Albany Today, Aug. 31
A timepiece left behind on Solano Avenue more than 50 years ago tells the story of two families' intertwining paths to the American Dream, and a remarkable tale of friendship between two longtime Albany business owners.
This story was originally published by Bay City News. A Scanner reader shared it with us as a tip, and we received permission to republish it. We're glad we did!
50 years later, a forgotten watch links two Albany families
A veteran’s WWII timepiece has returned home, reconnecting two families.
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