Albany’s city leaders were in the middle of an effort to revitalize its downtown when the pandemic hit and closed down the state government. Now, they are trying to bring the city back to life.
Source: New York Times
New York’s Grand Capitol Slowly Awakens From Pandemic Slumber
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