To the Editor:
Imagine demolishing other historic buildings in our state that are important records and connections to our past. Historic buildings are much more than brick and mortar—they connect us to who we once were, memorialize the lives of the people who built them and spent time in them, and help tell the story of a unique community.
The E J Knesek building, which has been slated and…
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