Riding around Albany on the bike, I’ve noticed what seems to me to be a growing trend: People parking on the wrong side of the street.
Citing privacy and constitutional concerns, the majority of the Albany City Council voted Wednesday to terminate the city’s contract with Flock Safety for license plate readers.
Four downtown organizations are sharing in the last batch of grants handed out by the Albany Revitalization Agency, which governs the CARA urban renewal program.
The crushing defeat of the governor’s and other Democrats’ bill to increase the gas tax and motor vehicle fees tells the Albany City Council something about the chances of a local fuel tax.
Owners of the former Oregon Electric Railway depot will receive at least part of the last grants to be handed out by the Central Albany Revitalization District (CARA), the city council has decided.
With the price of gas soaring, would Albany voters this year approve a local fuel tax? Not a chance.
The weeds keep growing on city-owned lots
Will the three empty lots owned by the City of Albany at Jackson Street and Ninth Avenue ever find a use other than growing weeds?
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