Unless you stocked up on library books, you’ll have to find something else to read in the next few days. In Albany, you can’t get any more until the end of the month.
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Typos can happen to enyone …
Written March 11th, 2020 by Hasso Hering
… even the makers of Albany street signs. This one was called to my attention by Tom Cutsforth, a resident of Park Terrace. In turn, he says, it had been pointed out to him by his friend and neighbor Dr. Tim Reid. “I formerly was in the automobile business,” Tom reminded me, “and had a […]
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Following up: Yes, new railings were approved
Written March 6th, 2020 by Hasso Hering
Just to finish a little story about Albany’s historic preservation efforts that appeared here on Feb. 24: Yes, the replacement of railings on the house at 1105 First Ave. N.E. has, as expected, received the city’s OK.
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On the riverfront: Noticed something going on
Written March 2nd, 2020 by Hasso Hering
There’s something in the works off the Dave Clark Riverfront Path, just west of the railroad trestle, and it may have something to do with Albany’s waterfront redevelopment project. Or it may not.
Albany’s northeast corner: Taking a look
Written January 16th, 2020 by Hasso Hering
Unless you live there, the new neighborhoods in northeast Albany are kind of out of the way, being on the “other side” of I-5. The bike took me there on Thursday just to take a look.
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Tags: Albany northeast, Draperville, Meadow Ridge School, Santa Maria Avenue, Timber Ridge Place
Tags: Albany northeast, Draperville, Meadow Ridge School, Santa Maria Avenue, Timber Ridge Place
Linn County considers adding courthouse wing
Written January 8th, 2020 by Hasso Hering
This is the east side of the Linn County Courthouse, and county officials are proposing to expand this side with a new wing to provide more space and better security for the state courts.
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On Clark Path, the wait is nearly over
Pretty soon people may be able to walk or bike along the full length of Albany’s Dave Clark Riverfront Path again. Construction of a sewer lift station on the path near Montgomery Street is nearly finished.
Tags: Dave Clark Path, sewer pump station