[Durham INC] Neighborhoods and suburbs

[Jack Warman]

Pat,

I truly regret feeling compelled to say this because I am sincerely
grateful for your many contributions to the community. But even the
implication that the two are mutually exclusive is insulting.

Many, including me, would consider our street to be in a suburb - it's a
cul de sac off of a cul de sac in a planned community 15-20 minutes from
city center. We have  a number of friendly, gracious, charitable people in
our neighbo... oops... suburb. In fact, we probably have a similar ratio of
friendly/gracious/charitable to jerk residents as you do in your
"neighborhood."

Respectfully, your suburban neighbor,
Jack



On Sat, Feb 4, 2017, 11:14 AM Pat Carstensen <pats1717 at hotmail.com> wrote:

> My neighborhood is in the second day of being advised not to drink or use
> the water from OWASA, the Orange County water supplier:
>
>
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> http://www.wral.com/official-water-in-chapel-hill-will-not-be-safe-for-at-least-24-hours/16498975/
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> The good news is that our neighborhood list-serve is full of updates on
> where bottled water is available and offers to share rain-barrel water for
> flushing toilets.  The benefits of choosing to live in a neighborhood
> rather than a suburb.
>
>
> Regards, pat
>
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