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Schenectady City Council faces budget stalemate, with potential layoffs on the line
By Luis Martinez
Downtown Troy Marina closes for 2026
Jessica Tran
Jessica Tran
Bureau Chief · Albany, NY
Jessica Tran has over 15 years of experience covering local government and politics in Albany. A graduate of the University at Albany, she previously worked as a political reporter for the Albany Times Union and has contributed to NPR's local affiliate. Jessica is known for her insightful analysis of policy impacts on the community and her dedication to transparency in government.
More from Jessica →Bureau Chief · Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 6:57 PM · 1 min read
TROY, N.Y. (WNYT)- Mayor Carmella Mantello announced on November 5 that the Downtown Troy Marina will be closing for the year after a successful year of waterfront activity. According to Mantello, the Downtown Troy Marina accommodated 340 individual vessels and generated over $45,000 in dockage revenue, with another $165,000 in fuel sales. The marina s partnership with American Cruise Lines also contributed to the success, bring 17 port calls to Troy. Each vessel carried over 110 passengers between Troy and Manhattan. The City of Troy says it intends to capitalize on its unique waterfront assets, strengthening existing partnerships, and creating new opportunities for economic growth in downtown Troy. Downtown Troy Marina will reopen in 2027. The post Downtown Troy Marina closes for 2026 appeared first on WNYT.com NewsChannel 13.
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