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- ‘Franklin Reserve’ to cut 251 oaks, keep 58
- Court date coming up in ‘nuisance’ case
- Monday you may have to alter your route
- Close to town, there’s the open road
- For better reliability: Board OKs PP&L project
- See how clear of vines this path is now
- Why pickleball courts have been delayed
- The work of a disgruntled beaver?
- Neighbors pay the fee and appeal ‘The Banks’
- Tall weeds? They can be kind of useful
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- Details emerge in Albany riverfront planning 6 comments
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- CARA asked to help in building restoration 8 comments
- Restoration grant request runs into trouble 16 comments
- City OKs increase in plans for ‘The Banks’ 13 comments
- This road: Let’s spell it like we say it 12 comments
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East of Lyon: A remarkable comeback
On an evening stroll through central Albany east of Lyon Street, I took a few photos of houses that impressed me as restored, repainted, fixed up, or just showing signs that the owner or somebody has been taking good care of them.
Tags: Albany housing, east of Lyon, Hackleman District, historic districts, housing renovation, old Albany