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Sacramento aviation executive chosen to lead Albany airport
Albany International Airport has picked aviation executive Stephen Clark as its next CEO, according to the Albany County Airport Authority. Clark was chosen after a national search that began last fall and was led by DSG Global, a search firm the authority hired in August 2025, according to a news release. Clark now serves as deputy director of commercial development for the Sacramento County Department of Airports, which oversees a four-airport system serving more than 13 million passengers each year.
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New York plans a $115 million grocery and housing redevelopment in Schenectady
A vacant Schenectady block could become a place where families buy groceries, find housing, and enjoy public space. New York plans a $115 million redevelopment in Hamilton Hill. The project combines a full-service Save A Lot with 171 affordable and workforce homes. Officials say the investment will replace empty properties...
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Great Barrington: Over $1.7 million in property taxes owed to town
Great Barrington — The Great Barrington Selectboard discussed overdue property taxes owed by property owners at its meeting on Monday, July 27. The board held the discussion with town Treasurer and Collector Alicia Dulin, along with Iris Leahy, an attorney who represents the town with tax title foreclosure cases.
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How This New York Neighborhood Made Way for a Costco Opening Soon
A new Costco will open near Crossgates Mall in Guilderland on August 6, 2026. The warehouse will become the first Costco serving New York’s Capital Region. The site once contained homes, wooded land, and quiet residential streets near Western Avenue. Years of planning, lawsuits, property purchases, and demolition preceded construction. These images show how the neighborhood gradually disappeared as the large retail project took shape.
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Inns of Altamont seeks $3M in tax breaks
GUILDERLAND — The board of the Guilderland Industrial Development Agency this week heard an hour of public comment on a request from the Inns of Altamont for about $3 million in tax breaks for the planned hotel, spa, and wedding venue just outside the village. Board members were then...
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Dalton Board Talks Short-Term Rentals
DALTON, Mass. — As third-party booking platforms have grown in popularity, the number of short-term rentals has increased. Municipalities across Berkshire County have been grappling with how to regulate these rentals, and now the conversation has reached Dalton. According to the state Department of Revenue, Dalton has 22 short-term...
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Board avoids short-cut environmental review for Mercy Care Lane housing project
GUILDERLAND — The town board here was poised to use the state’s newly enacted reforms to speed multifamily housing projects but, after hearing concerns from a neighboring property owner, decided to proceed with the traditional environmental review. “I want to make sure we’re doing it right,” said Supervisor...
The Overlook
Windham Seeks Designation as ‘Pro-Housing Community’
The Town Board voted unanimously on Thursday, July 23, to pass a resolution pledging to help alleviate the ongoing housing crisis, the first in a series of steps toward certification under the state’s Pro-Housing Communities Program. State officials use the term to describe a market in which supply has not kept pace with demand, pushing […] The post Windham Seeks Designation as ‘Pro-Housing Community’ appeared first on The Overlook .
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Landlords push back as Schenectady revisits Good Cause eviction debate
Schenectady, NY (WRGB) — A recommendation to implement New York’s Good Cause Eviction protections in Schenectady drew criticism from landlords and property owners. On July 9th, the Schenectady Housing Stability Task Force outlined their recommendations to improve housing in Schenectady, which included adopting the 'Good Cause eviction law,' which was initially struck down by the Schenectady City Council in 2025.
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Construction begins for more affordable housing in Kingston
KINGSTON – With the comforting sound of construction behind them and the threatening sound of thunder above them, Kingston Housing Administrators, city, county and state lawmakers announced on Tuesday the official beginning of phase two of the city’s housing redevelopment project. Rain began to fall in a downpour...