Bright Side of the Day – March 18, 2015
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“I fully agree with the views regarding Albany expressed in the Sunday Herald by the young professionals returning to Albany after finding that the grass was not greener elsewhere, my only difference being that as a young student at UGA I could not wait to come back home to Albany after graduation where I started a business on less than a shoe string and the community accepted my services and afforded me a comfortable retirement right here. We have a wonderful mix of unique amenities, businesses and large and small industries not readily found elsewhere.”
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