| # | First Name | Last Name | Comments |
|---|
| 651 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 652 | Greg | Adamiec | |
| 653 | Elizabeth | Trez | We DO NOT need a new courthouse at all!!! Secondly, it should be downtown, not in a residential area. |
| 654 | Thomas | Trez | There are many other suitable locations that do not require the destruction of existing viable properties. |
| 655 | Anonymous | Anonymous | Put the courthouse at 6th and Reilly! |
| 656 | joanne | trez | |
| 657 | Anthony | Payne | |
| 658 | Angela | Kessler | |
| 659 | Ryan | Smith | |
| 660 | Kevin | Gaughen | 6th and Reily is a much better site. |
| 661 | Henry | Rayner | |
| 662 | Carly | Mondschean | |
| 663 | John | Mondschean | |
| 664 | Mark | Allison | |
| 665 | Bill | Finnerty | Downtown Harrisburg is a thriving, economic success. Leave it alone to grow and at the same time enhance the Midtown area's economic growth. |
| 666 | Tara | Smith | |
| 667 | Megan | Yost | |
| 668 | IAN | CHARLES | |
| 669 | Deborah | Filipi | I find it a tragedy to tear down The Winter Group Building and the Payne-Shoemaker Building on North Third Street because both buildings reflect important periods in American architecture. |
| 670 | Janet | MacGregor | |
| 671 | Robert | Baker | |
| 672 | Hilary | Michels | As a resident of the Midtown neighborhood, I can attest to the positive growth and development of the Midtown area. The 6th and Reily site would be accessible and more convenient. Also, to create such a huge hole downtown in the middle of "restaurant row" would deter pedestrian traffic. Tearing down existing (successful) businesses to create a courthouse that does not generate revenue for the city would be a waste. |
| 673 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 674 | Susan | Hanna | |
| 675 | Francis | Filipi | |
| 676 | Paul | Carey | Right is Right and Wrong is Wrong. It's only right to keep businesses thriving and not run them out of downtown Harrisburg. The Court can encourgage new business and a new community by it's mere presence. |
| 677 | Tim | Kushner | |
| 678 | Andrea | Turner | |
| 679 | caelan | turner | |
| 680 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 681 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 682 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 683 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 684 | Stephen | Warfel | |
| 685 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 686 | Elizabeth | Carroll | Please help make our part of the city better! |
| 687 | Nathanael | Carroll | |
| 688 | Barbra | Baker | |
| 689 | Robert | Gumpher | after all, this is tax payer money and tax payers have a voice. |
| 690 | Quincy | Harberger | |
| 691 | Idris | Cox | Though I've only lived in downtown Harrisburg for less than a year, it has quickly become my home. Building a courthouse in the middle of restaurant row would really be a disaster and remove the flavor of my new home. |
| 692 | Anonymous | Anonymous | I was born in Harrisburg, educated and married (1st time) in Harrisburg, worked from the age of nine thru
35, in the "burg" at more jobs (in the early years) than I
care to remember. But, what I do remember most is the way in which the constant misinformation by the
city, county, state and federal "spin" masters served to
do nothing other than continual unrest among the
fantastic citizens of that great city.
It always seemed to me that the "little" people (politcians) could never make the easy decisions. Such is the case with the new FED courthouse debacle: you take a rather shameful and pathetic
administration that has sullied the hallowed ground
of Washington, D.C., who are incapable of cooperating
with a successful and forward thinking city government
the likes of which has never been seen in Harrisburg.
Alas, the even smaller people in DC, again decided
that it was too much for them, so why not destroy a
perfectly good building, pit business and homeowners
against one-another, instill fear in various neighborhoods with rumors of forced relocations and
consistant news media articles that for the most part
had no substance.
They have shown us once again, where there is a way
to rip-off TAXPAYER funds, they will Find the will to do
that which comes naturally to those who perfected the art of election manipulation along with going to war without the approval of the citizenry, or the CONGRESS.
However, I see the crew coming to take away my soapbox so, I better close this epistle with this thought--closedown COURT ST., purchase whatever property
would be necessary to put an addition on the "old"
courthouse building. Who knows, the powers that be
could then end up receiving praise for possibly saving
taxpayers money; money they don't have anyway. |
| 693 | Anonymous | Anonymous | The U.S. GSA is a bunch of bullies in my book. |
| 694 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 695 | Sian | Rose | |
| 696 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 697 | Carey | Hoffman | |
| 698 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 699 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 700 | karyl | Claroni | Keep our city moving in the right direction! |