"How can a previously vital, industrial-based city such as Troy, New York, affect sustainable change in the 21st century?": Tech Valley High School

How can a previously vital, industrial-based city such as Troy, New York, affect sustainable change in the 21st century?
Tech Valley High School
Troy, New York

Taping Date: October 10, 2007
WAMC Linda Norris Auditorium – 339 Central Avenue, Albany, New York
Running time: 60:00

Members of the inaugural class from Tech Valley High School in Rensselaer County discuss issues concerning the revitalization of Troy, New York, with Hilary Lamishaw, Director of Community Affairs, Troy Rehabilitation & Improvement Program, Inc.; and mixed-use real estate developers Deane Pfeil and John Hedley.

Moderated by WAMC’s David Guistina.

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Read about Tech Valley High School and its participation in the Youth Media Project in On Board, the New York State School Boards Association newsletter here.
Educators interested in learning more about or participating in the Youth Media Project: Student Town Meetings should contact:

Maryanne Malecki
Education Director
WAMC Northeast Public Radio
318 Central Avenue
Albany, NY 12206
518-465-5233, ext. 135
mmalecki@wamc.org

Tech valley High School Group Photo

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If you have questions about WAMC’s Youth Media Project: Student Town Meetings please contact Maryanne Malecki, Education Director, at 518-465-5233, ext. 135, or e-mail, mmalecki@wamc.org.