A Downtown Troy Landmark Closing After More Than A Half Century
A recent wave of business closings to end 2022 in New York's Capital Region isn't slowing down. Since 1998, Clement Frame has been on Troy's Monument Square.
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A recent wave of business closings to end 2022 in New York's Capital Region isn't slowing down. Since 1998, Clement Frame has been on Troy's Monument Square.
The names on the front of the jerseys will be the same but almost everything about this year's Albany Cup between Siena and UAlbany in men's basketball will be different. Since 2001, the two institutions of higher learning, separated by about 5 miles, battled 17 straight years in men's hoops. 16 times the game has been played in downtown Albany, in what is now the MVP Arena, Siena's home court during the season. In 2016, the game was played the only time at the SEFCU Arena, on the campus of UAlbany.
The names on the front of the jerseys will be the same but almost everything about this year's Albany Cup between Siena and UAlbany in men's basketball will be different. Since 2001, the two institutions of higher learning, separated by about 5 miles, battled 17 straight years in men's hoops. 16 times the game has been played in downtown Albany, in what is now the MVP Arena, Siena's home court during the season. In 2016, the game was played the only time at the SEFCU Arena, on the campus of UAlbany.
The names on the front of the jerseys will be the same but almost everything about this year's Albany Cup between Siena and UAlbany in men's basketball will be different. Since 2001, the two institutions of higher learning, separated by about 5 miles, battled 17 straight years in men's hoops. 16 times the game has been played in downtown Albany, in what is now the MVP Arena, Siena's home court during the season. In 2016, the game was played the only time at the SEFCU Arena, on the campus of UAlbany.
There are more than 59,000 rivers and streams in New York, but if you ask someone which is the longest, there's a good chance they'll get it wrong. Now we know for sure, thanks to the NY Department of Environmental Conservation.