3-mile stretch of bike trail getting a makeover
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Near sunset on the Mohawk Hudson Bike Hike Trail. (Gillian Scott / Special to the Times Union)Picasa
More good news for bikers and walkers the state is starting work Monday on a $757,000 project to rehabilitate the pavement on a 2.8-mile segment of the Mohawk-Hudson Bike-Hike Trail.
The work will be between Albany s northern city line and the 4th Street trailhead and parking lot in the city of Watervliet along the Hudson River, according to the state Department of Transportation. It would provide for a smoother ride for all users of this route, part of the Empire State Trail.
Three years after fire gutted historic church, there s new life
Services moving on undercroft chapel on June 13 Share Updated: 5:35 PM CDT May 15, 2021
Services moving on undercroft chapel on June 13 Share Updated: 5:35 PM CDT May 15, 2021
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Show Transcript PROGRESS, AND HOW IT IS PRESERVING MUCH OF THE CHURCH’S HISTORY. CHERNE WHERE ARE WE STANDING RIGHT NOW? THIS IS THE HOLY HALLWAY. WE HAVE BEEN HOLDING SERVICES HERE SINCE MAY 2020. CHERNEY: IT’S A NARROW HALLWAY THAT HOLDS ABOUT 30 PEOPLE. OF TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN AND IT HAS A TOUCHOF TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH HISTORY. THIS WAS FROM PREVIOUS PEW RECOVERED FROM THE FIRE. CHERNE BUT ON JUNE 13, CHANGE IS COMING. WE WILL SERVE, AND THAT WOULD WITHHOLD IN UP THE ROOF STRUCTURE. THIS IS WHERE THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH CONTINUES. CHERNEY: THREE YEARS AFTER FLAMES ENGULFED THE CHURCH, DESTROYING THE ENTIRE ROOF, LOWER STEEPLE HISTORIC ORGAN, AND MUCH OF THE INTE
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