by Sylvia C. Dodge
ALBANY — In two or three decades, the 60 children who made it through this year of global pandemic at Albany Community School will have something to show their families and friends. Early this month, each of the students planted a white cedar on the school grounds.
Planting trees — planting living things at the school — is an appropriate way to end a year that was “a heroic effort,” said Principal Stephen Owens.
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