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To the editor: What would City
Hall say if he could talk? He would talk about how this city has
grown from nothing to a city that's a great place to grow up. He
would talk about the years he was a police station. He would talk
about the rise and fall of the square, the true heart of Lincoln. He
would talk about a history that is in no book anywhere -- Lincoln's
history, that is.
Then, if he could ask: Why is there a debate or any question
about keeping me fixed up? I'm a part of history. The fire station
alone is a priceless piece of history of Lincoln. Keep us up and
keep us going strong for another so many years. Thanks.
Jann Allen Nash
(Posted Feb. 20, 2006)
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