The new playground in Monteith Riverpark is coming along, and now a couple of things I wondered about have been cleared up.
Once again the construction gate was ajar and no one seemed to be around on Monday afternoon, so the bike and I snuck into Monteith Riverpark to look at how the park’s reconstruction was coming along.
The new stage at Monteith Riverpark looks almost finished, and on Tuesday I took advantage of an open gate in the construction fence to walk in and take a closer look.
The two river-viewing piers on Albany’s waterfront have been closed to the public for reconstruction since last spring, but now there’s a sign of some progress.
Here’s your chance to spend some money and get your name on pieces of Albany’s Monteith Riverfront Park.
When you’re on your bike in Albany, it’s not often that a snake crosses your path. When it does happen, you may want to stop and take a closer look, which is what I did one day last month.
Waterfront Project: 2 months to grand opening
If you were looking for a shorthand progress report on Albany’s Waterfront Project, and even if you weren’t, City Manager Peter Troedsson provided one on Friday.
Tags: Monteith Riverpark, Montgomery Street, railroad crossings, Waterfront Project, Waterv Avenue