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Classical Notes: As his star rises, flutist aims to bring others along FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 3of3  Flutist Anthony Trionfo, fresh out of graduate school, wants to be a star soloist and he seems to be off to a fine start.  His first recital since the Covid lockdown is for Clarion Concerts and will be streamed starting on Saturday evening.  Clarion is a well established though modest local series, but its artistic director is the internationally acclaimed flutist Eugenia Zukerman.  If a f...

Fire guts row of Troy homes for second time in three days FacebookTwitterEmail 1of24 Fire damaged several homes Tuesday evening on Ninth Street in Troy. It was the second time in three days that fire gutted a row of homes in the city.Paul Buckowski / Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of24 Fire damaged several homes Tuesday evening on Ninth Street in Troy. It was the second time in three days that fire gutted a row of homes in the city.Paul Buckowski / Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 3of24 4of24 Fire...

TROY – A rezoning proposal to allow the construction of 240 apartments on 10 acres in...

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TROY, N.Y. — The City of Troy’s annual hydrant flushing program will be conducted beginning Monday, May 3, through Tuesday, May.

By Bill Galluccio Apr 27, 2021 The family of a North Carolina man who was shot and killed by police is demanding justice after they were shown heavily edited body camera footage from the incident. Deputies were trying to arrest  Andrew Brown Jr., 42, on a felony drug charge and blocked his vehicle in his driveway. As Brown attempted to flee, officers opened fire, striking him multiple times. Officials have kept most of the details about the shooting under wraps but agreed to show his family ...

Just what sparked the flames is still under investigation.

Apr 27, 2021 Photo: Getty Images Hotels in New York state could soon be forced to stop giving out free plastic toiletries. On Monday, the state senate was scheduled to vote on a ban that would stop hotels from using the environmentally unfriendly bottles for things like shampoo, liquid soap and mouthwash. The assembly approved the bill last week. If signed by Governor Cuomo, it would go into effect by 2024 for large hotels and 2025 for small hotels.  

By Bill Galluccio Apr 27, 2021 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its mask guidance for people who are fully vaccinated. You are considered fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, or two weeks after the first dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Under the updated guidance, the CDC says it is safe for fully vaccinated people to engage in a variety of activities without wearing a mask, include small outdoor gathering...

The governor said that he's confident an investigation being conducted will vindicate him.