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State funding to revitalize Saint Rose properties, former Slingerlands ShopRite

Michael Reyes
Michael Reyes
Michael Reyes
Senior Reporter · Schenectady, NY

Michael Reyes, a graduate of Columbia University, has spent over a decade reporting on Albany's economic landscape. His previous roles include business journalism at the Daily Gazette and freelance work for several financial publications. He specializes in uncovering the effects of local policies on small businesses and entrepreneurship.

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Senior Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 5:29 PM · 1 min read
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State funding to revitalize Saint Rose properties, former Slingerlands ShopRite — Garden City Business news

New York State has allocated millions of dollars in funding to revitalize multiple unused properties in Albany County.

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