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(May 2007)
» Help Keep Albany Graffiti Free!
Graffiti is a crime of vandalism involving the defacement of real or personal property. It is also a sign of urban decay that sends a message that the community is unconcerned about the appearance of its neighborhoods. City government cannot do it alone! Ask what you can do to help today by calling 434-CITY (2489)

(April 2007)
» Hitchcock Building and Grounds, hired by Central BID, replaces the 2007 seasonal banners. Themed banners highlighting the message(s) Shop, Dine and Explore are displayed thoughout the district year-round.

(April 2007)
» Albany NY- Mayor Jerry Jennings announced the schedule for the 2007 Household Spring Cleanup Program. Spring cleanups will be held on selected days throughout April and May. "This beneficial program is an excellent opportunity for all City residents to dispose of their excessive household trash" said Mayor Jennings. Only residents who live in residential dwellings with four (4) or less units may participate in this program. Trash should be placed curbside the evening prior to your scheduled spring cleanup day. Any questions regarding the Household Spring Cleanup program, please call the Department of General Services at 434-CITY.

(December 2006)
» Welcome 855 Tech Center: Wired for Space
Here's a new home for your business. 855 Tech Center is the new center for business located in the Capital District in Albany, NY. In a major hub, our property features three prime facilities adapted to your technical needs.
» for more information

(December 2006)
» New Year’s Eve Celebration!
It's the next best thing to living in Times Square!

(September 2006)
» Lexington Vacuum flourishes at 997 Central.
When Mark Garzia starts to talk about Lexington Vacuum, you can hear a quiet excitement in his voice.
Mark, who owns Lexington Vacuum with his wife Jan Garzia, the company secretary and bookkeeper, is clearly passionate about what he does.

(August 2006)
» A Sign of Recognition.
Rick Bergholz of Traffic & Parking Control Co. (TAPCO) complimented the Central BID on its new street signs
by providing the highest honor — inclusion in their 2006 catalog of standard sign designs.

(May 2006)
This is a link to the list server for the Avenue to Work Program with office of veterans affairs, HVCC and the CBID. Call a link for Vets to find work and for business to find available vets and to get information about the opportunities with hiring vets.
» For more information about the Avenue to Work program

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