A quick recap of the week
Here are a few highlights from the past week on AOA:
+ We gave away tickets to Historic Albany's BUILT event by asking: If you could build anything in the Capital Region, what would it be?
+ That time Albany's Washington Park was a grave yard.
+ Lauren checked out Pittsfield State Forest just over the border in Massachusetts.
+ Sean asked about finding a good HVAC contractor.
+ Eat this: chicken parm at D'Raymond's.
+ We got a look at the new Wolff's Biergarten in Schenectady.
+ What was up in the Neighborhood this week: being the village, a wine tour, Taconic Sculpture Park, an autumn trip to the beach, old school, the new Maestro's, smallcheapunique, beloved soup, Mexican Radio, Soul Cafe, the Squirrelly Six, 8-bit fire, and a particular philosophical pickle of living.
+ Liz asked about finding a church with a younger congregation.
+ A look at Impact Downtown Albany's vision for what the city's downtown could be.
+ The Campaign Yard Sign Design Election returned!
+ Lauren got a look at the newly-opened The Shop in Troy, and talked with the owners.
+ An estimate of the Capital Region neighborhoods with the most (potential) trick-or-treaters.
+ And Deanna shared the recipe for cider donut bread pudding. Yep, cider donut bread pudding.
Here's the whole week all lined up.
Thanks to everyone who posted a comment or shared an idea or photo this week!
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