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TROY, N.Y. — The year’s first City Council meeting took off Thursday with a couple of hiccups. The new council has two returning members Irene Sorriento, who is a Republican now representing District 5 (she previously represented District 6 before redistricting, and City Council President, Sue Steele, a Democrat, who is new in her position. […]

TROY, N.Y. — The Troy Fire Department has a new chief, Richard Cellucci. Cellucci, who said he was utterly humbled, was sworn in Wednesday alongside seven other promoted fire department members. “It was an easy decision,” Mayor Patrick Madden said. “He knows how the department runs. He’s an open-minded, thoughtful person. He’s in it for […]

Deputies say the man fired at them first when they came to arrest him on child sex abuse charges.

Today in 1884, the Washington Monument was completed after 36 years of construction — interrupted by the American Civil War and sidelined occasionally thanks to economic turmoil. Made of marble, granite, and bluestone gneiss, it is the world’s tallest stone structure and the world’s tallest obelisk at just over 554 feet and seven inches.

TROY, N.Y. — Voters in Troy elected a Republican majority to the City Council on Tuesday. Districts 1, 2, 5 and 6 elected Republicans while Districts 3 and 4 elected Democrats. In all the districts, no incumbent council member was running for election in their current district. As a result, all of the council members-elect […]

Attorney General Brenda King has directed new inquests into five mid-Ulster killings.

Through the ARP (American Rescue Plan) Federal Grant that Floyd County Schools received, the district chose to focus on funding the fine arts programs.

New inquests will take place into the murders of five Catholic men by the loyalist Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) over 30 years ago. Sean Anderson, T...

'Positive Step In Campaign For Truth And Justice' - O'Neill

There is new evidence on the shootings in Mid-Ulster over 30 years ago, says the attorney general.