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I have a suggestion for Ben Fye and other residents opposed to a hotel proposed to be located near them (“ Duluth Heights residents express dismay at prospect of hotel as neighbor ,” Oct. 12).
My suggestion is they move, like I did, from my hometown of Duluth, which has become a little Russia. Things won’t get any better there, I fear, and there is a great big United States outside of Duluth where transplants will be welcomed, not to mention where there is better weather and lower taxes.
Give up living on the Tundra.
David Jamar
Sebastian, Florida
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