A quick recap of the week

posted Mar 5, 2017

Here are a few highlights from the past week on AOA:

+ Jennifer asked about finding an experienced physical therapist for treating back pain.

+ We pulled together a big list of upcoming local St. Patrick's Day stuff to do.

+ What was up in the Neighborhood this week: the French marquis, 197 River Street, George Washington, store tokens, Smith's, Uncle John's Diner, wings, a disappointing dinner, snowy walks, the debt snowball, and doing our best regardless.

+ The new new plan for 1 Monument Square in downtown Troy is out -- there are a lots of opinions.

+ We gawked at the new Albany Capital Center.

+ We gave away tickets to the Chatham Brewing 10th anniversary party by asking: What's your favorite small town or village around the region? Why?

+ And we had another odd winter.

Here's the whole week in one place.

Thanks to everyone who posted a comment or shared an idea this week!

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