
A month and a half after the Bird company’s electric scooters arrived in Albany, how is this experiment in “urban mobility” working out?
The former Wells Fargo bank in downtown Albany is to be demolished and the site offered for sale to a developer who would build apartments.
The way the construction crew has been making progress, the new railroad trestle on Cox Creek in Albany should be spanning the bike and walking path there any day now.
One of the signs at this construction site caught my eye as I left Bowman Park on a recent bike ride. It pointed me to a section of the Albany Municipal Code I didn’t know existed.
UP’s bridge job on Cox Creek: $2.2 million
In case you haven’t had enough yet of this Cox Creek railroad project, here’s more. Today I heard from Aaron Hunt, senior director of public affairs for the Union Pacific in Portland.
Tags: Cox Creek bridge, Cox Creek trestle, homeless camp, Union Pacific