Fort Orange

noun

a former Dutch fort on the site of Albany, N.Y.

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But with coronavirus cases plummeting, many have resumed raising money in person again, mingling with donors at the Fort Orange Club, the members-only mansion that has long served as a safe haven for politicians wanting to socialize away from prying eyes.

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“I’m not on the circuit; I’m just at one party,” James E. McMahon, a lobbyist with the nickname Cadillac, insisted, as he milled about an event for the Senate Republican Campaign Committee at the Fort Orange Club.

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Mr. Parker’s event was at the Fort Orange Club, a popular venue where three fund-raisers were held that evening.

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If there’s a must-stop venue on the circuit, it is the Fort Orange Club, a wood-paneled 1880s clubhouse still used by many Republican legislators as their home away from home.

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The State Museum has 36,000 objects in its Fort Orange archaeology collection.