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Gillibrand announces bill to provide childcare services to police officers - Vimarsana News

Gillibrand announces bill to provide childcare services to police officers

ALBANY, NY – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand recently held a press conference at the Albany Police Department’s Washington Ave Extension conference and training facility to announce the introduction of her new bipartisan bill, the Providing Child Care for Police Officers Act.According to a press release from the senator’s office, the bipartisan bill would provide $24 […]

Troy Police add two e-bikes to their fleet of vehicles - Vimarsana News

Troy Police add two e-bikes to their fleet of vehicles

Police patrols in Troy will look a little different starting this week.

Troy Mayor, police chief speak on City Hall burglary - Vimarsana News

Troy Mayor, police chief speak on City Hall burglary

According to a tweet from Carmella Mantello, Troy City Council President, Troy City Hall will be closed on Monday due to a burglary in the Hedley Building that happened over the weekend. Mantello's tweet reads:

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Man charged with $100k trading card heist in Madison County - Vimarsana News

Man charged with $100k trading card heist in Madison County

An Oklahoma man has been charged for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of rare trading cards from shops across the midwest and trying to resell them in Texas.

Area DA expects surge of court activity when pandemic ebbs - Vimarsana News

Area DA expects surge of court activity when pandemic ebbs

Area DA expects surge of court activity when pandemic ebbs FacebookTwitterEmail SCHENECTADY - Schenectady County District Attorney Robert Carney is bracing for what promises to be a busy period for trials at the county courthouse once the pandemic subsides. In a memo last month to county officials, Carney said his office has at least 120 pending indictments, many of them charging violent crimes. He said currently there are 10 murder indictments. "I will be in need of experienced help once the pandemic is over and we will be inundated with trials, " Carney wrote to the county in seeking approv...