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ALBANY, NY - MAY 08: U.S. President Barack Obama speaks at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at the University at Albany on May 8, 2012 in Albany, New York. Obama delivered an address that focused on the economy and job creation, two issues which look set to become the central themes of the race against presumptive Republican candidate Mitt Romney. According to a recent Marist College pole, Obama holds a 22-point lead over rival Romney in New York state.

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  • Advocates for higher NY minimum wage renew push

    said Colin Donnaruma, a doctoral student in political philosophy at the University at Albany and an organizer of Occupy Albany. The group often supported by public worker unions is expected to be joined by advocates for the poor.Hunger Action Network will   Read more »

  • Editorial: Keeping nonprofits aboveboard

    news on nonprofits: Albany is moving on two fronts to make sure charities benefit the people of New York rather than insiders. First, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has come out with proposed regulations limiting executive pay at state-funded charities that meet certain   Read more »

  • Letter: Why not fly to other NY cities?

    commuter line were established with nonstop daily flights to Albany , Buffalo and Rochester ["Shaken by turbulence," News, April 23].Many Long Island residents deal with New York State agencies or attend colleges in those cities. Claire Siegel, Patchogue   Read more »

  • Letter: Limit campaign cash to constituents

    "NYers can wrest Albany from fat cats" [Opinion, April 23], Marc N. Weiss' statement, "when your election prospects depend on collecting huge sums from special interests, it makes sense that your donors' voices will ring louder and clearer than others," contradicts   Read more »

  • Arts groups to join competition for NY aid

    cultural organizations will be included in this year's competition for up to $1 billion in economic development aid from Albany , officials said Wednesday.Speaking after a meeting of the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council, Lt. Gov. Robert J.   Read more »

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