Dear Editor,

I loved all the editorials in the March 25 paper except one. God loves all of us. Everyone reads into the Bible as they see it.

Putting that aside I think Annie G. Tigtig has it right. The small park keeps the bad out, easy to see trouble. And cost saved. The small business people like Ron’s Cobbler Shoppe need standing up for. Soon all the people who really care about West Seattle will be gone. What happened to caring about what we want? There is a closeness you are going to lose with al this change.

And how about Mayor Greg Nickels, tunnel vision again? He didn’t see the roads were clear of snow on his way to work? Before I was old enough to vote we had a mayor that had the city workers black top all his road and yard just beyond Five Corners.

Please, there must be a person out there in West Seattle that still cares about what happens to this little and older people. Maybe even one of the Robinsons for mayor? Loved Jerry’s story. I was always afraid I would fall in that pit at the South Park dump. Sorry, it was funny. First chuckle I’ve had in a while, sure made me think back.

Kathleen Vogel
Delridge