APD: Holiday dinner for community successful
A line streamed in the door at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday as the Albany Police Department Family Protection Unit served a free dinner to almost 100 people in the first 10 minutes. The dinner, which was open to the public, was the first by the unit and it was held at the Bill Miller Community Center.
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