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More Summer Camps
More camps to offer children for this summer.
Not it when it comes to ‘not it’
Features Columnist
There is a little something I’d like to address that’s been bugging me for quite some time — practically all of my life, if I really think about it.
Keep kids healthy over the summer
Health Columnist
Summer belongs to kids. It’s a time marked by freedom from school studies in exchange for a little relaxation.
Births 19 May 2013
Unless otherwise noted, the following births took place at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany from April 22-May 13.
4-H awards summer camp scholarships
Dougherty County awards three scholarships for camp.
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Majesty of Albany Theatre endures
People, Places & Things
The Albany-Dougherty Inner City Authority is working to restore and repurpose a city landmark.
Albany preparing for SB&T Bike Race
As many as 300 cyclists are expected next weekend for the competition.
Virus a chronic threat to tomatoes
Researchers say eradicating the tomato yellow curl virus is unlikely, so they're focusing on better management of it.
Looking Back - May 19, 2013
Each week Albany Herald researcher Mary Braswell looks for interesting events, places and people from the past. You can contact her at (229) 888-9371 or mary.braswell@albanyherald.com.
New winner named in Congressional Art Competition
A new winner has been named for the 2013 Congressional Art Competition in the Second Congressional District of Georgia, officials with the office of U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop.
AKAs bring youth ensemble to Albany
Music Review
Every other year the two chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. reveal a show that absorbs, it seems, the whole African American community.
Cardio team leader named Nurse of the Year
Patricia Kennedy, who works on Phoebe’s cardiology floor, has been with the hospital for seven years.
Colorful creation
The red plumage of this male cardinal stands out against a gray background as it perches on a cable in northwest Albany Thursday morning. Partly cloudy gray skies are expected to continue for the area with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Praying women attacked ay Western Wall
Religion Columnist
The Western Wall, one of the most sacred and prominent sites for Jewish and Christian pilgrims in Jerusalem, was the locale for anger, rock tossing and controversy last week when several hundred Jewish women exercised their legal right to pray at that prominent locale.
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