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The Albany Times Union is an American daily newspaper focused on local news, politics and community reporting across New York’s Capital Region. First published in 1856, it provides comprehensive coverage of the issues, events and people shaping Albany and the surrounding communities, making it one of the region’s leading news sources. The newspaper is known for its in-depth reporting on state government, public policy, business and education, benefiting from its location in New York’s capital city. It also features breaking news, investigative journalism and human-interest stories that reflect the diverse communities of eastern New York. Sports coverage includes local high school athletics, college sports and professional teams from across the region, while lifestyle and entertainment sections highlight arts, dining, travel and cultural events. The newspaper combines authoritative reporting with a strong commitment to public service journalism, offering readers thoughtful analysis alongside timely local, national and international news. Available on PressReader, the Times Union newspaper delivers trusted journalism, regional insight and comprehensive daily news coverage from New York’s Capital Region.
ALBANY — Anyone tempted to think the city’s Veterans Day Parade isn’t a vital tradition should talk to Barry Gaffney, who stood alone on a Central Avenue sidewalk Wednesday wearing an Army jacket. Gaffney comes to the parade every year, and...
NEW YORK— In Corona, the intersection of 104th Street and 37th Drive in Queens is conamed Staff Sgt. Alex Jimenez Way. It’s one demonstration of the way the community has honored Jimenez, a soldier deployed from Fort Drum who went missing in...
ALBANY — Ten months before all of the state’s public schools switch to a new set of graduation requirements, the state education commissioner said her department doesn’t have enough money for the endeavor. The initiative has been in the...
GUILDERLAND — The residents of an enclave on the Rotterdam border thought they had won. On Aug. 19, the five-member Zoning Board of Appeals voted on a special-use permit that would have allowed a tenant of an industrial park to build a...