Rick Karlin is an Acting Business Editor at the Albany Times Union. He has extensive experience covering state government, energy, and environmental issues, along with themes in arts and entertainment, lifestyle, and sports. Rick's work has been featured in various publications, including the Beaumont Enterprise, San Antonio Express-News, and Government Technology.
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Rick Karlin's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the United States, particularly New York and Albany. His articles cover a wide array of topics including business, government & politics, food & beverage, performances, outdoor survival, movie theaters among others.
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