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“Is America ready for a female or
African-American president?”
That was the topic of a lively panel discussion on April
9 at The Linda-WAMC’s Performing Arts Studio in
Albany and later re-aired on WAMC. Panelists included
(pictured l-r): Helen Desfosses, associate professor,
public administration and policy, University at Albany;
Alan Chartock, WAMC chairman and executive director,
who served as moderator; Dan Bazile, spokesman
for Assembly Minority Leader James Tedisco; and
Corey Ellis, member of the City of Albany’s Common
Council Ward 3. The discussion was sponsored by
Manpower and hosted by the Chamber’s Cultural
Diversity Business Council.
Tully Rinckey opens new office
Tully Rinckey PLLC officially opened the doors of its
new law office with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony
on April 17. Pictured left to right: Robert Becker, Town
of Colonie board member; Assemblyman Bob Reilly;
Michael Breslin, Albany County Executive; Greg
Rinckey, Tully Rinckey managing partner; Mathew
Tully, founding partner; and Tracey Brooks,
Congressional candidate.
Taste of Colonie was delicious
june
More than 125 participants experienced a “Taste of Colonie” on April 23 at several
restaurants along Wolf Road, including the Albany Marriott Hotel, Real Seafood, 205
on Wolf, Fuddruckers and Buca di Beppo. Hosted by the Colonie Business Council,
the event offered not only the finest offerings of local restaurants and hotels, but
also networking opportunities and prize giveaways. High Peaks Resort sponsored
this event.
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