Aaron Shellow-Lavine is a journalist based in Albany, New York, and writes for WAMC, Northeast Public Radio. He covers local news and events in the Albany area, with a focus on city council meetings, local politics, and community issues. Aaron is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Albany and surrounding areas.
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WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Aaron Shellow-Lavine
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
New York Governor Kathy Hochul gave her State of the State address Tuesday and legislators are reacting to the Democrat's proposals.
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
The start of early voting for a special election to determine the next Public Works Commissioner in Saratoga Springs is just days away. After a fraught political saga leading to the election, a Democrat is mounting a write-in campaign.
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Industry leaders met this morning for a panel discussion on the state of construction in and around Saratoga County.
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Saratoga Springs’ Commissioner of Finance will not run for re-election this fall.
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
After New York Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled her $252 billion budget proposal this week, local state lawmakers appear to be on board with a new ban on cell phones in schools.
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Saratoga Springs officials gave their state of the city addresses Thursday, highlighting support for the unhoused and major projects over the past year.
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
Saratoga Springs leaders are at odds over how to help meet a growing number of Freedom Of Information Law requests.
By: Stan Hudy
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Aaron Shellow-Lavine
By: Aaron Shellow-Lavine
The Democratic write-in candidate was narrowly leading after Tuesday’s special election for Saratoga Springs Public Works Commissioner. Interim Commissioner Hank Kuczynski was facing Republican nominee Chuck Marshall for the right to serve for the rest of the year.
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