Given how far along the process is now, I’m going to assume that the powers-that-be have done their due diligence in making sure that the clearly unpopular de-poplarization of Sims Way is an …
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Given how far along the process is now, I’m going to assume that the powers-that-be have done their due diligence in making sure that the clearly unpopular de-poplarization of Sims Way is an environmentally and economically sound decision.
Given that, I hope that they will make a serious effort to focus community attention on the benefits of the change.
Give us something to look forward to that will be better than what we’re looking at fondly in our rear-view mirrors.
Matthew Miner
PORT TOWNSEND
