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Comment: No one should get panties in wad over concrete pillar Commentary: She recommends a wire bristle brush, if anything. Comments about Comments re photo 56351 What should be done with concrete pillars Click on headline for complete comment By Joyce Coomer I don't know why so many people are getting their panties in a wad over the pillars on the square. They don't impede traffic flow - vehicular or pedestrian - and make nice resting places if you so desire. If the remnants of yellow paint were removed the pillars wouldn't be quite as noticeable, but I don't advocate repainting them -- it detracts from their architectural shape If the paint is really bothering someone, there is a thing called a wire bristle brush that works well in removing flaking paint from concrete; they can purchase a wire bristle brush and remove the paint themselves instead of annoying the city and county governments with such a mundane complaint. Besides, there are many things much more important to fret about - like keeping the streets paved nicely when they need to be. Joyce M. Coomer This story was posted on 2014-08-21 12:11:57
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