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Dark corner: City working to get it lit
A question about a poorly lighted South Albany intersection, potentially dangerous to pedestrians using the crosswalk these dark winter nights, has not fallen on deaf ears at City Hall. Instead, Albany Public Works is working on a fix.
Tags: Albany Public Works, Albany streets, Geary Street, Grand Prairie Road