At the risk of too much repetition, let’s return to Albany’s Waverly Lake for a status report after the latest round of fighting an outbreak of aquatic growth.
The Dave Clark Path along Albany’s Willamette riverfront could use a general sprucing up, such as trimming of vegetation along and especially above the path.
Just to follow up: The low tree I ran into on Albany’s Dave Clark Path on Wednesday evening is gone.
Two days after getting conked on the head and thrown off my bike on Albany’s Dave Clark Riverfront Path, I visited the scene again on Friday and found the culprit still there.
About a year and a half ago, in November 2024, the city put up warning barricades at a spot on the Dave Clark Riverfront Path where adjoining plates had separated and opened a gap. The barricades are still there, and so is the gap.
The renovation of Deerfield Park in South Albany was supposed to be complete by the fall of 2025. But as nearby residents know, it is not quite finished yet.
Paddle boat season is about to end
In case you’re wondering (and even if you’re not), your chances of paddling around Albany’s Waverly Lake on a yellow duckling paddle boat are about to end for the year.
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