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LBCC students and staff team up at Waverly Park, October 26, 2024, for a community cleanup. Vanessa Night, a dedicated LBCC student, tackles graffiti removal under the bridge tunnel, showing the college’s commitment to keeping Albany beautiful.







    Tim Martin, a longtime Albany Public Library team member, loves working with the community. His friendly and welcoming spirit has made the library a special place for patrons, as he helps connect them with resources and shares his passion for learning









Step back in time at the Monteith House, a beautifully preserved gem from the 1800s, nestled in Albany's Monteith Historical District—a true piece of Oregon's history!


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