This is the year the Waverly Drive bridge on Cox Creek will finally be replaced with a new one.
Every time I have driven past the traffic cameras on North Albany Road in the last few months, and I do this twice a day, it has been impossible to get a ticket. Yet more than 300 drivers get speeding tickets there every month. How come?
If the results of a city survey reflect reality, people think the quality of living in Albany is still pretty good but may have gone downhill on several fronts over the last few years.
A proposal to add around a thousand housing units on Albany’s east side is sailing through the city’s approval process without anybody asking questions related to growth.
Albany’s new “plaza street” on the Willamette riverfront has sustained some damage well before it has seen its first intended use for events like the farmers’ market.
Prompted by the demolition of a building at the campus of the National Energy Technology Lab, rumors are flying about what the U.S. Department of Energy has in mind for the Albany site.
‘Franklin Reserve:’ Billboard shows the plan
An errand last month took me along Airport Road in Albany, where I was surprised to see a billboard that said the site of a long-planned housing development was for sale.
Tags: Airport Road, development plan, Franklin Avenue, Franklin Reserve, housing, land use