Jim Franco is a local journalist based in Albany, New York. He writes for the Times Union and Spotlight Newspapers, with his work also appearing in publications such as Brooklyn Defenders and The Post-Star. Jim's articles cover a range of topics including community events, holiday celebrations, sports, and local news.
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Albany, New York, United States (Local)
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Jim Franco's coverage mainly focuses on local events, community celebrations, and public services in the Albany area. His articles also include a significant amount of photography.
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Pub crawl revelers along Saratoga Springs streets aid the Franklin Community Center
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The seven-day celebration of African-American culture and heritage continues through Jan. 1.
Spotlight News is a division of Community Media Group, LLC. Our local offices are located at 341 Delaware Ave., Delmar, NY 12054. You can contact us at 518.439.4949.
Eight teams of Girl Scouts take on science and technology challenges at an event Saturday
Michael Woods, Colonie's retiring police chief, was walked out of the building during a Friday afternoon ceremony.
Despite temperatures that could make your freezer feel like the equator, folks enjoyed Grafton Lakes State Park activities
The National Weather Service in Albany says between 1-3 inches of snow could fall in the Capital Region, more in the mountains.
COLONIE – The South Colonie Central School District will host this year’s regional Kidwind Challenge, the industry-leading renewable energy design and construction student competition that encourages renewable energy education in the classroom. This year’s event will measure power produced as well as have students make presentations to judges at Sand Creek Middle School on Saturday, March 23 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
By: Jim Franco
LATHAM – In the heart of Latham, New York stands a testament to tradition, family, and the enduring power of gathering around a table for a meal. This year, The Century House Restaurant marks a remarkable milestone, celebrating 75 years of culinary excellence, warm hospitality, and memorable events. Since its inception in 1949, The Century House has been more than just a restaurant; it has been a place where history is savored, and every visit is an occasion.
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