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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowWe appreciate the observations in the editorial about the VA’s cemetery plan that Indianapolis’ deficiency in park land is well documented [“Park a good use for Crown Hill site,” March 20].
A minor quibble: “… come out of the woodwork” seems like a derogatory metaphor. At least you didn’t refer to environmentalists in that way. (In fact, you didn’t use “environmentalists” in the editorial.)
It’s perplexing and disconcerting when the IBJ uses such an arguably snarky dismissive. I understand that you use colorful phrases on occasion to spice up content, but can’t you use a more apt metaphor to describe broad-based public outcry and mobilization on green issues?
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Clarke Kahlo
Alliance of Crown Hill Neighbors
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