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ALBANY — Katie Newcombe has found her niche in the economic development world: working to benefit an entire region rather than a single town, city or county.
Wolf Road, region's 'Main Street,' struggles in pandemic economy FacebookTwitterEmail A near-empty parking lot is seen at the New York State Department of Transportation offices on Wednesday, April 22, 2020, on Wolf Road in Colonie, N.Y. Office lots are mostly empty as staff work from home during the coronavirus lockdown. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times Union COLONIE — It is the Capital Region's Main Street, drawing travelers and shoppers from far and wide. But the pandemic, which crippled the hospitality, restaurant and brick-and-mortar retail sectors, has hit Wolf Road...
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What will encourage workers to get coronavirus vaccines? Some Capital Region employers are trying small cash incentives and paid time off. FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed to pharmacies and health departments around the Capital Region. The Pfizer vaccine is being sent to a state-run mass-vaccination site at the University at Albany.Provided PhotoShow MoreShow Less 3of3 With grocery store workers, public transit employees, educators and first responders now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, some employers are encouraging their employees to get vaccin...
ALBANY, N.Y. â The Capital Region Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a Zoom conversation with U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. In front of Capital Region business owners and elected officials, Schumer, D-NY, discussed the impact of the recently enacted CARES 2 Act. Additionally, Schumer spoke to how he and his colleagues and the newly minted Biden Administration are working to craft the next wave of federal support. According to Schumer, those funds will look to provide aid to citizens and businesses, along with state and local governments. - Advertisement - "We all know that ...