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To the Editor:
More money for this building! No!
Yes, it is historic, but it has no future as a town building. Give it to Kent Affordable Housing or Kent Historical Society, but don’t tax the public to fix it up. Such action would be soundly rejected at a town meeting. And $16,000 isn’t even a bandaid.
Bruce Adams
Washington
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