Ronald L. Smith, the owner of Courtesy Corner Shell, hopes to be able to reopen the Albany station around Nov. 1 with new underground tanks, but there’s been a snag in the project over a building permit.
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An update on Courtesy Corner
As you can see and hear if you click on the few seconds of video above, work has resumed at the Courtesy Corner Shell station in Albany after having temporarily ground to a halt.
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