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For the first time in 18 months, Troy’s city council received a quarterly financial report.
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Troy’s narrowly divided city council faces a possible shakeup in Tuesday’s competitive primary races.
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The former Proctor's Theater in Troy will soon be the new home of city hall. But not all city leaders like the plan.
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A bond for a new firehouse in Troy’s Lansingburgh neighborhood is moving after what one city councilor labeled a “disgusting” debate Monday.
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Officials in Troy recently heralded a long-awaited announcement: they would leave their longtime but temporary city hall home. But now, attorneys for landlord First Columbia says the city actually can’t break the lease.
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Even after hearing pleas from residents, a Troy city councilor voted against recognizing June as Pride Month in the city.
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On Friday, officials moved to terminate Troy’s lease of the current City Hall building on River Street.
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Officials in the city of Troy say it is delivering a letter to landlord First Columbia stating it is activating its termination of the lease.
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Leaders say a $67 million, seven-story, mixed-use development will transform Troy’s waterfront.
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The public will soon be able to weigh in on upgrades at Troy’s Prospect Park.