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SubscribePine tree blocks Olerud view, lowers value of house
BETTINA HANSEN / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Bruce Baker holds up photographs at a meeting of the Clyde Hill Board of Adjustment of the view from his neighbor John Olerud's house, maintaining that his two trees are not blocking a significant portion of the valuable view.
Quit obsessing over a tree
John Olerud, get a life. Look around you. There are people living on the streets instead of a warm, comfortable home. Are you aware of how many people lost their homes due to the wrath of Sandy?
Be grateful for what you have and quit obsessing over a tree [“Olerud’s appraisal says tree cuts value of house,” NWWednesday,” Nov. 7]. You should be ashamed of yourself. If you don't like the tree then move.
— Cynthia Dwyer, Sammamish
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