Albany Today, Oct. 19
Albany emergency response volunteers are encouraging residents to take steps to protect their neighborhoods as officials prepare for a stormy El Niño winter.
Albany volunteers urge residents to prepare for El Niño
State and local officials are urging property owners in coastal communities across the Bay Area to prepare for strong storms.

In other news
Albany Rotary will give away up to 300 free Albany United Against Hate posters from a table set up near the Solano Avenue peace pole Saturday, Oct. 24, from noon to 3 p.m.


In case you missed it
Suzy Thompson pays tribute to songwriter Paul Siebel
A Berkeley-based guitarist and fiddler revisits a songwriter who shaped her musical life. She performs Sunday in Albany.

Albany's Measure S would overhaul property transfer taxes
Five tax brackets would replace the city's flat 1.5% rate, generating an estimated $1 million more annually.

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