Regarding “Discuss The Issue” (Sept. 15-21): When people buy a home and pay (quite high) taxes to live in a nice neighborhood, no matter where, they expect respect from their neighbors, whether …
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Regarding “Discuss The Issue” (Sept. 15-21): When people buy a home and pay (quite high) taxes to live in a nice neighborhood, no matter where, they expect respect from their neighbors, whether they are 18 or 80. It’s easier said than done to “just” move. And why should they? Second, the police should cite. Obviously, those responsible for irresponsible behavior are not respectful and will not respond to polite requests. I was a college student only two years ago and I never thought others had to deal with my behavior because I was in college and it’s to be expected that I act like an idiot. Good luck when and if you graduate, finding a neighborhood to raise your children in.