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Still boarded up but not forgotten

Written July 7th, 2024 by Hasso Hering

So what’s new with the dwelling at 329 Pine St. S.E., which the City of Albany posted as a “derelict structure” two summers ago? That’s what I was wondering when I passed the place on a bike ride on June 28.


A ‘derelict structure’ along the tracks

Written December 4th, 2022 by Hasso Hering

For people on foot or on a bike, there’s a shortcut across the railroad tracks on Pine Street in Albany. If you take it, as I did again on Sunday, you pass a boarded-up house marked with a City of Albany notice: “Derelict Structure.”


Century-old structure declared ‘derelict’

Written April 27th, 2020 by Hasso Hering

In the century since it was built around 1919 or ’20, the structure at 129 W. First Ave. in Albany has been a candy store and various restaurants and bars. Now its long history may be reaching its end. Or not.


 
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