Vandals should repaint eyesores
Hey savvy news reader! Thanks for choosing local.
You are now reading
1 of 3 free articles.
Editor,
I’m writing this letter to say how disappointing it is that people can go around St. Ignatius and spray paint graffiti signs on the door to City Hall, Silver Dollar Bar, a propane tank and the door of the old bicycle shop. The graffiti is really bad for business and is an eyesore to the people of St. Ignatius.
Whoever is responsible for the graffiti should repaint the City Hall door white, the Silver Dollar side door gray, the propane tank white and the former bicycle shop door back to the color it was before it was redone with graffiti paint. The people don’t want to live in a town that has graffiti signs on the businesses they shop at, they drink at, or help support so the owners can give back to the community they live and work in.
How would you feel if someone came to your place of business or your home and spray painted graffiti signs on your door? You wouldn’t like it, would you? Well, think how Chief Frey felt when he saw the door to City Hall, and how the owners of the Silver Dollar must have felt when they saw the door to their business.
So instead of the owners of the Silver Dollar Bar and Chief Frey having to repaint over the graffiti signs, why not have the person or persons who spray painted the buildings repaint the doors and the propane tank?
Lynn Delecaris
St. Ignatius
