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I congratulate Louise Lee for writing such a great letter! She said what I wanted to say. I live and have rental properties on the East Side, which Ms. Kovacs called "less-than-perfect.

To the editor: Re: "Big, bad, ugly night," April 13. I checked the date on a recent issue of the Courier to make sure it was the current edition and not one published in June 2011.

To the editor: Re: "Vibrant East Side as nice as West Side," Letters, April 11. Just finished reading Louise Lee's incorrect interpretation of my letter. Now I'm the one who is laughing.

To the editor: I think Ms. Kovacs feels a sense of entitlement. Anytime a midlevel city grows and becomes a popular destination to live, people come, demand increases, supply dwindles, and prices go up.

Mixed messages confuse kids

By all accounts, it looked like a riot. There was pushing and shoving, cops and security guards trying to control the crowd and death threats being uttered: There will be blood in the streets.

Re: "Proposed seniors' facility worries homeowners," April 6. They should be. Don't blame the Southlands homeowners and cyclists protesting. For many years I have driven along this route.

In the end, no one at the council table liked what the developers of the Rize Alliance complex planned for Broadway and Kingsway had to offer.

Cycling columnist Kay Cahill was looking for input on specific problems with our cycling infrastructure. But they all stem from the hostile attitude toward cyclists from our motoring public.