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As we heard last weekend on Midday Magazine, Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello and other city officials are marking 100 days in office. City Council President Sue Steele is highlighting efforts by the council to ensure the city remains in good financial standings after it recently climbed out of historic debt.
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As they mark 100 days in office, elected officials in Troy are reflecting on their efforts — and their disagreements.
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The City of Troy will receive more than $12.5 million in state funding to replace its lead contaminated service lines.
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Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello updated the city council on a number of efforts at the latest finance committee meeting.
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The City of Troy is bringing on a new comptroller after hiring an outside company to close last year’s books.
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Minority Democrats on the Troy City Council are calling on the mayor to establish a task force to address a slew of housing-related issues.
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Troy’s Hoosick Street connects many communities to major highways, but it’s also the cause of congestion. WAMC spoke with residents and officials about how safety can be improved along the corridor.
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In the early days of its new term, the Troy City Council met again Monday night to make committee head assignments.
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Troy’s new city council met for the first time on Thursday night for its organizational meeting.
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A former Rensselaer County official who pleaded guilty to 12 felonies earlier this year has withdrawn his name for a job in Troy City Hall.