When Albany officials and consultants drew up the South Albany Area Plan in 2012, nobody objected to the notion of running a 10-foot-wide paved bike path through the Mennonite Village, the retirement community off Columbus Street.
This is the time of year when Albany bicycle riders must sometimes use the driving lanes because the designated bike lanes are blocked by piles of autumn leaves.
On Saturday I took a bike ride along Conser Road in Millersburg. All the construction there makes for an impressive sight.
Every once in a while I realize how lucky I am, reporting on what I see and interests me, and having you folks reading my stuff and sending in comments from time to time.
It was five years ago that Albany installed an art arrangement of sculptures near a busy highway. If no one talks about it much, or at all, it’s because the thing is kind of hard to see.
Bit by bit, Albany’s new plaza street is taking its final shape as the city’s contractor is getting close to winding up three years of construction on the Albany Waterfront Project.
Couple win dismissal of NA speeding tickets
Albany’s photo radar program in the school zone on North Albany Road hit a bump Wednesday when two speeding tickets were dismissed because the city could not prove that the cameras were working properly.
Tags: foundational reliability, Municipal court, traffic cameras, traffic tickets, Win Eaton