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Cohoes, New York, is a small city with a rich historical backdrop situated along the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers. Known as the "Spindle City," it was a significant textile manufacturing hub in the 19th century, powered by the impressive Cohoes Falls. Today, Cohoes is experiencing a resurgence, with nearly $35 million invested in infrastructure through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative. The city offers a mix of urban and suburban living across three main areas: The Islands, The River Plain, and the Western Plateau. Housing options include townhouses, multi-units, and single-family homes, with styles ranging from 19th-century bungalows to 20th-century Colonial Revivals. Attractions in Cohoes include Peebles Island State Park, Cohoes Falls Park, and the Empire State Trail, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Remsen Street is a vibrant area with restaurants, shops, and art studios, contributing to the city's community-focused atmosphere. Seasonal events like the Memorial Day Parade and Winter Carnival foster a strong sense of local engagement. The Cohoes City School District is noted for its diversity. Commuting is facilitated by the Capital District Transportation Authority, with major roads connecting residents to nearby Albany and Troy. Both property and violent crime rates are often on par or lower than the national average, though they can spike in the summer months.