A quick recap of the week
Here are a few highlights from the past short week on AOA:
+ Andrew Cuomo proposed a plan to provide free college tuition to many students at SUNY and CUNY schools -- that prompted a lot of discussion.
+ We got a look at how Habitat for Humanity Capital District is rehabbing old homes in Albany.
+ 2016 was hot.
+ What was up in the Neighborhood this week: the ass of time, favorite bites, lamented closures, sensational sushi, a new bakery, fried foods, wedge salads, empanadas, Albany strawberries, a family history quest, Dutch new year celebrations, Frontier Town, Balanced Rocks, mist-covered mountains, being busy, and a candidate with much support.
+ A checklist for ways to be more connected and engaged in this area in 2017.
+ We gave away tickets to the Wine and Dine for the Arts Slider Slam by asking: What's something local that you're looking forward to this year?
+ The restaurant space on the Empire State Plaza is operating as a restaurant again.
+ And when an indoor mall was a new thing here.
Here's the whole week in one place.
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