting city councilors and a newcomer endorsed by the incumbent, who is mounting a bid for mayor.
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Troy City Council President Carmella Mantello is calling on the mayor to take immediate emergency action to address dangerous crosswalks throughout the city.
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Republican City Council President Carmella Mantello kicked off her campaign for mayor of Troy Tuesday morning outside her home.
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The City of Troy is warning residents of elevated lead levels linked to aging lead service lines. Meantime, residents and advocates want answers as to why half-a-million-dollars in grant funding to address lead contamination has gone unspent.
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A 14-year-old boy was killed in a shooting Saturday night in the City of Troy’s Lansingburgh neighborhood.
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A Troy City Council special election is taking shape with Republicans choosing their candidate for the fall election.
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The Troy City Council unanimously chose a new interim member Thursday night following a resignation last month.
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Troy City Councilor Kim Ashe-McPherson pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraudulently submitting absentee ballots in last year’s election. Thursday morning, Council President Carmella Mantello said she had received Ashe-McPherson's resignation.
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The Troy City Council is considering creating a “Quality of Life Task Force” to better coordinate the Collar City’s response to minor crimes and code enforcement.