Recipient
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Amount
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Granting Agency
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DeWitt Clinton Hotel (Albany): Certified Rehabilitation Work on Historic Buildings, Federal Historic Tax Credits
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$40,000,000
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National Park Service
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Fulmont Community Action Agency: Head Start
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$2,337,814
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HHS Office of Head Start
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Health Research, Inc./ NYS Department of Health: Tobacco Control Program
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$2,267,446
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HHS National Center for Chronic Diseases Prevention and Health Promotion
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NYS Office for the Aging: NYS Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program (SHIP)
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$2,538,553
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HHS Administration For Community Living
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NYS Office of Emergency Management: Statewide emergency protective measures implemented as a direct result of FEMA-4085-DR-NY Hurricane Sandy
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$5,933,734
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FEMA
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Resolving the Controversy of REE Diffusion in Olivine
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$16,200
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National Science Foundation - Collaborative Research
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Schenectady Community Action Program: Head Start
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$1,532,736
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HHS Office of Head Start
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SUNY Polytechnic Institute: Automated Proof Construction and Verification for Attribute-based Cryptography
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$174,860
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National Science Foundation - CRII: SaTC
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TOTAL
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$54,801,343
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