Few in the neighborhood doubted the need for St. Elizabeth's to update their aging ER facility.
The project's associated loss of open space (and trees), however, didn't please everyone:
“I realize that the hillside will disappear and I accept that,” [said Charlie Vasiliades], “but I don’t feel that St. E’s offered enough in return to compensate for the loss of that green space.”Thneeds 1, Brown Bar-ba-loots 0.
Vasiliades wanted the hospital to grant a permanent easement on the land behind the campus abutting the future new access road, in order to prevent any future development there.
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They removed the Holy Mother statue that once graced the front of St. E over the weekend June 23-24
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