[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Today's Star Tribune editorial argues that
Minneapolis residents have to get
over their problems with tall buildings along transit corridors such as the
Midtown Greenway and Lake Street if the city is to continue to draw
tax-paying professionals and aging empty- nesters back into the city.
"For Minneapolis to continue its generally forward momentum and its
progressive political traditions, residents must get over their phobia about
tall
buildings." . . .
I wholeheartedly agree with this editorial position.
Bill Dooley
Kenny
I'm glad to see that the Star Tribune editorial board is being consistent
with it's earlier writings on Vancouver and its status as the "most livable"
city in the world. Vancouver got over its height phobia over 40 years ago and
today is reaping the benefits.
I feel like the editorial board somehow recorded my thoughts exactly and
published them without my permission. ;)
I guess that means that I, too, agree wholeheartedly.
Matty Lang,
Central
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