Troy Record closes only remaining office

TroyTwo years before Troy became Troy, the city's first newspaper office opened in 1787. Sometime next month, that 232-year streak will come to an end when The Record newspaper closes its small, rented office on River Street.That will mark the first time the city has not had a newspaper office in it since a paper called the Northern Budget opened in 1787, said Stacy Pomeroy Draper, curator of the Rensselaer County Historical Society.At that time, Troy was still called Vanderheyden to reflect its