Issue affects more than Skyline neighborhood

You are apposed to a gas station being placed at a major intersection. Get a life!

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I've never understood why anyone would buy/build a home close to a major rd. What did you expect to be built there?

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Maybe your objections would hold more water if you lived in the actual vicinity of the proposed location. According to what I hear, you and the majority of residents trying to knock this business down live a good 1 1/2 to 2 miles away from the location.

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Is this same writer mentality that sent out those racist brochures,condemning 7-elevens. Thanks to Creighton, who had the guts to show,what was being used to intimidate the landowner..shameful.. At least,the Council had the guts to represent ALL the citizens of this city and provide us with a new convenient store,with gas.Progress continues!

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Call Me Crazy Too. Why would anyone live in Manhatten, Chicago, Los Angles, Seatlle, Denver, Pheonix, Las Vegas? Because they are a city.

The big question is, Why did Waldo Emerson go to live in a hut on Walden Pond?

Howard Johnson's (a now extinct restaurant chain) had the answer. 28 Flavors!

Besides it is not sustainable to have a park on four corners of a major intersection if you live in a city.

Maybe it is time to put walls around each home? Or would that be too much like prison?

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