Every evening lately I’ve ridden the bike past the former Cumberland Church to see if the steeple had been lifted off and moved in advance of moving the building itself, as is the plan. As you can see above, the answer is “not yet.”
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4th and Calapooia: Another step in this saga
If you’re like me, you look forward to the day when the property at this Albany street corner will drop out of the local news. But that day is some time off.
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