Trash pickup to be delayed

Republic Services, the garbagecollectioncontractor for Albany, will alter its schedule next week for theThanksgivingholiday. Residential trash containers and industrial normally picked up on Thursday, Nov.
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Family festival set Saturday at Old Jail

AFamilyFestivalthisSaturday, Nov.23,attheOldJailArt Center is an event that whole familiescanparticipatein,and the local museum encourages everyone to attend. TheNavajoHeritageFamily Festival, scheduled from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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Fundraising campaigns underway

Applications and donations arebeingacceptedfor various programs to assist local residents during the holiday season. Programs are organized andoverseenbytheAlbany Ministerial Alliance and ResourceCare.
Ramona Reames (l) and Kathy Baskin (r) choose an ornament and sign up as sponsors for the Believe Tree for Teens program. Melinda Lucas / Albany News

Harvest Acres set Saturday

TheannualHarvestAcre Bazaar, hosted by Friendship Baptist Church, will openat8:00a.m.Saturday, Nov.23. The bazaar is located at the church’s activity center, at 600 Greer St.
Maggie Spraberry fills her bread making machine as she works on items to be sold at this weekend’s Harvest Acres.

Santa letters due Dec. 1

The Albany News will print Santa letters and holiday essays in the Christmas issue to be published on Dec 19. All Albany and Moran children are invited to write letters, which should be submitted to the newspaper onorbeforeMonday, Dec.
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Fifth graders experience outdoor camp

Fifth grade students fromNancySmithElementary School spent Monday-Wednesday, Nov. 4-6, at CampGradySpruceatPossum Kingdom Lake studying natural science of the area, with 29 students and fiveadultsmakingthetrip. “It’s basically the same program they have every year,” said NSES teacher Leslie Neve.
Albany fifth graders pose on the shore of Possum Kingdom Lake during their time at Camp Grady Spruce. The outdoor camp was held Nov. 4-6. Courtesy Photo
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