Fox8's Shelley Brown catches up with the drastic transformation of the VA Hospital Footprint in recent weeks in a recent report.
The tv news spot also announces a jazz funeral for the neighborhood.
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2 comments:
The preventable death of a neighborhood is not a cause for community celebration. The idea of a jazz funeral being staged for such an occasion is deeply offensive and in exceedingly poor taste.
I think a candlelight vigil might be more appropriate.
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