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solution — a solution that other communities should emulate by increasing their own density to Hillcrest levels. San Diego is full of
sprawling, low-density development. Environmen- talists should concentrate in those areas and leave Hill- crest alone. Last, the city has not
maintained its infrastruc- ture for the current popu- lation of Hillcrest. Our streets are full of pot holes, and the city has not taken care of its water pipes, etc. Until it does that, not even one more unit of housing should be built. If businesses can’t make it here, let them go elsewhere. No one forces
them to stay. And if outsid- ers can’t afford to live here, let them live where they can afford to live. A lot of them sneer at Hill- crest and say — falsely — that it is undesirable. Fine. Then stay out. We don’t want you here. Andrew Towne Hillcrest
Nobody Cares about Tijuana You’ve got 12 pages of ads for medical marijuana dis- pensaries. That’s ridiculous. You’ve got more pages of ads for dispensaries than any other paper in the county. You guys should cut down
your ads and add more edi- torial. Expand the food sec- tion, or the movie section, or stories, or something else — not just 12 pages of
ads for dispensaries. Last I heard, there were only five approved dispensaries in the city of San Diego. Also, why do your food
writers and editors continu- ally advertise restaurants in Tijuana that nobody cares to go to? They also stick to the South Bay and the cen- tral parts of the city — City Heights and Barrio Logan. They never cover the coast or North County at all — or any place in the east. They always stick to the ethnic restaurants and Tijuana. Nobody cares about
Tijuana! Why don’t you tell your writers that if they like Tijuana so much, to go eat there and live there all day. But I’m not going to get a passport to go get a hamburger.
Gary Carlsbad H E A L T H A N D B E A U T Y
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