Living in the richest county...

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September 10, 2006

In the Loudoun Extra of the Post today is a feature called Readers' Forum. Snippets from three perspectives on the richest county in America:

Middle income families can't afford housing in Loudoun.

HEATHER: ...those of us working, living and serving in our community (my husband is a sheriff's deputy with Loudoun County) and trying to move up, it will be one more pat on the head - and a reminder of where we belong.

"...to whom much is given, much is expected"

SERENA: Our Board of Supervisors should explain to residents why we have so many problems budgeting for new schools and roads when we are the richest county in the country.
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"This is why we moved to Clarke County 5 months ago"

DEBRA: The influx of residents brought many extremely materialistic, superficial, self-centered and, most of all, rude people. Aggressive drivers became common...

...warmth and friendliness were replaced with indifference and selfishness. (We moved again)...to escape the very same behavior and attitudes that prompted us to leave Massachusetts six years ago.
Remember the weeks and months after the 9/11 tragedy how courteous, caring, warm and friendly people were to each other without regard to status? Too bad it didn't last.

When real people speak we should listen. Poignant!

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