A Glen Ellyn letter to the editor: I read with amazement the letter published last week from Doug Ward proposing development in the former Route 53 corridor.
I read with amazement the letter published last week from Doug Ward proposing development in the former Route 53 corridor. The land in our state does not have to have building/construction on every inch. Some of us enjoy green space.
For certain the wildlife does. And the writer is also calling climate change"foolish." Really? With California getting 8 feet of snow, torrential flooding, the rest of the country battling tornadoes and flooding, then extreme heat, and he sees no climate change?
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