Discount Tire, described as the largest independent tire and wheel retailer in the world, plans to open an Albany store.
As if Oregon’s land use regulations were not complicated enough, the state is working on additional rules in order to slow climate change and be fair to “priority populations” such as racial and other minorities.
Those clocks on the tower at Albany Station are turning into some kind of headache for the people in city government who have to deal with them again and again.
A year ago the Albany City Council considered a gun issue and then dropped it. Now guns may come up again, in an entirely different context, if the Oregon House goes along and passes Senate Bill 554.
A few details emerged at a public hearing Wednesday about plans for a residential development on 35.2 acres east of Lochner Road.
The Albany City Council took another step Wednesday toward imposing a new city services fee by adopting, without dissent, a plan for how the charge would be structured.
Our EV future and parking on the street
In Oregon’s push to electrify the transportation sector, here’s a question we haven’t heard much about: How does on-street parking work when you have to recharge your car every night so next morning it will start?
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