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July 13, 2017
140-year-old bell, other artifacts on display at new fire station in Albany
By JENNIFER MOODY
Albany Democrat-Herald
Albany Democrat-Herald
David Patton/Albany Democrat-Herald via AP
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Superintendent James Lutz of Gerding Builders guides the restored 1877 bell as forklift driver James Scott lowers it into place at the new Fire Station 11.
ALBANY, Ore. — From the rooftop solar panels to the polished concrete floors, just about everything at the Albany Fire Department Station 11 will be new once construction wraps up this August.
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