We’ve all heard the old adage: the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Reading the letters to the Gazette, one can assume that quite a few residents are concerned about the unchecked and poorly planned growth in this region, the deteriorating infrastructure, and the traffic gridlock; and how these are affecting the quality of life here.
If we continue to vote the same people into local and county public offices, the ones who have allowed these problems to develop, how can we expect anything to change or improve?
Nick De Cerchio
Lewes
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