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Construction begins on Little Italy Marketplace in Troy (opens the original)
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A 10-year effort to turn a parking lot in Troy's Little Italy into a vibrant public space once again reached a milestone on Tuesday. Construction began Tuesday on the new Little Italy Marketplace. The market block used to be a bustling gathering place for Italian Americans of several generations, but activity faded over time. Despite delays from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has received about $500,000 in state funding thanks to the efforts of local, state, and federal officials. The ground
A history of Albany's roads through a bird's-eye view (opens the original)
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Albany’s bird-named roads date back over 200 years — and birds are only half the story. On the corner of TD Bank on State Street, an unassuming plaque gives a clue: “EAGLE ST., FORMERLY DUKE ST.” Hawk Street, Swan Street, Dove Street — an eagle-eyed observer might notice a pattern to some of the roads in Albany. As it turns out, the story behind these streets gives a bird's-eye view of Albany's early days. The city's arrangement reflects the many cultures that shaped it. Broadway and State Stree
Lawmakers call for higher sentences for fatal child neglect after Saratoga County girl dies (opens the original)
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Following the death of a neglected three-year-old in Saratoga County last year, state lawmakers and county officials want to increase sentences for criminally negligent homicide. Authored by State Sen. Jim Tedisco and Assemblyman Matt Simpson, "Joycelynn's Law" is in response to the February 2025 death of Joycelynn Dylewski. The Corinth girl had a severe lice infestation, which led to anemia. She received no medical care for 10 months prior to her death. Her parents were recently each sentenced
Cohoes WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday (opens the original)
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Cohoes World War II veteran Edward Francis Simonik celebrated his 100th birthday in Wednesday's pouring rain. At the Columbia Crest Senior Apartments, Mayor William Keeler presented Simonik with a proclamation declaring June 29, 2026 as Edward Simonik Day in the City of Cohoes. Simonik was born in Watervliet, New York in 1926. He served as a Seabee in the Navy from 1944 to 1946 in the Aleutian Islands of the North Pacific. He worked as a machine operator at Norton in Watervliet for over 40 years
Capital Region advocates rally for Medicare and Medicaid, call for universal healthcare (opens the original)
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Activists and politicians gathered in the West Capitol Park in Albany to urge lawmakers to protect and extend Medicare and Medicaid. On the 61st anniversary of the establishment of Medicare and Medicaid, advocates rallied to condemn the Trump administration's cuts to the public healthcare programs. Signed into law last year, President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act cut about $1 trillion of federal health spending over the next decade. Speakers also urged both federal and state represe
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