A quick recap of the week

week review 2017-07-15

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

+ Here's how much it's going to cost to use a bike as part of the upcoming bike share.

+ A look around the new -- again -- Fort Orange General Store.

+ Deanna recommended the ice cream sandwiches from Different Blend Bakery. (Oh, and they're gluten free.)

+ Here's what the new train station Schenectady will look like.

+ What was up in the Neighborhood this week: oft-repeated and probably wrong, old postcards, the German Reformed Church, the Albany Symphony, lilies, next business day, the Tappan Zee, Portland, a small town Fourth, the harness track, walking culture, D'Raymonds, Unagi, a dish set, and one last off-leash walk.

+ We stopped at H&L on the Hudson for lunch along the river in Albany.

+ M. asked about finding an attorney or law firm for help with laws/financial regulations for religious organizations. (We could probably use one or two more suggestions for this one.)

+ We gave away tickets for the Raise . Plant . Grow project fundraiser river cruise from Troy by asking: If you could grow any type of tree, which tree would you grow?

+ Gawking at those replica Nina and Pinta ships docked in Rensselaer.

+ And blueberry season has arrived -- here are a bunch of places where you can pick your own.

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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