TROY, N.Y. Mayor Carmella Mantello took to the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall stage Wednesday night to deliver her first State of the City address. Throughout the speech, she emphasized three points: safer, cleaner, and greener. “These efforts aim to dramatically improve the quality of life for everyone who calls Troy home, transforming our […]
TROY, N.Y. â Mazzone Hospitality and the Boys and Girls Club of the Capital Area (BGCCA) recently announced they are holding a fundraising event on Friday, May 14 to benefit the 20 residents displaced by the April 25 fire on 4th Street.
The event includes a spaghetti and meatball dinner as well as a silent auction and will be held at River Street Market, 433 River Street in Troy. Presale tickets for the dinner as well as donations can be placed online at https://bgcalbany.z2systems.com/eventReg.jsp?event=164&.
The spaghetti and meatball dinner is prepared by Mazzone Hospitality and available for $10 each. Included are spaghetti with marinara sauce, meatballs, grated parmesan, red pepper flake, and an Italian roll with butter. Napkins and disposable cutlery are available. The meals will be served for hot takeout by volunteers from Mazzone Hospitality as well as the Boys and Girls Club of the Capital Region. Additional donations by Waypoint and Acosta as well as Johnston P
Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on May 6, 2021 at 7:25 AM
Connor White. (Provided photo.)
A spaghetti dinner, raffle and silent auction being held Friday, May 14, will raise funds for the 20 people displaced by a
Meals, at $10 apiece, will include spaghetti and meatballs with sauce and buttered roll. The meals will be served for hot takeout from 4 to 7 p.m. at River Street Market, 433 River St. Staffing the event will be volunteers from Mazzone Hospitality, which is making the dinner, and the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area. The two organizations are co-sponsoring the fundraiser in part because each has an employee affected by the fire.
No criminal charges in woodchuck death, cops say
Two Rensselaer officers remain on paid suspension
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Troy police said Tuesday there is not sufficient information to file criminal charges against two Rensselaer police officers in the death of a woodchuck on a golf course this summer.
And while those officers remain on paid administrative suspension, the case has been referred to the state Department of Environmental Conservation. After thoroughly reviewing all available information regarding the case and in consultation with the Rensselaer County District Attorney s Office, it has been determined that the case did not yield sufficient information to warrant charges, according to a statement issued by Troy Police Capt. Dan DeWolf. Reports of damage to the golf course could not be substantiate