Seattle has its Public Market Center.
Countless places have artsy neighborhoods with cinemas and cafes.
So why not Central Avenue, Anthony Capece asks. With splashy sketches of how the commercial stretch might look, Capece last week outlined his hopes for what the plan might bring. Central Avenue was the place to be. This is where people came to meet and greet. The Central Avenue BID was created in the late 1990s along with two others, in downtown Albany and on Lark Street.