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Mayor announces new Troy City Hall location amid viability concerns

TROY, NY (WTEN) — Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello announced a new location for city hall on Tuesday. It comes amid concerns around the city’s current lease agreement.…

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Landlord says missed deadline means Troy can’t leave City Hall site

TROY, NY (Times Union) — Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello’s recent attempt to move City Hall out of rented space in Hedley Park Place is null and void, according to landlord…

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Despite scrutiny, lawyer says sex offender registry is old, but still serves its purpose

SYRACUSE, NY (CNY Central) — Court documents from 2013 revealed that Ryan Pontello, 33, of Clay, N.Y., was arrested for sex crimes against a 5-year-old girl in Oswego…

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Legal dispute brewing over Troy City Hall lease agreement

TROY, NY (WTEN) — Troy City Mayor Carmella Mantello promised a new city hall in 2027, and said the city is terminating the current lease at the Hadley Building, early.…

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Landlord: Troy can’t break city hall lease

TROY, NY (WAMC) — Officials in Troy recently heralded a long-awaited announcement: they would leave their longtime but temporary city hall home. But now, attorneys for…

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Dispute Over Troy City Hall Lease Sparks Legal Battle

TROY, NY (WGY News Radio) — A legal dispute has emerged in Troy over the early termination of the city hall lease at the Hadley Building. Mayor Carmella Mantello announced…

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Timeline: All the I-Team knows about Ryan Pontello, accused of luring, raping young girl

SYRACUSE, NY (CNY Central) — On Tuesday, June 10, the Onondaga County Sheriff and District Attorney came together to announce the arrest of 33-year-old Ryan Pontello.…

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Army adds preliminary hearing schedules to court docket, speeds release of court-martial results

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Stars and Stripes) — The Army has begun to post publicly the schedule of preliminary court hearings used to determine whether there is enough evidence…

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‘Null and void’: Troy cannot move out of City Hall early, legal reps say

TROY, NY (Troy Record) — According to legal representatives of the City of Troy’s landlord, First Columbia, City Hall will remain at 433 River St. for the next…

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‘Devastating’ Cuts Would Put EEOC Workforce At 45-Year Low

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Law360) — The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s plan to shed hundreds of workers in the coming year and a half would leave it with its…

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