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The New York State Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday as former St. Clare’s Hospital workers seek to recover their pensions. A resolution has not been reached.
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Albany County District Attorney Lee Kindlon says his staff has made great strides during his first 100 days in office.
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As Trump administration officials seek to examine "new scientific information on potential health risks of fluoride in drinking water," some Albany Common Councilors are favoring a moratorium on the chemical's use in municipal drinking water.
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In the midst of national economic uncertainty, the leader of Bethlehem says the Albany County town is doing well — for now.
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The Medical Society of the State of New York is accusing a major health insurer of withholding payments.
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An independent accounting firm found inaccuracies with fiscal and management records under the former Albany County Airport Authority head who was fired last year.
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A public hearing was held Monday night in Hudson on a petition to revise the city charter.
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Mayor Kathy Sheehan and Police Chief Brendan Cox recently are continuing a series of "community conversations" about building safer neighborhoods in Albany.
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The Albany Common Council continues to examine a proposed change to existing law that would eliminate single-family home zoning throughout the city.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has taken the wraps off a state-of-the-art nuclear training center.
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State lawmakers are pushing for pension parity for military firefighters to be included in New York’s next budget.
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An Albany mayoral candidate is withdrawing from the race.