The News Tribune's June 11 "our view" editorial ("Let apologies follow shameful behavior") hit the nail on the head. The bulldozing incident in Piedmont Heights was a demonstration of School Board Chairman Tim Grover's disregard for public input. In my mind he should have stopped his car, gotten out and, at the very least, offered an apology and asked victimized property owner Scott Kuiti what the board could do to amend the action. Instead, he stayed in his car and drove around. What a wonderful example for how a public official should act.
Allen Willman
Duluth
