Mayoral candidates Q&A: Public safety
This is the first in a series of Q&As with all five mayoral candidates on various city issues. This format is similar that used in this 12-question Reddit thread created by Reddit user cybermage,...
View ArticleComment Period Extended for Pipeline
We just got this regarding an extension for public comment on the pipeline proposed to go through Rensselaer County:FERC EXTENDS SCOPING COMMENT PERIODNASSAU SUPERVISOR HAD CALLED FOR FEDERAL HELP FOR...
View ArticleParking Restrictions, Road Closures for Albany Fire Chief's Funeral
ALBANY – On Friday, Sept. 4, the following road closures and parking restrictions will be in effect during the funeral services for former Albany Fire Chief Robert Forezzi Sr.Parking Restrictions – 6...
View ArticleCapital Region organizations to participate in NYSID WORKS! a community thank...
New York State Industries for the Disabled, Inc. recognizes employment of New Yorkers with disabilities during statewide day of community serviceAlbany– New York State Industries for the Disabled, Inc....
View ArticleState DOT Installing Upgraded Traffic Signals
From a press release:New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Matthew J. Driscoll Tuesday announced that work is under way on a project to upgrade traffic signals to more safely...
View ArticleCohoes Council Candidates Call for Vliet Street Fire Station to be Open Full...
COHOES – Multiple candidates running for the 5th Ward Common Council seat have said they want the Vliet Street Fire Station to be open full-time.Those running in the 5th Ward include Sharon Gariepy,...
View Article400 Seniors, 400 students without power in Albany in Summer-Like Temperatures
By Danielle SanzoneALBANY >> With high temperatures this week, more than 3,000 people were without power Tuesday night and Wednesday in the Pine Hills section of Albany, around Madison Avenue....
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The Arts Center welcomes Elizabeth Reiss as new CEO
The Arts Center of the Capital Region will welcome a new CEO, Elizabeth Reiss, at the end of September.Elizabeth Reiss "We are so fortunate to have Elizabeth lead our organization and build upon the...
View ArticleUPDATE: Fatal Stabbing Sunday on Elberon Place in Albany
Albany police are investigating a homicide that occurred on Elberon Place over the weekend.On Sunday, September 20, 2015 at approximately 1 a.m. officers responded to Elberon Place for a report of a...
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Park Playhouse - Palace Theatre Expand Educational and Theatrical Partnership
ALBANY - Partners continue enhancing collaboration to host year-round workshops in newly renovated studio & classroom space, as well as an expanded slate of family-oriented productions on the...
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Troy community kicks off school year
Troy, NY – This past weekend hundreds of Troy community members, students and families came out at various locations to kick off the 2015-2016 school year. Troy Middle School started things off with a...
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Oakwood Chapel Benefit Slated for October 22
TROY - Oakwood Cemetery’s 14th Annual Evening at the Earl benefit is just one month away! On Thursday October 22 from 5PM – 8PM the Friends of Oakwood will once again host their fund-raiser in support...
View ArticleColonie Supervisor Candidate Reacts to Assessment of Town Finances
Campaign News:Promises fiscal responsibility, accountable advocacy for working families Colonie Town Supervisor candidate Christine Benedict (R,C,I-Colonie) today issued the following...
View ArticleNeil J. Kelleher is New Chairman of Hudson Valley Community College Board of...
TROY >> Neil J. Kelleher of Lansingburgh, a retired employee and alumnus of Hudson Valley Community College and former chairman of the Rensselaer County Legislature, was elected chairman of the...
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Albany Rural Cemetery Tour October 4
Lansingburgh Historical Society Presents A Tour of Albany Rural Cemetery Led by Michael Barrett Sunday, October 4, 2015 1:00pm to 4:00pm.Albany Rural Cemetery is the third oldest rural cemetery in the...
View ArticleAlbany Man Pleaded Guilty in Hit and Run Case
District Attorney P. David Soares announced today that LAMAR JACKSON, 34, of Albany, pleaded guilty to (1) Count of Leaving the Scene of an Incident Without Reporting, a Class D Felony, before the...
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Capital Roots raises $90,000 at 9th annual Autumn Evening in the Garden
Celebrating 40 Years of Fresh Food for All in the Capital RegionTROY – Capital Roots raised a record-breaking $90,000 (up 23 percent from the previous year) at their 9th annual ‘Autumn Evening in the...
View ArticleWashington Avenue Extension Westbound Closed this Weekend in Albany
Watch for Westbound Closure on Washington Avenue Extension This WeekendMotorists are advised that a stretch of westbound Washington Avenue Extension in the City of Albany will be closed starting Friday...
View ArticleMayoral candidates Q&A: Economic Development
This is an installment in a series of Q&A posts with mayoral candidates. The Record sent candidates a number of questions on different topics in mid-August and their full answers can be found here....
View ArticleMayoral candidates Q&A: Finances
The following questions were sent to mayoral candidates in mid-August, along with a number of questions on other city issues. See our previous posts with Q&As on public safety and economic...
View ArticleMayoral candidates Q&A: Housing
The following questions were sent to mayoral candidates in mid-August, along with a number of questions on other city issues. Republican candidate Jim Gordon did not submit answers to these...
View ArticleMayoral candidates Q&A: Infrastructure, Parks and Recreation
The following questions were sent to mayoral candidates in mid-August, along with a number of questions on other city issues. See our previous posts with Q&As on public safety and economic...
View ArticleMayoral candidates Q&A: miscellaneous
This is the final post in a series of Q&As with mayoral candidates. While our previous posts had specific topics like public safety, infrastructure or housing, this last post is...
View ArticleCEO and Unity House working together to brighten holidays for area children
TROY– CEO and Unity House are once again joining forces to provide holiday gifts to families in need. The joint effort, known as the Holiday Store, engages families who need a little extra help during...
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Wreaths for a cause
ALBANY>> Bright Horizons Adult Day Care Program members and staff put their heads together to create holiday wreaths for a good cause. After the Times Union announced “Circles of Caring,” Bright...
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