Albany may face a renewed discussion about what flags other than the traditional ones to display at City Hall.
An evening bike ride took me past Albany City Hall on Thursday, June 1, and I saw the results of action the city council took on May 24 in the matter of flags on display.
Looks like there won’t be a “Pride” flag on the pole in front of Albany City Hall next month after all.
Monday was the last day to file for elective offices in the Albany city government, and there was no last-minute rush to sign up.
Monday was the first day in two weeks you didn’t need an appointment to do business at Albany City Hall. I doubt that’s the reason a Canada goose decided to stake out the entrance, but there it was.
If they asked me, I would recommend changes in the layout of the room where the Albany City Council meets. People might appreciate it if the arrangement did not force councilors and their staff advisers to look down on the common folk below. Seems like in our system it would be more fitting if they […]
Albany ‘proceeds with litigation’ but why?
The Albany City Council has voted to sue somebody, apparently, but the members evidently don’t want the public to know the details, such as who and why.
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