Sorry to burst your bubble, but it's not just the older folks who have an opinion on whether to stay or go.

What scares the heck out of me is that I suspect that the leading organizations don't have a real idea of what the Madison option is going to cost and in the end it will cost much, much more. Building over a subway system, which is going to shake the foundation of the building and will require costly ($) building tricks is not the sensible choice. With a divided community, the financial support will also be divided.

Revamping the existing building or building next to the Latvian Centre are the preferable, more sensible choices.

Disheartening that older community leaders, people aged 60, 70 and 80 years old with time on their hands, continue polarizing our already small heritage community. We see it from the group pushing for Madison with little consultation or communication. We see it from those who believe Broadview can remain viable with bake sales and bazaars. Quite the mess just in time for EV-100. With cartoons like this why does anyone worry about Putin. We have each other. Noored, some day this can all be yours.

It's hard not to be strident in the face of the 3-Org's outrages. Nor is silent suffering a healthy option.