We live in"The LAND OF THE LOST!"

If it was in other parts of The City Of New Haven, CT...

IE: Behind Christopher Martin on State Street, after that pathetic incident it would be addressed accordingly. The Community bond that is needed to keep Fair Haven up & on they move to a more sustainable place to reside & call home like the "more desirable parts of town" just will not "ever" be.

The end result if you look on Real Estate MLS 115 Multi Family Homes are on the market & about 112 Single Family dwelling as well, & this is city wide, I wonder why? Finally Home values have plumment due to many factors, & of all these propertys for Sale they have had on market for 6 months or longer, & when finally sold, if they sell, are sold for nothing near asking prices one just sold for less than half of asking, & all these "Quality Of Life" matters have a bearing on wether to buy in this city or not, to most people.

After residing here for over twenty years, & seeing all the progress, I now see it crumbling before my eyes, due to the way in which its managed & how our "civilazation" has become, is extremely disturbing.

I really understand, why most leave city living from all over this nation, & go to suburbs, or non-city life style, after living it for decades. For the increased taxes we pay & lack of any type of return, in terms of anything. One really needs to sitdown & evaulate wether its really worth remaining here.

Its really a lost cause, I hate to say, & gets very, very old, when others just don't care.

From continual Dirt Bikes driving on City Streets ( FOR YEARS! mind you) & creating unneeded noise, to Stolen Cars, & unnecessary shootings, & accidents with Residents Residential Property being damaged by automobiles, to uninsured drivers from other parts of the world contributing to this epidemic etc...etc...

& just think what Sunday Liquor Sales are going to do for New Haven Neighborhoods...

Lets All Just Sit Back & Enjoy The Ride