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Troy council limits mayor's power to declare public emergencies (opens the original)
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Troy's all-Democratic city council voted Thursday night to limit the mayor's powers to declare a local emergency. The move, overriding a mayoral veto, is central to the city's debate over its controversial flock cameras. Local Law 4 includes a more detailed process for declaring public emergencies. It also limits a public emergency to 30 days and gives the council the power to overturn the declaration. The council proposed the measure after Republican Mayor Carmela Mantello declared a state of e
Troy passes changes to law regulating automatic license plate readers cameras (opens the original)
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Municipalities around the country are mulling surveillance concerns surrounding the use of automated license plate reader cameras, including those manufactured by Flock Safety. In the Capital Region, Troy officials and residents have been grappling with regulating the use of Flock cameras by city police. WAMC's Sajina Shrestha attended a council meeting in Troy Thursday night and provides the latest updates. INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPTEditor's note: This conversation has been lightly edited for clarity
Massachusetts News (opens the original)
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Aaron Stoquert / Put Over Photo 'DIY-ing into existence': Mass. punk festival, Albany band discuss creating an inclusive punk scene Sajina Shrestha QueerCore Fest, an annual do-it-yourself punk show, returns in Easthampton, Massachusetts this Friday and Saturday. WAMC's Sajina Shrestha spoke with festival organizer Ben Delozier and Albany band Daisy Chain about the event's efforts to create an inclusive space within the Northeastern Hardcore music scene. Springfield Public Schools / City of Spri
'DIY-ing into existence': Mass. punk festival, Albany band discuss creating an inclusive punk scene (opens the original)
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QueerCore Fest, an annual do-it-yourself punk show, returns in Easthampton, Massachusetts this Friday and Saturday. WAMC's Sajina Shrestha spoke with festival organizer Ben Delozier and Albany band Daisy Chain about the event's efforts to create an inclusive space within the Northeastern Hardcore music scene. INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPTEditor's note: This conversation has been lightly edited for clarity. Ben Delozier: Queercore is for everybody, that's maybe part of the point. The real heart of Queerco
SUNY to provide resources for foster care, homeless students (opens the original)
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Foster youth and formerly homeless students attending State University of New York institutions are now eligible for a program aimed at helping them get situated at school. The program will hand out "college essential kits" along with other resources to eligible students hoping to live on campus. The kits will include basic supplies students may need for their dorm room such as bed sheets, towels, and table lamps. According to SUNY, the program works as a wraparound service, helping students who
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