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  1. 20 August 2008 at 7:23 p.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    How about all the students that now drink at 18-20 and think breaking the law is fine. We are teaching them that the laws you don't like you don't follow.

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  2. 19 August 2008 at 12:01 p.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    confrontation (name fits you well), I didn't say kids will never binge drink. Read my comments again. All I said was our children should learn to drink from their parents not their peirs.

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  3. 19 August 2008 at 9:37 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    As a parent, who teaches your child how to drink? The way our current system is setup, they learn to drink from their peirs, not their parents. At least at the age of 18, parents could go out to dinner with their soon to be adult and teach them the proper way to experience alcohol.

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  4. 13 August 2008 at 10:04 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    Chestnut is afraid to make a decision on anything. Look for nothing to happen when he is Mayor...

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  5. 2 August 2008 at 9:55 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    This house was NOT broken up into apartments. It had been remodeled back to the original house.

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  6. 16 July 2008 at 9:09 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    Chestnut has no backbone. This commission has now put this demo on hold for 9 months. Wake up Commissioners! You have final say in what is built, so let them tear down this unrepairable house.

    I think we need to change the city slogan to "Paralysis by Analysis".

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  7. 16 June 2008 at 9:13 a.m.

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  8. 12 June 2008 at 9:38 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    I noticed some other houses on that block are "for sale" as well. To bad whoever has them for sale didn't sell them before this happened. Now nobody will touch them due to the city ineptness on this house. Why would anyone buy in the Oread if the city will not let you do what you want with your property. I imagine the owner of 1232 Louisianna will now sell it and leave town. And the value of those other houses for sale just dropped 30% as well.

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  9. 10 June 2008 at 10:29 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    There is a renovation going on at 1339 Ohio right now, and from what I hear, the owners will have spent over 700,000 on the renovation. Linda Zollner has no clue what it takes to bring a house up to code (sad given her job). The Oread Ass. would require the developer to meet parking codes (they required 1339 Ohio to build tandem parking). This house has no parking and would need to have entire hill behind the house dug out, with a retaining wall built. Her $130,000 cost might not cover the parking alone.

    Linda might want to learn to keep her mouth shut on subjects she has no clue about (oh wait, this subject is directly related to her job and she has no clue!).

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  10. 22 May 2008 at 11:33 a.m.

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    flyin_squirrel (Anonymous) says…

    How about the Oil Execs ask the Senate why they will not open up drilling in Alaska, the Rockies, and off the coast of Florida. I am not siding with the oil companies but some of the blame has to be placed on the government as well.

    Imagine if Iraq had a huge untapped oil reserve. Right now we would be requiring them to start drilling. But we will not do that on our own land.

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