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TROY, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced the groundbreaking for Flanigan Square, a $65 million development project on Troy’s River Street. Located within Troy’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative District, officials said in a press release the project will help to address local challenges like housing and food insecurity as well as create a waterfront destination […]

TROY, N.Y. — Officials at the Troy Turkey Trot (TroyTurkeytrot.com), announced on Tuesday that registration is open for the seventy-sixth running of the Trot on Thanksgiving morning (Thursday, Nov. 23) and that more than 2,750 participants have signed up with less than a month to go. A signature event of the Collar City’s holiday festivities, […]

TROY, N.Y. — Collar City residents have the opportunity this year to elect a new mayor. Troy Mayor Patrick Madden, a Democrat, is unable to run for a third straight four-year term due to the City Charter. Voters will elect the city’s first female mayor with Troy City Council President Carmella Mantello as the Republican […]

The city of Troy will choose a new mayor on November 7th, making history regardless of who wins.Republican candidate and current City Council president Carmella

TROY, N.Y. — Bargain Grocery held a ceremonial groundbreaking this week for its new location on River Street in North Central Troy. The nonprofit grocery store, headquartered in Utica, is opening at 558 River St. in May. It promises “quality, healthy food at affordable costs” to combat food insecurity in Troy neighborhoods. The store offers […]

Democrat Nina Nichols and Republican Carmella Mantello are vying to be Troy's next mayor.

River Street in the City of Troy is welcoming an exciting new grocery shopping option- one of only two in the state!

TROY, N.Y. — The city is allocating $1 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to establish the Community Business Investment Grant program. The program will be administered by the Local Development Corporation. Its intention is to invigorate local businesses and strengthen the Troy community by providing financial support to eligible commercial and mixed-use […]

TROY, N.Y. — Thanks to a mix of funding from the federal American Rescue Plan Act, $500,000 state aid to municipalities (SAM) funding from Assemblymember John McDonald and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, and municipal funding appropriated by the Troy City Council, the 112th Street Park in Lansingburgh will soon see improvements. The project calls for […]

TROY, N.Y. — Rensselaer Street in Troy’s North Central neighborhood has been converted from a one-way to a two-way street, effective immediately. The change was passed by the Troy City Council in 2021 and executed this year through the teamwork of the city’s Departments of Streets and Engineering. It was endorsed by former City Engineer […]