Listen to the students and allow them not only a voice, but also the power to make decisions governing themselves. Yen-Chieh Tseng is a senior at Windsor Forest High School. That is true, true, true. That is a far cry cleaner then what I have seen humans leave. I believe those canines can teach some of us a trick or two.
Government has no business in private enterprise.
It sounds like second-class politics is keeping the chains on the library. We don't need to give the tourists of this fair city a dim view of Savannah's politics and intellect, and an indifferent attitude toward education. Libraries are prominent in most cities. We don't need a racetrack. Dispose of it and put the money to a useful purpose.