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Financially strained Buffalo City Hall chooses vehicle leasing plans to replace aging police and fire fleet
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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.
More from Michael →Senior Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 11:32 PM · 1 min read
PITTSFIELD, Mass. (NEWS10) -- Algal blooms can keep people from enjoying a lake for weeks, or even longer. A company in Pittsfield believes it has a new way to solve them. Algae live in most waters. But heat, still water, and extra nutrients can turn it into a toxic bloom. According to the New York [...]
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