Good morning, Albany.

On Tuesday at 4 p.m., a man fell 15 feet at Poestenkill Gorge and was rescued from the water, prompting Troy officials to warn residents to stay on marked trails as slippery terrain endangers visitors and first responders, with one firefighter also sustaining an ankle injury.

Sysco said in March it would buy Restaurant Depot in a $29.1 billion deal now under review.

Local business owners warn the consolidation may raise prices and limit access to specialty products as Sysco plans 125 new Restaurant Depot warehouses in a 20-year rollout.

TownePlace Suites in Latham reopened June 9 after a full renovation that introduced new rooms and finishes (the 10-year-old hotel now offers a relaunched guest experience).

The reopening reflects renewed investment in the airport corridor.

The child orchestra performed a memorial concert at Proctors to honor long-time conductor Joseph Gumpper — who led the group for over 20 years before passing away on May 17.

The event celebrated his lasting impact on local music.

Albany-based Parks & Trails New York released an economic impact report showing the 750-mile Empire State Trail generated $1.87 billion in economic activity, supported 9,700 jobs, and added over $200 million in tax revenue; the nonprofit will release a new report in September outlining network expansion plans.

The University at Albany women's rowing program announced that seven student-athletes earned CRCA Scholar-Athlete honors by meeting high GPA and competition requirements (with majors from Human Biology to Mathematics), showcasing their academic and athletic excellence.

Dan Delurey (former White House Director of Clean Energy) will discuss climate change and emerging clean energy technologies today on WAMC with host Ray Graf.

A proposed bus terminal at 106 South Pearl Street is on hold after residents voiced mixed opinions during a county meeting, with some favoring a revival of the abandoned site and others urging different local investments.

The Capital Region Heart Walk raised nearly $480,000 in a Sunday event at Casey Stadium (with awards honoring local heart heroes) to fund CPR training and heart research while supporting the American Heart Association's goal to make every household CPR-ready.

Saratoga Springs native Cherie DeVaux was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people in sports after her historic wins at the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes.

Her successes broke barriers for female trainers on the track.

Free World Cup watch parties are planned this month in Albany, Amsterdam, and Troy.

In Albany, viewings occur at Jennings Landing on June 12 and at Saint Rose Quad on June 13, Amsterdam holds a party at Shuttleworth Park on June 19, and Kick It In Troy begins today with matches and fun.

Forrest Frank Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — MVP Arena — Tickets available — Experience the Grammy-nominated artist Forrest Frank along with special guests Tori Kelly, Cory Asbury, and The Figs in a night of uplifting music.

518 Business Expo

12-5 p.m. — Albany Marriott — Free entry — Support local businesses while enjoying music, food, and raffles at the 518 Business Expo.

Neighborhood Specialist Office Hours

3-5 p.m. — Arbor Hill/West Hill Branch — Free entry — Engage with the Neighborhood Specialist and share your thoughts on local services.

Capital Concert Series Featuring Kansas and Muscle Shoals

5-8:30 p.m. — Empire State Plaza — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of free concerts and festivities at the Plaza this summer.

Neighborhood Specialist Office Hours

3:00 – 4:30 PM — Arbor Hill/West Hill Branch — Free entry — Engage with your local Neighborhood Specialist and share your thoughts on community services.

Alive at Five Summer Concert Series: Classic Rock Night

5-11 p.m. — Washington Park — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of high-energy classic rock with FJ's tribute to Foreigner and Journey.