A quick recap of the week
Here are a few highlights from the past week on AOA:
+ A few pics from the first Fork in the Road food truck event.
+ It's so awkward when you complain about the feds listening to calls when they're actually listening to your call.
+ This study about how poverty and where kids live gave us a lot to think about here in the Capital Region.
+ Deanna tried the falafel and shawarma at Saati Deli in Latham.
+ That time Nellie Bly came to Albany to buy some legsilators.
+ We gave away tickets to see Mamma Mia! at Proctors + an Aperitivo Bistro gift certificate by asking: What's something you'd like to see make a comeback in the Capital Region?
+ What was up in the Neighborhood this week: the creative process, the Church of the Holy Innocents, an architecture stroll, paying attention to pay, spring, Fork in the Road, CIA, 15 Church, burgers, bacon, the ill-fated Ville du Havre, and suckas.
+ A post about trains prompted a discussion about the possility of light rail in the Capital Region.
+ What it was like to reign as one of the early Tulip Queens. (Spoiler: It was a much bigger deal then.)
+ Dan asked about finding a good heating/cooling contractor for a home project.
+ And because it's Tulip Fest weekend, some "sliding" before and after -- pre-bloom and post-bloom -- photos of the Washington Park tulips.
Thanks to everyone who posted a comment or shared an idea or photo this week!
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